As he was being driven to an event at the EY Centre only days before the 2018 municipal election, Jim Watson noticed that the lines hadn’t yet been painted on the recently paved airport parkway, so he pulled out his phone and made a call to remind someone at the city to get that done. Read More
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Deachman: When push came to shove, Jim Watson was Ottawa's man
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