Mark Sutcliffe says he has a plan to keep “the dream of home ownership” alive in Ottawa if elected as mayor, anchored by a pledge add 100,000 housing units to the city’s residential universe over the next ten years. Read More
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Sutcliffe promises Ottawa 100,000 more homes over ten years in new housing platform
Published in 2022 municipal election, Campaign, Election, homelessness, Homes, housing, Local News, Mark Sutcliffe, mayor and Mayoral
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