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    Uniting Communities

    There are several groups across Ottawa that work tirelessly to advocate

    on specific issues. Often, these groups share members and ideals. A

    major goal of Our Ottawa will be to unite these groups to multiply their

    effectiveness in the election. Groups such as:

    People for a Better Ottawa Ecology Ottawa

    Fed of Citizens Assoc Unions

    FOTO/Transport 2000 CAWI

    ACORN Advisory Committees

    BIAs Students

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    Promoting a City Wide Vision

    This is a City-Wide Movement (adhere to the city as a

    whole)

    Communities Come First

    Unforgivable mistakes by many on this Council (BusStrike, Lansdowne Process, Overt affront to students,

    ignoring community and advisory groups)

    A Credible Plan in Place (City-Wide principles)

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    Improve governance and citizen engagement, and encourage debate on

    amalgamation, borough advisory councils and ward councils

    Enhance transparency and decision making at City Hall and improve the

    online and in-person capacity of the City to serve and consult residents

    Promote ethical procurement and professional and respectful labourpractices, helping avoid costly strikes, lawsuits and project overruns

    Reform the OMB and get a better deal for Ottawa

    Improve community health through targeted investments in seniors'

    services, daycare, health centres, community organizations, and local

    sports

    Policy Communications Points

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    Target wards

    Info for candidates

    Create public interest Apply our policy points

    Back OO positioning

    210key votes to July

    2010

    Councils Voting

    Record

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    Arts &

    Heritage

    Consultation

    Council Votes, Issue by Issue

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    Environment

    Finance

    Council Votes, Issue by Issue

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    Governance

    Health

    Council Votes, Issue by Issue

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    Housing

    Procurement

    Council Votes, Issue by Issue

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    Sprawl and

    densification

    Council Votes, Issue by Issue

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    Transit

    Council Votes, Issue by Issue

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    Key Votes (Three examples) and

    Strategy

    Lansdowne

    U-Pass and Age-Cap

    Urban Boundary

    Bus Strike/ CUPE ATU Agreement

    Living Wage

    Many Others.

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    Lansdowne Vote 15-9 Vote

    No to Lansdowne Live

    Bedard Bellemare Cullen Deans Doucet HolmesLeadman Feltmate Legendre

    Yes to Lansdowne LiveBrooks Chiarelli Desroches El-Chantiry Hume Harder

    Hunter Jellett Monette Qadri O'Brien Thompson McRaeWilkinson Bloess

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    Student VotesSTUDENTS 12-Nov-08 Transit U-pass $125 pilot for UoO

    Bedard (Y) Bellemare (Y) Bloess (Y) Cullen (Y) Deans (Y)Doucet (Y) Holmes (Y) Hume (Y) Leadman (Y) Legendre (Y)McRae (Y) Wilkinson (Y)

    Brooks (N) Chiarelli (N) Desroches (N) El-Chantiry (N) Feltmate(N) Harder (N) Hunter (N) Jellett (N) Monette (N) Qadri (N)O'Brien (N) Thompson (N)

    1-Dec-08 Age cap

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    Urban Boundary Vote 12-11 Vote

    Limited Expansion

    Bedard Bellemare Brooks Cullen Deans Doucet HolmesLeadman Feltmate Legendre Hume Jellett

    Want more ExpansionChiarelli Desroches El-Chantiry Harder Hunter Monette

    Qadri O'Brien (absent) Thompson McRae WilkinsonBloess

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    Council Vacancies- 4 of the 5 are

    progressive

    3 Councillors are retiring:

    Feltmate

    Legendre

    Hunter

    1 Councillors is running for Mayor (vacating theirseats)

    Replace all of them with qualityprogressives

    Doucet

    Cullen

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    Of the remaining Councillors significant

    analysis is needed

    We believe these councillors are not reasonably deafatable

    Wilkinson, Qadri*, Hume*, Chiarelli*, Desroches, Harder*, El-Chantiry*, Bloess

    * = won with nearly 70% or more of vote in 2006

    Potentially Beatable?

    Monette*, McRae, Jellet*, Brooks

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    4 vacant seats and 4 Councillors who

    are beatable (minus Jellet) Wards to Targethttp://www.ottawa.ca/city_hall/elections/nominat ions/index_en.html

    Vacant:

    Kanata South, Rideau-Rockliffe, knoxdale-merivale, Capital

    3 to Replace

    Orleans River Rideau-Goulbourn

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    Who are the progressive replacements?

    Wards to Target (names who OO has contemplated)

    Kanata South=Aaron Helleman

    Rideau-Rockliffe= Sheila Perry

    Capital = Bob BrocklebankOrleans= Jennifer Robitaille

    River= Nadia Willard

    Rideau-Goulbourn= Bruce Webster

    Knoxdale-Merivale= It appears as though all potential candidates inthis ward will be better alternatives than the previousrepresentative

    Red= Candidates to strategically support

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    Note: There are other progressives

    running

    OO is choosing specific Wards to Target based on the likelihoodof victory

    There are others running against councillors who wed like toreplace, but we need to strategically concentrate resources andassess vote-splitting and incumbent dominance

    There are some wards we are targetting that have two or three

    viable options, but the names we listed in red have been proven,community advocates for many years and are most likely to hava chance at victory

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    What can you do?

    Sign up for one of the 6 candidates yourself and offer volunteertime by e-mailing [email protected]

    Tell others about the candidates

    Spread the word that people need the help and this is ourBEST-CASE scenario

    Attend on September 12th 2010:Progressive City

    Council..?Fundraise for 6 non-incumbent councillorsSunday September12th at 3pm

    Johnny Farinas at 216 Elgin Street

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    Communities can get involved by [email protected]

    Email: [email protected]

    www.ourottawa.ca