News & events
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Join mayoral candidate and advocate against Lansdowne 2.0 Neil Saravanamuttoo for a town hall at the Woodroffe United Church. This is an opportunity to share your experiences and priorities around city services, decision making, and community needs.
Join mayoral candidate and advocate against Lansdowne 2.0 Neil Saravanamuttoo for a town hall at the Manotick Community Centre. This is an opportunity to share your experiences and priorities around city services, decision making, and community needs.
Join mayoral candidate and advocate against Lansdowne 2.0 Neil Saravanamuttoo for a town hall at the Hintonburg Community Centre. This is an opportunity to share your experiences and priorities around city services, decision making, and community needs.
The economist is making responsible city spending the top priority of his mayoral campaign in the 2026 municipal election. By Aedan Helmer Published in the Ottawa Citizen June 17, 2026 As a community organizer with an extensive background in economics, Neil Saravanamuttoo is making responsible city […]
Join mayoral candidate, and advocate against Lansdowne 2.0, Neil Saravanamuttoo for a town hall at the Sunnyside Library.This is an opportunity to share your experiences and priorities around city services, decision making, community needs, and more.tem in Ottawa.
Electioneering invades chambers as challengers blast infrastructure funding plan By Arthur White-Crummey Published by CBC Ottawa June 2, 2026 The municipal election campaign invaded council chambers on Tuesday, as three mayoral candidates squared off over taxes and infrastructure. Read more…
The finance and corporate services committee voted 9-2 to approve a plan to address a multi-million gap in funding for infrastructure By Aedan Helmer Published in the Ottawa Citizen June 2, 2026 Mayoral and council candidates were among the delegates who lined up to caution committee […]
Brigitte Pellerin: When I asked the people in charge for explanations on Ādisōke’s delays, here’s what they said: Nothing. By Brigitte Pellerin Published in the Ottawa Citizen May 29, 2026 The Ādisōke project that was supposed to give us a new and much-needed central library is […]
Mohammed Adam: The economist’s entry into the mayoral race will elevate the contest by turning it into a campaign of ideas, not personalities. By Mohammed Adam Published in the Ottawa Citizen May 20, 2026 Now that the race for mayor is on, and we know who […]
Join Neil and help out with the campaign booth at the Great Glebe Garage sale. We’ll be speaking to voters, learning about their issues and priorities, and spreading awareness of our campaign for change. We will also be giving away hot dogs, tote bags, and campaign […]
Candidate says O-Train upload will help pay for ‘buck a ride’ transit By Arthur White-Crummey Published by CBC Ottawa May 06, 2026 Neil Saravanamuttoo is framing his Ottawa mayoral bid as a fight against insiders and special interests while promising to drastically cut transit fares and […]
We’re launching our campaign on Monday, May the Fourth at 5:00pm at John Murphy Park, 124 Billings Ave (in Alta Vista). You’re invited to join us. We’re making the launch a family-friendly event. Bring the kids. There will be hot dogs and cake. We’ll talk about […]