City of Ottawa Politics with Evan H. Potter
Evan Harold PotterWhat's really going on at Council? I decode City of Ottawa politics in the lead up to the 2026 municipal election. I'll dig into issues that matter to all residents--development, taxes, transit, and sustainable communities--through a political lens.
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Will Alex Lawson and Neil Saravanamuttoo Become the Election Kingmakers?
Alex Lawson and Neil Saravanamuttoo. Photo credits: photos from their campaign websites.
It’s not yet the end of June, yet campaign war rooms and strategic minds around City Hall are already gaming out what happens if Ottawa’s four-w...
Can a Right-Winger Elect a Left-Winger?
Each week, I’m joining Brigitte Pellerin, whom many of you know as an author and Ottawa Citizen columnist, to discuss the state of play in Ottawa’s election campaign. Our conversations are hosted by Brigitte’s Random Acts of Urbanism newsle...
Will These 8 Wards End Up Firing Mark Sutcliffe?
The most interesting question in Ottawa’s mayoral race may not be whether Alex Lawson will become Mayor. It may be whether his biggest impact on the race is bringing somebody else’s mayoralty to an end.
Without interviewing him, I suspect...
Mark Sutcliffe Owns Ottawa’s Attention Economy
An ad placed by the Mayor’s Office in the May 2026 edition of the Oscar community newspaper. (The OSCAR)
Mayor Mark Sutcliffe’s campaign launch last week was a little wobbly. Fine. Municipal campaigns are long. There is no prize for...
Balloons, a Clown and a Crowd: Alex Lawson’s Campaign Lifts Off
A clown with balloons at the campaign launch. Photo credit: author.
Alex Lawson launched his mayoral campaign on Saturday.
There were balloons. There was a clown. There was a crowd.
At last, Ottawa municipal politics has given me...
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Assoc Professor of Communication at the University of Ottawa. Keen observer of City Hall. I write on City of Ottawa politics & on strategic coms in Canadian public admin, cultural statecraft, foreign policy & national security.
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