Ottawa's latest municipal election drew criticism from columnist Randall Denley, who noted that while voters made solid choices at the polls, the day was dimmed by the lowest voter turnout the city has seen in over two decades. The declining civic participation raises questions about how Ottawa residents are engaging — or disengaging — with local democracy.
Ottawa's latest municipal election drew criticism from columnist Randall Denley, who noted that while voters made solid choices at the polls, the day was dimmed by the lowest voter turnout the city has seen in over two decades. The declining civic participation raises questions about how Ottawa residents are engaging — or disengaging — with local democracy.
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