Can a two-day Rural Summit really solve the great divide in the amalgamated City of Ottawa?
There’s a growing concern that too much stock is being put in the Rural Summit, an idea first proposed by Mayor Bob Chiarelli as a way to deal with the frustrations found outside the urban and suburban areas that now make up one big Ottawa. Planned for this fall, the summit is designed as a forum to air rural beefs and find solutions to the disconnect felt by many rural residents, who have found themselves unhappily forced into one big city.
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