News of the day: Sutcliffe seeks to clarify traffic plan messaging after backlash; Feds cut nearly half the jobs at nerve centre for managing wildfires; New funding ensures Ottawa newborns won't lose access to primary care
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It’s Wednesday, July 22. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. SUTCLIFFE SEEKS TO CLARIFY TRAFFIC PLAN MESSAGING AFTER BACKLASH OVER ‘COME AND STAY’ CAMPAIGN The city’s 48-point plan to handle increased return-to-office traffic included a communications strategy aiming, among other goals, to boost the appeal of downtown in hopes of encouraging […]
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Jul 22, 2026