City council defeats motion to further investigate Coun. Carra's code of conduct violation
Posted: Jul 27, 2022 6:17 PM MT | Last Updated: 40 minutes ago
Calgary's city council will not be asking the minister of municipal affairs or the police to look into the actions of Coun. Gian-Carlo Carra, who did not officially disclose his financial interest in a property in Inglewood. But the motion to refer the report into Carra's conduct to other agencies for further investigation was defeated in a 7-7 tie vote at Wednesday's council meeting."My colleague was being a dumbass and I'm not going to apologize for that name because he was," said Demong.
Mayor Jyoti Gondek said city council is deeply divided on the motion about Carra's code of conduct violation.
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