What voters should know about 3rd-party advertisers and the Ottawa election ottnews ottawa
The government has decided to allow third parties and regulate them because to some degree they were already advertising without any controls, said Stéphane Émard-Chabot, a former Ottawa city councillor and municipal lawyer.
In a statement to CBC, Sutcliffe said in part that there "must be clear, enforced rules in place for third-party advertisers, just as there are for candidates seeking elected office." Horizon Ottawa has endorsed 12 people running locally, including Catherine McKenney for mayor and incumbent Capital ward councillor Shawn Menard.
"As far as I know, we haven't gotten any donation from any incumbents or councillors," he told CBC Sunday. "As a registered corporation we can't donate to any campaign, so we follow the rules.""There's no secret here in terms of who funds us or who supports us. The people who fund us are grassroots, small grassroots donors," he said. "The average donation that we get is something like $30.
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