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Deachman: Sutcliffe has some wacky arguments for opening the QED to vehicles

ByRomeo Minalane

Aug 11, 2023
Deachman: Sutcliffe has some wacky arguments for opening the QED to vehicles

Individuals of Ottawa are ideal to mock the mayor for his 150 seconds strolling on a peaceful Queen Elizabeth Driveway

Released Aug 10, 2023Last upgraded 2 hours ago4 minute read

OTTAWA: Runners, walkers and bicyclists were out along the Rideau Canal on both the path along with Queen Elizabeth Driveway that streams best next to, Saturday, July 22, 2023. Image by Ashley Fraser /Postmedia

On the day that Ottawa’s LRT, or part of it, went back to some form of service (“I believe I can, I believe I can, I believe I can …”), Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe decided to invest an afternoon strolling along the Queen Elizabeth Drive to movie a video in which he argued that the NCC needs to resume the area of roadway in between Pretoria and Fifth opportunities to motor traffic.

It appears something of a continuous crusade for Sutcliffe, who for months has actually spoken about how the QED closure brings included tension to the Glebe, however his most current selfie video sure has some goofy-looking arguments.

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For beginners, he mentions the truth that no bicyclists or pedestrians passed him for two-and-a-half minutes as validation to return the parkway to automobiles– in spite of the reality that pedestrians and one scooter or e-bike user lagged him in the video. His “if you do not utilize it, you lose it” argument has actually been mercilessly buffooned on X– previously Twitter– with citizens recommending other streets that ought to be closed following 150 seconds of disuse by automobiles.

Never ever mind that it was greatly overcast on Tuesday afternoon when nobody passed Sutcliffe, with a 90 percent possibility of rain projection.

Never ever mind, too, that the NCC’s seven-day-a-week, 8 a.m.-to-8 p.m. closure of QED is just set up to end on Labour Day, when it will go back to weekends and vacation Mondays just, till Thanksgiving.

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