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Roger Furmanczyk said:
Norm Sterling MPP says Environmental Commissioner Gord Miller revealed just how little control the Ontario Government has over waste management and landfills, adding the report shows the Province doesn’t know how much landfill capacity is available across Ontario. City of Ottawa should focus on having incinerators and biofuel plants instead of lots of landfills costing billion dollars to the taxpayers of Ottawa.
# 23 September 2010 at 9:27 am

Roger Furmanczyk said:
City of Ottawa faces $10.8 Million Pension Bill in 2011 – City Treasurer Marian Simulik says the estimated $10.8 million cost associated with the 2011 rate increase includes $1.9 million related to the Ottawa Police Service & the remaining $8.9 million to City Services. Employees should be forced to pay over time to compensate for their pension plan like when employees buy back service & not the taxpayers of Ottawa.
# 23 September 2010 at 9:28 am

Roger Furmanczyk (Innes Ward 1) said:
It is time for change. Change you can trust. We need better accountability and fiscal restraint at City Hall. Together we can make a difference in our city’s life! Ward Councillors & Mayor need to go back to the basics; pay for our needs, not our wants, reduce borrowing with the objective of becoming debt free City of Ottawa. Replace most of the same old ward councillors who have been there for 16 years on Election Day. I am a community builder. Vote for me Roger at Advance Polls and on Election Day Oct 25/2010 as your new Ottawa Innes Ward Councillor. Thank you all. Merci.
# 6 October 2010 at 8:06 am

Roger Furmanczyk (Innes Ward 2) said:
The City of Ottawa got a failing grade in 2009/2010 in all categories by small business: Reasonable property tax levels — 70% Poor; Fairness of bylaws and regulations — 53% Poor; Value-for-money of public services — 65% Poor. Time for real Change in Ottawa. Vote for me to be New City Innes Ward Councillor. Change you can trust.
I will work hard for Innes Ward residents and taxpayers of Ottawa trying to get them the small municipal government, lower taxes and free market access they deserve.
# 6 October 2010 at 8:08 am

Roger Furmanczyk (Innes Ward 2) said:
Ward Councillors & Mayor need to go back to the basics; pay for our needs, not our wants, reduce borrowing with the objective of becoming debt free City of Ottawa. Replace most of the same old ward councillors who have been there for 16 years on Election Day.
It is time for change. Change you can trust. We need better accountability and fiscal restraint at City Hall. Together we can make a difference in our city’s life! I am a community builder. Vote for me Roger at Advance Poll Oct 14 and on Election Day Oct 25/2010 as your new Ottawa Innes Ward Councillor. Thank you all. Merci.
# 6 October 2010 at 8:11 am

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