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To the Access to Information / Privacy Coordinator,
City of Ottawa — Office of the City Clerk

Re: Request for records under the applicable provincial access-to-information statute

Dear Coordinator,

Under the applicable provincial access-to-information statute, I request access to the following records for the period 2026-01-01 to 2026-08-01:

All records relating to the awarding and administration of the tenant-notification contract for the Vanier rent-freeze program, including the request for proposals, all bids received, the evaluation matrix, and the signed contract.

Please provide the records in electronic format where they exist electronically.
If any portion of a record is exempt from disclosure, I request that the
remainder be released with exemptions severed, together with the specific
provision relied on for each severance.

If the scope of this request is unclear, or if it can be narrowed to reduce
processing time or fees, I would welcome a call or email to discuss it before a
fee estimate is issued. I enclose the $5.00 application fee.

I look forward to your response within the statutory time limit.

Sincerely,
Amara Osei
[your address or email for the response]

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Heads up — Why the Vanier rent freeze never reached the tenants it named.

Council passed the freeze March 4 — that's on the record. Three tenants told me they never heard a word. [verify the on-site detail].

This one came straight from the community. More as we verify.

Why the Vanier rent freeze never reached the tenants it named — Council passed the freeze March 4 — that's on the record. Three tenants told me they never heard a word.

Why the Vanier rent freeze never reached the tenants it named 👀 #fyp #SaggaMedia #Ottawa #Housing

Why the Vanier rent freeze never reached the tenants it named — Council passed the freeze March 4 — that's on the record. Three tenants told me they never heard a word.

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Why the Vanier rent freeze never reached the tenants it named

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