Somerset Ward’s Tough Choices | Ottawa News
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Somerset Ward’s Tough Choices | Ottawa News
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Ward 14 in Ottawa, aka Somerset, is a vibrant urban mix of Parliament Hill, Chinatown, and downtown—where you can walk to work, bike the canal, or hit patios—but it’s also grappling with rising crime, homelessness, and addiction. With five candidates vying for the next four years, including incumbent Ariel Troster and challengers Nicholas Gollé, Dillon Anderson, Robert Dekker, and Michael Tay, voters face tough choices on public safety and support for vulnerable residents. The ward, the city’s youngest with a median age of 35, has a high rental rate and strong employment—but also the highest crime rate in 2025, worsened by the closure of a safe consumption site. As tensions rise and perspectives clash, this election could shape the future of one of Ottawa’s most complex neighborhoods.
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