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By Rodrigo Santos Andrade
Ottawa City Council has voted to purchase the Capital Region Resource Recovery Centre in Carlsbad Springs, Ont., sparking outrage from residents who say the deal lacks transparency. CTV’s Natalie Van Rooy hears from Adrian Becea of the Carlsbad Springs Community Association, who plans to file an ethics complaint over the undisclosed price tag. Mayor Mark Sutcliffe argues the 475-acre site on Boundary Road will operate as a landfill regardless of ownership, but critics worry about the impact on local traffic and the environment.
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