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	Bob Chiarelli - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chiarelli ran as a candidate of the Liberal Party of Ontario and was easily elected in Ottawa West, which had previously been regarded as a safe Progressive Conservative seat.
		Chiarelli was re-elected in the provincial elections of 1990 and 1995, though by narrower margins against his Progressive Conservative opponents.
		Chiarelli was elected as the first mayor of the newly amalgamated city of Ottawa on November 13, 2000, and was re-elected on November 10, 2003 (see 2003 Ottawa election for full results).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bob_Chiarelli (438 words)

	Rick Chiarelli - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chiarelli turned to the private sector, and he worked full time as a communications consultant, a job he had held while on Nepean council.
		Chiarelli remained on city council, and became one of the most outspoken opponents of amalgamating Nepean into Ottawa.
		Many speculated that Chiarelli would try again to enter the provincial legislature in the 2003 election, but instead he backed former Ottawa mayor Jim Watson in the Ottawa West-Nepean race.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rick_Chiarelli (457 words)

	Life in the 'Burbs -- J.-F. Claude, your eyes and ears in Ottawa East. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Chiarelli has been a centrist in the 22-member group, trying to pull together consensus from a point between the forces of council's left and right.
		Chiarelli voted with the right by an even larger margin: 64 per cent with the right, 53 per cent with the left.
		Second was Councillor Rick Chiarelli, the mayor's cousin, at 79 per cent, with Mr.
	www.jfclaude.ca /CitizenMay2004.htm (3256 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Rick Chiarelli Campaign 1530 Merivale Road Nepean, Ontario (613) 228-7425 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Chiarelli runs: asks voters to set election agenda (Nepean) Rick Chiarelli has announced that he will be a candidate in this fall's municipal election.
		"We have a lot to be proud of in Nepean," says Chiarelli, pointing out that the city is virtually debt-free and it is the envy of many municipalities in terms of its fiscal leadership.
		Chiarelli has experience representing much of the Ward as its Councillor.
	www.ncf.carleton.ca /ip/government/munelect/nepean/n2/chiar.txt (177 words)

	Ottawa West-Nepean
		Rick Chiarelli did not show when invited by CHASEO, and while he is popular with Nepean Liberals, Alex's personal popularity and charisma has pulled some liberals and all the New Democrats solidly behind him, and the Nepean portion is the lesser portion of the riding.
		Chiarelli's campaign reminds me a bit of Dominique LeBlanc's campaign in Beasejour in the last federal election where the GG's son expected name recognition and family ties to hand it to him on a silver platter.
		I hesitate to make this absolute, because Rick Chiarelli was at a number of indoor and outdoor events on that day, which was dry and 33 degrees C. Rick did look a little drained and tired, which was reflected in some of his speaking being less animated.
	www.electionprediction.org /1999_ontario/east/ottawa-west-nepean.html (1747 words)

	ottawasun.com - Susan Sherring - Chiarelli raises political stakes
		Mayor Bob Chiarelli, a master of political manoeuvring pulled a fast one yesterday, calling on his fellow municipal councillors to cancel a massive pay hike planned for next term.
		Chiarelli said the tough budget times mean council has to take a "tough stand" against what appear to be increased pay hike demands from city staff.
		He said he, like Chiarelli, agreed to support the recommendations of a "citizens' task force," whatever they might be, before the recommendations were made.
	ottawasun.com /News/Columnists/Sherring_Susan/2005/09/07/1204786.html (635 words)

	City looks to private sector for new library
		Although the library is still in the preliminary planning stage, Rick Chiarelli, chair of the Ottawa Public Library Board, says public funds alone won’t suffice to cover the cost of the kind of facility needed to serve Ottawa.
		Chiarelli says the image of a library as a singular cultural institution is outdated.
		Chiarelli says the city will likely sell the current main branch, which could generate between $6 million to $8 million, and use that money as part of its contribution towards the construction of the new library.
	www.carleton.ca /ctown/Archiv_old/97to04/jan2403/news6.htm (582 words)

	Centre for Surface Transportation Technology: Case Studies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Mayor was joined by senior executives from Natural Resources Canada and the Canadian Federation of Municipalities, as well as the Mayor of the Township of Lanark Highlands, to announce a $130,378 Green Municipal Fund grant for a feasibility study that NRC-CSTT is undertaking.
		Rick Zaporzan, an NRC-CSTT business development officer, was on hand for the Earth Day event, along with two of the diesel-electric hybrid buses tested by NRC-CSTT staff.
		Mayor Chiarelli and Rick Zaporzan take a look under the hood of the Mayor's Toyota Prius, his personal hybrid car.
	cstt-ctts.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca /en/casestudies/case09.html (459 words)

	Ottawa considers adopting bylaw to ban pesticide use (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Rick Chiarelli would like it postponed and put to citizens in a referendum.
		Chiarelli and several other councillors remain opposed to the ban, while others are still on the fence.
		Rick Chiarelli will call for the question to be placed on next fall's municipal election ballot.
	www.newstarget.com /z012797.html (412 words)

	Eye Weekly - The Park - 10.08.98
		Last month he was rejected by his own constituency association when they nominated a local city councillor to run for the Grits in next year's election.
		Cullen won his seat in a byelection just over a year ago, replacing veteran MPP Bob Chiarelli, who is now regional chair of Ottawa-Carleton.
		Cullen says that despite assurances he was not involved in the bitter nomination battle, McGuinty knew that his brother Brendan, who is also Chiarelli's chief of staff, was part of a plot to get Cullen.
	www.eye.net /eye/issue/issue_10.08.98/news_views/park8.html (630 words)

	Ottawa Business Journal - News Story
		Terry Kilrea, Chiarelli's top opponent in last fall's election, has already said he intends to try again in 2006.
		He garnered 36 per cent of the vote compared to Chiarelli's 56 per cent in the last election.
		Former Kanata councillor Alex Munter and current councillors Jan Harder, Rick Chiarelli and Peter Hume have also suggested they may run for mayor in the next election.
	www.ottawabusinessjournal.com /293637246173942.php (231 words)

	580 CFRA - News Talk Radio
		Rick Chiarelli, Councilor for that ward, tells CFRA News it's a chance to gather and remember.
		Chiarelli also stresses that it's important for all faiths to work together on this issue, adding that it affects us all.
		Mayor Bob Chiarelli and other important members of the community will also be there.
	www.cfra.com /headlines/index.asp?nid=29841&cat=3 (213 words)

	Elgin Street hubub could cost bar owners big bucks
		If Holmes’ motion is approved, Chiarelli says he is concerned there wouldn’t be enough bylaw officers to deal with both the noise complaints and the work they already do.
		Chiarelli also says bringing bylaw officers downtown to deal with noise complaints would endanger suburban parks and neighbourhoods.
		Chiarelli says he was happy to see a decision on the motion deferred until November.
	www.carleton.ca /ctown/archiv/oct2805/News1.htm (560 words)

	ottawasun.com - Susan Sherring - Library board in bad books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Rick Chiarelli, was the stuff city columnists hope for.
		Nasty e-mails were traded back and forth, though publicly Chiarelli said it was nothing more than a little misunderstanding and he would absolutely try to talk her out of it.
		While the board and Harder are both doing their darndest to hold their tongues, there's no love lost between Chiarelli and Harder -- and no trust between them, either.
	ottawasun.com /News/Columnists/Sherring_Susan/2005/10/01/1243381.html (680 words)

	ottawasun.com - Susan Sherring - Meeting starts with bang, ends with hiss
		Rick Chiarelli questioned some of the department's advertising.
		Deputy city manager Ned Lathrop, asked to explain a budget item, stopped himself in his tracks when he realized no one was paying attention.
		Rick Chiarelli suggests the Jaws of Life could be a money-maker.
	ottsun.canoe.ca /News/Columnists/Sherring_Susan/2005/12/14/1351723.html (583 words)

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		As in 2003, I informed Councillor Rick Chiarelli, pointing out what had transpired back in 2003.
		Chiarelli with an opinion that “…the City of Ottawa has no jurisdiction or authority to cancel or to forgive the overpayment of financial assistance that Mr.
		All this amounts to, so far as I am concerned, is legalistic arrogance on the part of lawyers and the Ontario government of the most corrupt and wrongheaded kind, obviously enshrined in provincial legislation.
	www.storm.ca /~chisholm/UNEMPLOYMENT/WELREPT_2.htm (280 words)

	OLDE FORGE NOTES - February 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Chiarelli wishes he would, and so on and so on.
		I believe it was Baseline Ward Councillor, Rick Chiarelli, who said they will need all the prayer they can get.
		So - a letter has gone to Mayor Chiarelli asking that an Advisory Committee on Seniors be established to advise City staff and Council on matters relating to that population.
	www.storm.ca /~forge/Notes/note0201.htm (559 words)

	The Ottawa City Fairy Tale - Council Fails to Protect Public Health by Rejecting a Pesticide Bylaw - Boycott Ottawa - ...
		Finally after anointing Rick the leader of the Chemical Warlocks and Witches, and the Ottawa council's anti-hypocrisy's biggest hypocrite for suggesting a pesticide referendum that those most affected (the dogs, the unborn, the children, and the cats) could not vote in, he paused.
		Then he flipped up Rick's ugly tasteless tie and started chewing it from the bottom up, and as a result tightening it, which caused Rick's vacuous blood shot eyes to start bulging out of their nefarious sockets as he gagged for each non toxic puff of fetid council air.
		By this time Rick had his hands around Jeri's neck and was squeezing with all the pent up fury of a politician who had just had his $47,340.99 lunch claim rejected by an uppity honest bureaucrat who could not be bought off (a very rare breed in Ottawa)!!
	jowlflapper.com /puppy_mill/fairy3.html (931 words)

	CBC Ottawa - Councillor's aide steps into fecal fracas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		But three hours later, when no action was taken other than to block off the bathroom, he called the office of Coun.
		When the problem happened, they were busy at another building.
		"When there's poop on the floor, the first action has to be to clean it up, not send memos and form committees and that kind of thing," Chiarelli said.
	www.cbc.ca /ottawa/story/ot-library20060201.html (363 words)

	New Page 16
		In addition, I have been reminding Mayor Bob Chiarelli that during the 2000 municipal election campaign he promised to meet with myself and John C. "The Engineer" Turmel to discuss
		I encourage Mayor Bob Chiarelli and the Ottawa Councillors to seriously explore how 'usuryfree' community currency can be used in a beta project during 2002 to support local community.
		At least, I suggest that you create a committee to collect some research and explore the possibility.
	www.cyberclass.net /sept302001.htm (594 words)

	Civil servant cleans poo, gets in shit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Last Thursday a chap visited the bathroom in Ottawa Public Library and found a toilet cubicle in a severe state of fecal disarray [1].
		Three hours later, with no action having been taken to remedy the problem, our man called the Chair of the Library Board, Councilor Rick Chiarelli.
		Upon receiving the call, Chiarelli said to his aide, Mike Patton, who had asked him what was to be done: "Just fix it."
	www.poopreport.com /node/4199/print (461 words)

	Heritage Ottawa Official Web Site
		The photo to the right shows Carolyn with Mayor Bob Chiarelli (right) and Ottawa City Counsellor Rick Chiarelli (left) at the April 2004 presentation ceremonies.
		Below is the text of the remarks delivered by Laura Peters when nominating Carolyn for this award.
		Quinn accepted an appointment by Mayor Chiarelli to a two-year term on the Heritage Advisory Committee (HAC) from 2001 to 2003.
	www.heritageottawa.org /english/frontpage/quinnaward.htm (928 words)

	Ottawa West-Nepean
		You must also take into account that while Rick Chiarelli has been a popular Nepean councillor for many years, he did not bring the same kind of political currency to the table in the last election as Watson does in this one.
		In the last race Guzzo was also the beneficiary of the messiness caused by redistribution and the Alex Cullen controversy.
		I have seen Jim Watson in action through several City Council victories which he won by 60%, 90% and 80% and with a crowning victory for Mayor, he is the best person who could possibly be running against Garry Guzzo.
	www.electionprediction.org /2003_on/riding/ottawa-west-nepean.htm (6939 words)

	@MONITOR.CA 2/98 -- WEBbiz
		But, there was no-thing on the Nepean site that would let people know a state of emergency had been declared.
		While the official city site had no emergency information, there was quite a bit of useful Nepean info on http://www.chiarelli.com/, the Web site of Nepean Centre Councillor Rick Chiarelli (a cousin of Regional Chair Bob Chiarelli).
		Rick was one of the first Eastern Ontario politicians on the Web.
	www.monitor.ca /monitor/issues/vol5iss7/webbiz.html (712 words)

	Civilization.ca - Media
		The Privilege Card allows a family of four to discover - or rediscover - the excitement of the Canadian Museum of Civilization, including the Canadian Postal Museum and the Canadian Children’s Museum, or the Canadian War Museum, at no cost.
		President and CEO of the CMCC Dr. Victor Rabinovitch and OPL Board Chair Rick Chiarelli launched the partnership at a meeting of the Ottawa Public Library Board last night.
		“This is an exciting new way for the Ottawa Public Library to serve our clients,” said Chair Rick Chiarelli.
	www.civilization.ca /media/show_pr_e.asp?ID=206 (282 words)

	Jim Watson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Clearly, it is time for a change in government and the Ontario Liberal Party is ready for the challenge."
		Watson has already received the support of prominent Ottawa West-Nepean community leaders in his effort to represent the riding in the Ontario Legislature, including former Nepean Mayor Mary Pitt, west end business person Brian McGarry, community activist Barb Lajeunesse and city Councillor Rick Chiarelli.
		May 13, 2003 - Councillor Rick Chiarelli Declares Support for Jim Watson in Ottawa West-Nepean
	www.jimwatson.ca /english/media.php (339 words)

	New Page 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Greetings to Mayor Bob Chiarelli and the Councillors for the City of Ottawa:
		On November 30, 2000 I hand delivered or mailed to Mayor Bob Chiarelli and each of the Councillors a copy of A Proposal To Limit Tax Increases While Improving Current Levels Of Municipal Government Services.
		On January 30, 2001 I forwarded an email of the hard copy of the document that I had forwarded on November 30, 2000.
	www.cyberclass.net /may30th.htm (477 words)

	An Evening of Indian Culture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Rick Chiarelli, and Vice Chair, Ottawa Public Library Board, Ms.
		Lyse Champagne, gave brief speeches on the occasion.
		Chiarelli welcomed the guests on behalf of Mayor Bob Chiarelli and Ms.
	www.hciottawa.ca /news/misc/030218.html (235 words)

	Media Release - April 25, 2003
		The evening included: a reception; a special dinner prepared by students in Algonquin's hospitality program: and the awards ceremony featuring guest speaker Rick Chiarelli, Ottawa City councillor.
		Organized by the Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation (OCRI), this gala event recognized individuals who have made a significant impact on the lives of their students by acting as role models, instilling confidence and nurturing leadership.
		From there, a panel of judges, representing the community, reviewed the publicly submitted nominations and selected 15 award recipients from 62 finalists.
	www.ocri.ca /email_broadcasts/042403news_e.html (449 words)

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