Ottawa's mayor supports a new 'bubble bylaw'. Here's why some councillors are opposed

Ottawa's mayor supports a new 'bubble bylaw'. Here's why some councillors are opposed

A so-called "bubble zone" bylaw to restrict protests around vulnerable spaces has the support of Mayor Mark Sutcliffe, but is expected to face some opposition from city councillors when the motion is introduced at committee this week.

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Mayor presses to move forward with 'bubble bylaw' despite Charter concerns

Ciry staff had previously said it would be prudent to wait for courts to rule on other cities' bylaws, while civil liberties group says police already have powers to ensure safety.

Ottawa’s Bubble Bylaw: Choosing Safety and Protecting Democracy - Ottawa Life Magazine

This week, Ottawa City Council begins a critical debate that could shape the way our city balances free expression with public safety. A motion led by Barrhaven West Councillor David Hill—supported by Councillor Allan Hubley and Mayor Mark Sutcliffe—would begin the process of introducing a “bubble zone” bylaw, officially titled the Vulnerable Social Infrastructure By-law.