Christina Spencer is the Editorial Pages Editor for the Ottawa Citizen, focusing on local issues and opinion pieces in Ottawa, Canada. With a passion for community engagement and thoughtful discourse, Christina's articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, culture, and social issues that impact the local community.
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Christina Spencer's coverage is predominantly focused on local Ottawa issues, Canadian politics, and cultural topics. She frequently covers government announcements and legal policy regulation, with a significant portion of her articles falling under opinion editorials.
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Invest in me — a home from the 1800s — and I will safeguard Ottawa's character, norms and values across the generations.
By: Christina Spencer
The president of the Ottawa Senators, Cyril Leeder, is right when he says the team shouldn’t expect taxpayers to pay for a new NHL arena.
Jenn Edmonds (Zabarylo) was stolen from her kids, her family, her friends and from so many of us who cherished her.
It's time for the Progressive Conservative politician to step down, but let's acknowledge what she's done for Ottawa – and how tough politicial life can be.
By: Mohammed Adam
This time, there are no battling egos among the ownership team to scuttle the downtown arena plan.
By: Dahlia Belfer
By approaching me as an individual with unique needs, the hospital's IR team not only made me feel safe but improved my overall care. There are broad lessons in that.
By: Michael Kaczorowski
Donald J. Savoie is right to suggest a full public airing. Meanwhile politicians should follow the example of Brian Mulroney in dealing with the public service.
Despite evidence that hybrid work boosts performance, the federal government imposed a rigid office mandate that serves exactly no one.
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