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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Wednesday, Nov. 13: Peacekeeping doesn't resolve conflicts, a reader notes. You can write to us at letters@ottawacitizen
Thursday, Nov. 14: The former regional chair had better ideas about public transit, a reader says.
A look at NCC and Ottawa City Hall plans for the capital show no vision for where to put a high-speed rail hub.
By: Christina Spencer
Those in power know people are too distracted by online content to follow the work of reporters whose job it is to hold them to account.
By: Christina Spencer
While around the world we are afraid, non-Jews continue to downplay, dismiss or deny the antisemitism directed at us. Even in Ottawa.
By: Christina Spencer
Tuesday, Nov. 19: Everyone will now want to go to the Château Laurier to see Karsh's famed Churchill photograph, a reader says.
By: Christina Spencer
RFK's appointment to head health services in the U.S. under Trump normalizes the anti-evidence pseudoscience that abounds today.
Wednesday, Nov. 20: A reader offers suggestions to strengthen Canada Post. Meanwhile, rising transit fares don't impress OC Transpo riders.
By: Christina Spencer
When universities prioritize financial interests over educational ideals, strikes and protests are one tool for fighting back.
By: Christina Spencer
The capital city is at war with itself over asylum-seekers. But Ottawa should be able to house them all.
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