Osgoode Ward

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Osgoode
Osgoode.PNG
Location within Ottawa
Coordinates: 45°14′N75°36′W / 45.233°N 75.600°W / 45.233; -75.600
Country Canada
Province Ontario
City Ottawa
Government
  Councillor George Darouze
Population
  Total25,190
Languages (2016)
   English 81.1%
   French 12.2%
   Italian 1.1%

Osgoode Ward (Ward 20) is a municipal ward located in the rural southeast corner of the City of Ottawa. It mostly consists of the former Osgoode Township and parts of the former city of Gloucester. It is represented on Ottawa City Council by George Darouze.

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The ward contains the communities of Greely, Osgoode, Metcalfe, Edwards, Kenmore, Vernon, South Gloucester, Ficko, Limebank and Johnston Corners.

The ward was created for the 2000 municipal elections in preparation for Osgoode Township's amalgamation into the city of Ottawa. Prior to that, Osgoode Township was located in Cumberland-Osgoode Ward on the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton regional council.

From 2000 to 2006, the ward consisted solely of the former Township of Osgoode. Beginning with the 2006 election, the boundaries changed to add much of rural southern Gloucester to the ward.

Election results

1994 Ottawa-Carleton Regional Municipality elections

Regional council
CandidateVotes%
Robert van den Ham Acclaimed

1997 Ottawa-Carleton Regional Municipality elections

Regional council
CandidateVotes%
Robert van den Ham 421651.88
John Cyr293936.16
John Geary5807.14
Daniel Bood3924.82

2000 Ottawa municipal election

City council
CandidateVotes%
Doug Thompson 403456.29%
John Cyr202728.28%
Dwayne Acres110615.43%

2003 Ottawa municipal election

City council
CandidateVotes%
Doug ThompsonACCLAIMED

2006 Ottawa municipal election

City council
CandidateVotes%
Doug Thompson768185.44
Robert Fowler130914.56

2010 Ottawa municipal election

City council
CandidateVotes%
Doug Thompson 539367.26
Mark Scharfe187323.36
Bob Masaro7529.38

2014 Ottawa municipal election

City council
CandidateVote %
   George Darouze 1,78321.06
   George Wright1,30915.46
   Jean Johnston-McKitterick1,15813.68
   Liam Maguire1,14613.54
   Tom Dawson1,09712.96
   Davis Jermacans1,06412.57
   Mark Scharfe3273.86
   Kim Sheldrick2933.46
   Bob Masaro2152.54
   Paul St. Jean450.53
   Allen Scantland280.33
Ottawa mayor (Ward results)
CandidateVote %
   Jim Watson 5,00259.90
   Mike Maguire3,01636.12
   Rebecca Pyrah901.08
   Robert White851.02
   Darren W. Wood780.93
   Anwar Syed330.40
   Bernard Couchman280.34
   Michael St. Arnaud180.22

2018 Ottawa municipal election

CandidateVote %
   George Darouze 4,65354.86
   Jay Tysick2,69431.76
   Mark Scharfe6037.11
   Kim Sheldrick5045.94
   Auguste Banfalvi280.33

2022 Ottawa municipal election

CandidateVote %
George Darouze 4,35340.81
Doug Thompson 4,11538.58
Dan O'Brien1,54114.45
Bob Masaro4324.05
Bruce Anthony Faulkner2262.12

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