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Latest Campaign Developments
There’s a lot happening in Kitchissippi. Follow along for the latest news, announcements and updates as I work to earn your vote and bring a stronger voice to City Hall.
PRESS RELEASE
Subhir Uppal enters race for Kitchissipi Councillor
Ottawa, ON — Small business owner, community advocate, ethics expert and longtime resident Subhir Uppal has announced his candidacy for City Councillor in Kitchissippi Ward.
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Subhir Uppal se porte candidat aux élections municipales dans le quartier de Kitchissippi
Ottawa, ON — Subhir Uppal, propriétaire de petite entreprise, défenseur engagé de la communauté, expert en éthique et résident de longue date, a annoncé sa candidature au poste de conseiller municipal dans le quartier de Kitchissippi.
Blog Post
40 Things I Love About Kitchissippi at 40
Turning 40 has me reflecting on the community that has shaped so much of my life: Kitchissippi.
NEWS ARTICLE- Kitchissippi times
Subhir Uppal runs for Kitchissippi council seat
A Westboro resident and local entrepreneur is hoping to bring what he calls a “fresh, energetic voice” to Ottawa city hall as he launches a campaign for Kitchissippi Ward city council...
NEWS ARTICLE- High on city
New Kitchissippi council candidate focuses on transit, costs
Subhir Uppal launches campaign to challenge Jeff Leiper's seat in closely watched ward race
PRESS RELEASE
Former Ottawa Deputy Mayor Bob Monette Endorses Subhir Uppal for Kitchissippi Councillor
Former Ottawa Deputy Mayor and longtime City Councillor Bob Monette has endorsed Subhir Uppal to be Kitchissippi’s next City Councillor.
INTERVIEW - NCR
5 Questions with Kitchissippi Council Candidate Subhir Uppal
Subhir Uppal is an accomplished real estate professional, technology entrepreneur, and dedicated community leader. A proud resident of Ottawa’s Kitchissippi Ward for over 15 years, Subhir has deep roots in the community...
CTV Ottawa - Josh pringle
Meet the candidates for councillor in Ward 15 - Kitchissippi
Subhir Uppal- I am running for City Council not as a career politician, but as an engaged resident and taxpayer.
