394 (3.33%) Didar Mohamed 248 (2.10%) Baseline Ward Rick Chiarelli (acclaimed) Knoxdale-Merivale Ward Gord Hunter 7,029 (84.79%) (+13.17%) Phillip Unhola 637 (7.68%) Al Speyers 624 (7.53%) (-20.85%) Gloucester-Southgate Ward Diane Deans 6,166 (59.34%) (+10.64%) Harold G. Keenan 3,917 (37.70%) David Lamothe 308 (2.96%) Beacon Hill-Cyrville Ward Michel Bellemare 4,613 (61.04%) (+3.17%) Frank Reid 2,812 (37.21%) Osman Abdi 132 (1.75%) Rideau-Vanier Ward Georges Bédard 3,631 (41.52%) Bruce McConville 2,355 (26.93%) Angela Rickman 1,829 (20.91%) Giacomo Vigna 582 (6.66%) Abdillahi Omar Bouh 211 (2.41%) Natasha Duckworth 137 (1.57%) Rideau-Rockcliffe Ward Jacques Legendre 6,070 (79.17%) (+15.29%) James Parker 934 (12.18%) Michel Binda 663 (8.65%) Somerset Ward Diane Holmes 4,105 (61.62%) Dawn Pickering 1,195 (17.94%) David MacDonald 567 (8.51%) William A. Ostapyk 366 (5.49%) Steve Sweeney 189 (2.84%) Sotos Petrides 132 (1.98%) Bill Driver 55 (0.83%) Mike Jung 53 (0.80%) Kitchissippi Ward Shawn Little 2,907 (27.12%) (-19.92%) Kris Klein 2,330 (21.74%) Gary Ludington 2,217 (20.68%) Linda Davis 1,540 (14.37%) (-26.07%) Daniel Stringer 1,058 (9.87%) David McConnell 625 (5.83%) Les Gangé 42 (0.39%) River Ward Maria McRae 5,600 (63.11%) Todd Mattila-Hartman 1,654 (18.64%) Richard Smith 1,619 (18.25%) Capital Ward Clive Doucet 5,785 (80.06%) (+9.67%) C.R.L. Erickson 1,024 (14.17%) Mike Salmon 417 (5.77%) Alta Vista Ward Peter Hume (acclaimed) Cumberland Ward Rob Jellett 2,957 (54.37%) Garry Lowe 1,871 (34.40%) Pierre E. Doucette 552 (10.15%) David Whissell 59 (1.08%) Osgoode Ward Doug Thompson (acclaimed) Rideau Ward Glenn Brooks 2,765 (62.68%) (-2.42%) Paul Paton 1,646 (37.32%) School trustee races Ottawa-Carleton District School Board Trustees Ottawa-Carleton Catholic School Board Trustees Conseil des écoles catholiques de langue française du Centre-Est Trustees Conseil des écoles publiques de l'Est de l'Ontario Trustees Information on the candidates Giacomo Vigna (Rideau-Vanier ward) is a lawyer with the Canadian Human Rights Commission. He was a candidate in the 1991 Ottawa municipal election, though he withdrew from the contest before election day. In 1994, he ran for a seat on the Saint-Leonard city council in suburban Montreal and narrowly lost to incumbent Robert Zambito. In the 2003 election, he focused on economic development issues and called for an expansion of the Ottawa Congress Centre. Vigna has argued cases before the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal against persons accused of online hate speech. In 2010, he won a libel suit against right-wing pundit Ezra Levant; a judge ruled that Levant had libelled Vigna with "reckless indifference" to the truth in various blog posts. References External links 2003 Municipal