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George Darouze running for PC nomination in Carleton [Video]

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Ottawa city councillor George Darouze has announced he is seeking to become the Progressive Conservative candidate for the riding of Carleton in the next provincial election.

Darouze made the announcement on his personal Facebook account on Saturday.

“It has been the honour of a lifetime serving the residents of Ottawa as a city councillor for the past ten years. I have had extensive discussions with my constituents, family, and friends, as well as reflecting on the needs of our community, and those discussions have brought me to my decision to run,” Darouze wrote.

“It’s time for Carleton to have a strong voice again at Queen’s Park. I am looking forward to seeking this nomination and bringing the voice of the great people of Carleton back to the forefront at Queen’s Park, and advocate for efficient government that provides core services, keeps taxes low, and creates a better future for all …

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