By Jenn Pritchard, 1310 News, April 24, 2019
Ottawa's council is facing a big decision on Wednesday, that could impact future generations.
They'll be voting on whether or not to declare a climate emergency in the city of Ottawa.
The motion was passed at the city's Environmental Protection, Water and Waste Management meeting on April 16 with a vote of six to two in favour.
It includes eight recommendations but those could be broken up when council discusses the motion on Wednesday.
One of the two councillors that voted against the motion was Osgoode ward's George Darouze, who said the city was already doing much of what is listed.