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City forecasts year-end surplus despite running $38-million deficit halfway through 2026

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City of Ottawa staff are projecting a budget surplus by the end of the year , though the forecast is partially based on optimistic OC Transpo ridership numbers and analysts are still monitoring the financial implications of the July 1 flooding and new U.S. tariffs.

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