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The City of Ottawa's integrity commissioner has found West-Carleton March Coun. Clarke Kelly has violated the Code of Conduct for city officials and recommends he be reprimanded following an altercation with a local daycare owner and staff last summer. Integrity commissioner Karen Shepherd in her report found Kelly breached Section 4 General Integrity, which outlines ethics and principles members are expected to uphold, and Section 7 Discrimination and Harassment, which requires councillors to treat members of the public with respect. The investigation looked at three incidents on July 3, 2024 when Kelly confronted staff of the West Carleton Kids Korner Daycare adjacent to his constituency office in Kinburn. Kelly told CTV News during an interview after the incident that issues between the daycare and his office had been going on for several years. While participating in a planning and housing committee meeting in his office virtually, Kelly became frustrated with the noise outside his exterior office windows from children playing outside. He told the investigator that on two occasions, he attempted to speak with staff regarding the noise and had asked that children's toys outside his window to be moved but was met with rude responses. Kelly admitted to the investigator that he was "kind of fired up in that moment" and felt provoked by the situation. Kelly returned to his office to speak with his staff where he used "loud, inappropriate language" inside. A small group of children were working on crafts in the chambers nearby and a witness said she could hear his voice coming from outside the office. Kelly then decided to leave his office to confront the daycare owner, Karen Bolton, outside the daycare entrance where a two-to-three-minute profanity-laden interaction took place. A witness overheard Kelly saying phrases that included: "this is f***ing ridiculous", "the daycare has to go", "staff are rude", "your staff can't control these f***ing kids.” Another witness could not recall what was said but recalled "lots of F-Bombs" and described him as "aggressive" and "angry." She said Kelly “went from loud to shouting” on several occasions. Kelly acknowledged that he had confronted the daycare owner and used inappropriate language in the exchange. He expressed his regret for his use of profanities to investigators. The daycare's owner proceeded to call the Ottawa police who attended the scene but did not lay any charges. "Regrettably, Councillor Kelly’s comments and profanity were overheard by a daycare worker and children in Chambers. While I believe Councillor Kelly did not intend for his comments to be overheard, I believe it is reasonable that he should have known someone could easily hear him given his complaints about the lack of noise attenuation between his office and Chambers. His comments and profanity had a negative impact on the daycare worker who overheard them," Shepherd wrote. Shepherd added that while Kelly took accountability for his actions, he did not act with accountability during the encounters, writing he had the "opportunity to compose himself" and avoid the aggressive confrontation that followed. She also acknowledged Kelly has a “reasonable expectation of a professional work environment.” “Though not an excuse for Councillor Kelly’s conduct that day, it does not appear that any action was taken in response to complaints from the Councillor’s Office about the noise and bathroom issues associated with the summer camp in 2023. It is regrettable that the various parties could not come to an agreement or implement measures that might have mitigated the noise and disruption of the summer camp program for the summer of 2024,” she wrote. Kelly has taken steps to engage with the city’s Employee Assistance Program for “assistance with managing anger and staying healthy” and expressed his commitment to learning from his mistakes, according to the report. The report notes pylons have since been added to the cement area outside Kelly's office to keep children away from the exterior windows. Steps have also been taken to possibly improve sound attenuation between chambers and the councillor's offices. Councillors will decide what consequences Kelly could face, including suspension of pay, but Shepherd believes that action is not necessary. "Councillor Kelly has expressed regret for his actions, acknowledged that his behaviour was inappropriate and has taken proactive steps to avoid a similar interaction in the future. This is the first report respecting Councillor Kelly’s conduct and he fully co-operated with the inquiry," the report said. Councillors will discuss the issue during Wednesday's city council meeting. 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The general mood among City supporters was a positive one after the final whistle, however, as their side ended a run of three straight defeats even with a squad depleted by injury and suspension. See the best of those fans' reactions from social media below. 🔰🗣️ “Really entertaining game of Championship football.” 🟡🟢 You can’t say that #NCFC aren’t good to watch 😅 pic.twitter.com/Jt98X5W8c5 Wind, rain and goals - and an excellent away point for Norwich at The Hawthorns - WBA will feel hard done by but City could have won it.. #ncfc #otbc pic.twitter.com/xiP6PpZ1hM A point against West Brom isn’t the worst. There were good things to build on, but a striker is badly needed in January if we’re feeling ambitious. Up the Nodge 🔰 #ncfc pic.twitter.com/iOOojw0VWG West brom is a tough place to visit, so a point here this afternoon is a decent result for us💛💚. Onto Plymouth Tuesday night #ncfc pic.twitter.com/V9R5Gu7X5g A very decent point away from home at a very tough ground,well tough this season at least there's so much improvement! (and so much yet to come) The next 2 games are at home plus Mclean/Nunez should be back so i'll cautiously say things are starting to look up #ncfc #canarycall Considering the circumstances of his arrival, Marcondes is quickly becoming one of our best summer additions. Credit to him! #ncfc With the recent injury list, and slump in form, that's a draw that feels like a win. Happily take that, well played fellas 👏👏👏!!! #NCFC 💚💛 #NCFC seem to be matching the better teams in the league which is pleasing.Played well today after weathering an early storm,thought we might collapse but we stuck with it & ended up playing some slick counters.Away point against a good team in that weather,take that! #canarycall Leaky... 💧 This is the first time Norwich City have conceded two or more goals in six consecutive games outside of the top flight for 17 years, since the days of Jim Duffy and Glenn Roeder in 2007 #ncfc Great point. Hopefully Cordoba and Slimane knocks are nothing serious and with McLean back midweek, we desperately need that win. #NCFC Good point on the road against one of the best teams in the league, given injury situation. Crnac et al were bought to develop into top players, not to be them right away. I trust the coaches to do that. Patience is key, and they have the tools to set them up for success. #ncfc
Are international thieves exploiting tourist visas to target pro-athletes' homes?The Florida Gators upset the No. 9 Ole Miss Rebels 24-17, much to the disappointment of edge rusher Princely Umanmielen. Ole Miss was a 13.5-point favorite by ESPN BET . Umanmielen played for Florida from 2020-23 and transferred to Ole Miss to play for Lane Kiffin this offseason. The Rebels relied on the transfer portal in the offseason, adding players like former Texas A&M Aggies defensive lineman Walter Nolen, former Miami Hurricanes running back Henry Parrish, and former South Carolina Gamecocks receiver Juice Wells. Umanmielen affected the game as much as he could, but it did not result in an Ole Miss win. He finished the game with seven total tackles, one sack, and one tackle for loss. Matt Pendleton-Imagn Images Umanmielen trolled Florida on Friday by wearing a Gators ski mask while traveling with Ole Miss to the game. Ole Miss EDGE Princely Umanmielen is traveling to Gainsville wearing a Florida ski mask💀 Umanmielen transferred from UF in the offseason. (h/t @OleMissNoProb ) https://t.co/G13hXXAREd pic.twitter.com/bXniMsYMjz The Ole Miss edge rusher was seen leaving the stadium with multiple state troops and team staff members. While walking out of the venue, Umanmielen appeared upset by something and turned around, needing to be held back. It is unclear what angered the former Florida player. Update: Umanmielen spotted again crashing out after the game (via: instagram/ oldrowflorida) pic.twitter.com/bSRidUV8KY Umanmielen eventually turned back around and continued on his way. After the loss, Ole Miss moved to 8-3, while Florida became bowl-eligible at 6-5 with the win. Both face in-state rivals to close out the regular season. Ole Miss takes on the Mississippi State Bulldogs on Nov. 29, while Florida faces the Florida State Seminoles on Nov. 30. Related: Florida Trolls Ole Miss Celebration After Upset Win On Saturday
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