The range was very wide, so I'm only going to share a few examples. As you know, Rideau Street is an important transit hub. It connects both local transit routes from the western part of Centretown and the eastern part of the city, which connect at the Rideau Centre with our light rail. Having to close those local routes added a number of pressures for the folks trying to access, for example, hospitals and their workplaces. There were a number of situations where local businesses that wanted to open could not, because the deliveries couldn't make it to those businesses.
I spoke in my earlier statement about the issues of livability. You live beside the parliamentary precinct, but that's your home. That's your city. You usually walk to your coffee shop, and you couldn't do that, because there was noise and intimidation and aggression. When you were in your own unit, it was not quiet. There were constant horns and smells.
On your ability to travel, on your ability to do business, and on your ability to live safely, as a city, we weren't able to uphold our responsibility for the well-being and safety of residents.