The mayor of Ottawa says cities are going to need federal and provincial financial support very soon if they are to house 25-thousand refugees over the next few months. Jim Watson adds that while most people in Ottawa support aiding the refugees, there is a small segment of the population voicing criticism and calling on the city to help struggling families already living in the capital before assisting new arrivals. (With social housing at a premium in Ottawa, Watson says private rental accomodation will mainly be used to shelter refugees. He says some organizations have come forward with offers to provide housing, including a group in the city's west end that has 40 winterized cabins available.)

Date: 2015-11-26
Placeline: OTTAWA.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 18 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << there's a lot of good well I would say it's probably 10 to 1 in favor of us accepting refugees is always a small elevated Society where people just don't want refugees take care of your own that kind of an attitude for the fact of the matter is that those people are suffering winter is coming they lost everything and it's the least we can do >>

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