CITY HALL
Ombudsman leaving her post at Torontonians’ ‘office of last resort’ more than two years early
After helping thousands of people fight Toronto city hall on everything from dangerous dogs to dangerous advice relayed to homeless people, ombudsman Susan Opler is leaving her post early.
Appointed by city council in September 2016, Opler announced Wednesday she will depart next April — two and a half years before the end of her term.
Opler, who acts independently of the city manager and reports directly to city council, describes her 14-member office as “a bridge to fairness” and “office of last resort” for Torontonians who complain they were ill treated by city hall.
The 59-year-old former litigation lawyer said in an interview it was a personal decision to leave before the end of her seven-year term
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在协助成千上万的人与多伦多市政厅作斗争之后,从危险的狗到向无家可归的人传达的危险建议,监察员苏珊·奥普勒(Susan Opler)提前离职。
2016年9月由市议会任命,奥普勒(Opler)周三宣布,她将于明年4月离任-提前两年半离职。
奥普勒(Opler)独立于市长的职务,直接向市议会报告。她将14名成员的办公室描述为“多伦多市人民的坦白”和“最后的办公室”,这些人抱怨多伦多人受到市政厅的虐待。
这位59岁的前诉讼律师在接受采访时表示,这是个人决定在她的7年任期结束前离开