D'Arcy Scott

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D'Arcy Scott was mayor of Ottawa from 1907 to 1908.

Scott was a prominent Ottawa lawyer. He played an important role in the construction of Union Station, now the Government Conference Centre in Ottawa. He also became a member of the Board of Railway Commissioners, the predecessor of the Canadian Transportation Agency.

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Bytown: J. Scott · J.B. Lewis · Hervey · Sparrow · R.W. Scott · Turgeon · Friel

Ottawa: J.B. Lewis · McGillivray · Workman · Friel · Dickinson · Lyon · Rochester · Martineau · Featherston · Lyon-Fellowes · Waller · Bangs · Mackintosh · St. Jean · Bate · McDougal · Stewart · Erratt · Birkett · Durocher · Cox · Borthwick · Bingham · Payment · Morris · Davidson · Cook · J. Ellis · Hastey · D. Scott · Champagne · Hopewell · Hinchey · McVeity · Porter · Fisher · Plant · Watters · Balharrie · A. Ellis · Allen · Nolan · J.E.S. Lewis · Bourque · Goodwin · Whitton · Nelms · Reid · Fogarty · Benoit · Greenberg · Dewar · Durrell · Laviolette · Holzman · Watson · Higdon

New city of Ottawa: Chiarelli · O'Brien