Career Coach and Author Michelle Schafer joins Ottawa at Work with Patricia Boal to discuss common job hunting myths, how to use the summer months to your advantage while on the lookout for career opportunities, and being strategic while on the hunt.

Career Coach and Author Michelle Schafer joins Ottawa at Work with Patricia Boal to discuss common job hunting myths, how to use the summer months to your advantage while on the lookout for career opportunities, and being strategic while on the hunt.

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'A time to build those relationships': Career coach Michelle Schafer on summer job hunting

Marnie Bennett and Brett Liscomb join Dean Roberts for a brand-new edition of the Bennett Property Shop!

On the show today:
A deep-dive into Ottawa's housing stats for May 2026.
How immigration and population trends are reshaping demand across Canada.
Why homes are struggling to sell, and what Canada's top agents are doing differently.
How to navigate the 'purchase process'.

Marnie Bennett and Brett Liscomb join Dean Roberts for a brand-new edition of the Bennett Property Shop!
On the show today:
<ol>
<li>A deep-dive into Ottawa's housing stats for May 2026.</li>
<li>How immigration and population trends are reshaping demand across Canada.</li>
<li>Why homes are struggling to sell, and what Canada's top agents are doing differently.</li>
<li>How to navigate the 'purchase process'.</li>
</ol>

PODCAST: The Bennett Property Shop for Sat. June 6th, 2026

Paul Rushforth is dealing with a sore back, but that won't stop him from waving the Paul Rushforth Real Estate banner! Frank Napolitano, who is not plagued by a sore back, represents Mortgage Brokers Ottawa. Greg Tilley sorts through your calls, texts, and emails.

Paul Rushforth is dealing with a sore back, but that won't stop him from waving the Paul Rushforth Real Estate banner! Frank Napolitano, who is not plagued by a sore back, represents Mortgage Brokers Ottawa. Greg Tilley sorts through your calls, texts, and emails.

PODCAST: CFRA's Open House for Sat. June 6th, 2026

The infrastructure deficit in Canada’s Capital sits at $229 million, an issue that multiple Canadian cities are trying to grasp. Here at home, the idea of an infrastructure levy is being debated to help rectify today’s lingering problems, as a chunk of Ottawa’s aging recreation centres are in urgent need of a facelift. And if action is delayed even further, that repair bill is sure to get bigger with each passing year. Andrew Pinsent digs deeper with Matti Siemiatycki, a Professor of Geography and Planning at the University of Toronto. Meantime, Ontario’s brand-new bill to deal with misbehaving city councillors received royal assent this week. However, there is currently no clear timeline as to when those rules will kick in, not to mention what local powers will remain once it’s implemented. Stephanie Dobbs and Nancy Cairns argue that Bill 9 is not adequate, and fear that levels of accountability will be watered down because of it. You’ll hear from both of them on today’s show. But first, a recap of what happened at City Hall this week.

The infrastructure deficit in Canada&rsquo;s Capital sits at $229 million, an issue that multiple Canadian cities are trying to grasp. Here at home, the idea of an infrastructure levy is being debated to help rectify today&rsquo;s lingering problems, as a chunk of Ottawa&rsquo;s aging recreation centres are in urgent need of a facelift. And if action is delayed even further, that repair bill is sure to get bigger with each passing year. Andrew Pinsent digs deeper with Matti Siemiatycki, a Professor of Geography and Planning at the University of Toronto. Meantime, Ontario&rsquo;s brand-new bill to deal with misbehaving city councillors received royal assent this week. However, there is currently no clear timeline as to when those rules will kick in, not to mention what local powers will remain once it&rsquo;s implemented. Stephanie Dobbs and Nancy Cairns argue that Bill 9 is not adequate, and fear that levels of accountability will be watered down because of it. You&rsquo;ll hear from both of them on today&rsquo;s show. But first, a recap of what happened at City Hall this week.

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