Kaladar Avenue will serve as the backdrop for Sunday’s ‘cheeseburger picnic’, and a familiar name from a Canadian classic will be conducting the chaos. However, there might be more comedic punchlines than cheeseburgers served. Randy from the Trailer Park Boys will be dropping by Overflow Brewing Company to share some stories and laughs, with doors slated to open at 7 o’clock tonight. Known legally as Patrick Roach, ‘Randy’ joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Weekends.

Kaladar Avenue will serve as the backdrop for Sunday&rsquo;s &lsquo;cheeseburger picnic&rsquo;, and a familiar name from a Canadian classic will be conducting the chaos. However, there might be more comedic punchlines than cheeseburgers served. Randy from the Trailer Park Boys will be dropping by Overflow Brewing Company to share some stories and laughs, with doors slated to open at 7 o&rsquo;clock tonight. Known legally as Patrick Roach, &lsquo;Randy&rsquo; joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Weekends.

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CFRA Weekends - 'Randy' from Trailer Park Boys hosting a picnic tonight at Overflow Brewing!

The 43rd CHEO Telethon has raised over $600,000 in support of Ottawa’s children’s hospital. It comes on the heels of a two-week campaign to raise money and awareness for CHEO. Your donations will fuel the life-changing care, state-of-the-art medical equipment, and advanced treatments that the hospital’s patients and families rely on. And we are seeing another example of those fundraising efforts paying off. Last year, CHEO broke ground on a new integrated treatment centre that will provide care to children and youth living with complex medical, developmental, and behavioural needs. Upon completion, the new six-storey facility on Smyth Road will serve approximately 13,700 children and youth with special needs – with their families by their side. Ahead of Saturday’s Telethon, Andrew Pinsent caught up with CHEO Foundation President and CEO Steve Read.

The 43rd CHEO Telethon has raised over $600,000 in support of Ottawa&rsquo;s children&rsquo;s hospital. It comes on the heels of a two-week campaign to raise money and awareness for CHEO. Your donations will fuel the life-changing care, state-of-the-art medical equipment, and advanced treatments that the hospital&rsquo;s patients and families rely on. And we are seeing another example of those fundraising efforts paying off. Last year, CHEO broke ground on a new integrated treatment centre that will provide care to children and youth living with complex medical, developmental, and behavioural needs. Upon completion, the new six-storey facility on Smyth Road will serve approximately 13,700 children and youth with special needs &ndash; with their families by their side. Ahead of Saturday&rsquo;s Telethon, Andrew Pinsent caught up with CHEO Foundation President and CEO Steve Read.

CFRA Weekends - Ottawa comes up big for Eastern Ontario's beacon of hope, raising $604K for CHEO

Canada’s Capital has become a hockey powerhouse over the years – currently housing the NHL’s Ottawa Senators, the PWHL’s Ottawa Charge, and the OHL’s Ottawa 67’s. But did you know that the same place that houses Canada’s Parliament has become a North American hub for ‘bike polo’? CFRA’s Maryanne McLarty paid a visit to Little Italy to learn more about this sport. Then, we check in with Gavin Simmons-Feigel, the main organizer for Ottawa Bike Polo and a prominent figure in the ‘Mallets Of Mayhem’ Club.

Canada&rsquo;s Capital has become a hockey powerhouse over the years &ndash; currently housing the NHL&rsquo;s Ottawa Senators, the PWHL&rsquo;s Ottawa Charge, and the OHL&rsquo;s Ottawa 67&rsquo;s. But did you know that the same place that houses Canada&rsquo;s Parliament has become a North American hub for &lsquo;bike polo&rsquo;? CFRA&rsquo;s Maryanne McLarty paid a visit to Little Italy to learn more about this sport. Then, we check in with Gavin Simmons-Feigel, the main organizer for Ottawa Bike Polo and a prominent figure in the &lsquo;Mallets Of Mayhem&rsquo; Club.

CFRA Weekends - How Ottawa became a North American hub for 'bike polo'

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>

CFRA Weekends - 'Randy' from Trailer Park Boys hosting a picnic tonight at Overflow Brewing!

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