The Ottawa Mission is relentlessly campaigning to save supervised consumption sites all across Ontario, encouraging its petitioners to contact the Ford government and urge the province to change course. And while the province's critics believe in the effectiveness of Ontario's HART hubs, they believe the elimination of these consumption sites will still cause plenty of long-term damage. CFRA’s Andrew Pinsent checks in with Michelle Groulx, a Chief Advocate with the Ottawa Coalition of Business Improvement Areas. Shifting gears to lighter news, Canadian singer-songwriter Leeroy Stagger is making the trek from Western Canada to Wakefield, Quebec. Not on a full-time basis, but for another notch on his musical passport. The 43-year-old Alternative Country voice pays us a visit ahead of his May 28th performance at the Black Sheep Inn. Plus, after their blueline was decimated by the 2025 PWHL Expansion Draft, the Ottawa Charge have made it back to a familiar place. Three more wins, and they finish what they started last year. Technical producer Stephen Ellsworth evaluates the first all-Canadian PWHL Finals.

<p>The Ottawa Mission is relentlessly campaigning to save supervised consumption sites all across Ontario, encouraging its petitioners to contact the Ford government and urge the province to change course. And while the province's critics believe in the effectiveness of Ontario's HART hubs, they believe the elimination of these consumption sites will still cause plenty of long-term damage. CFRA&rsquo;s Andrew Pinsent checks in with Michelle Groulx, a Chief Advocate with the Ottawa Coalition of Business Improvement Areas. Shifting gears to lighter news, Canadian singer-songwriter Leeroy Stagger is making the trek from Western Canada to Wakefield, Quebec. Not on a full-time basis, but for another notch on his musical passport. The 43-year-old Alternative Country voice pays us a visit ahead of his May 28th performance at the Black Sheep Inn. Plus, after their blueline was decimated by the 2025 PWHL Expansion Draft, the Ottawa Charge have made it back to a familiar place. Three more wins, and they finish what they started last year. Technical producer Stephen Ellsworth evaluates the first all-Canadian PWHL Finals.</p>