After multiple days of testing, Ottawa's LRT system began simulations of regular light rail service on Thursday morning. Transit riders are still awaiting a firm date for full-service restoration. So far, the city officials' best estimate for a full-strength fleet is within the first two weeks of December, with some form of service potentially being restored in the next couple of weeks. Is good news on the horizon? Kristy Cameron has the latest in Hour 1. Meantime, the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario is slamming the Doug Ford government after they opted against mandatory COVID vaccines for healthcare workers. Doris Grinspun explains further. 

<p>After multiple days of testing, Ottawa's LRT system began simulations of regular light rail service on Thursday morning. Transit riders are still awaiting a firm date for full-service restoration. So far, the city officials' best estimate for a full-strength fleet is within the first two weeks of December, with some form of service potentially being restored in the next couple of weeks. Is good news on the horizon? Kristy Cameron has the latest in Hour 1. Meantime, the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario is slamming the Doug Ford government after they opted against mandatory COVID vaccines for healthcare workers. Doris Grinspun explains further.&nbsp;</p>

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