Major cleanup efforts continue in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia following last weekend’s tropical storm. As crews venture into the city’s rural areas, it becomes clear that turning the lights back on is far from simple, mostly due to a combination of fallen trees and downed power lines. Cape Breton Mayor Amanda McDougall joins the show in Hour 2. Meantime, as former Ottawa Police Chief Vern White resigns from The Senate, a Freedom Convoy bombshell is dropped. White says Mayor Watson and the city’s General Manager negotiated with the convoy supporters and failed to return calls from the Parliamentary Protective Service. Watson and Kanellakos won’t speak publicly until they are given a chance to testify.

<p>Major cleanup efforts continue in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia following last weekend’s tropical storm. As crews venture into the city’s rural areas, it becomes clear that turning the lights back on is far from simple, mostly due to a combination of fallen trees and downed power lines. Cape Breton Mayor Amanda McDougall joins the show in Hour 2. Meantime, as former Ottawa Police Chief Vern White resigns from The Senate, a Freedom Convoy bombshell is dropped. White says Mayor Watson and the city’s General Manager negotiated with the convoy supporters and failed to return calls from the Parliamentary Protective Service. Watson and Kanellakos won’t speak publicly until they are given a chance to testify.</p>

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