Effective this July, federal public servants will be ordered back to the office 4 days a week. And beginning in May, executives are expected to be at their workstations for all 5 days. Kristy Cameron digs deeper with Karl Salgo in Hour 2. He is a former Senior Public Servant, and now serves as an Executive Advisor at the Ottawa-based Institute on Governance. Then, we chat with Sueling Ching, the President and CEO for the Ottawa Board of Trade.

Effective this July, federal public servants will be ordered back to the office 4 days a week. And beginning in May, executives are expected to be at their workstations for all 5 days. Kristy Cameron digs deeper with Karl Salgo in Hour 2. He is a former Senior Public Servant, and now serves as an Executive Advisor at the Ottawa-based Institute on Governance. Then, we chat with Sueling Ching, the President and CEO for the Ottawa Board of Trade.

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U.S. President Donald Trump went on another Truth Social tirade against Canada last night, threatening to block the opening of the brand-new Gordie Howe Bridge. Connecting Windsor to Detroit, the third such link between the neighbouring cities, it was first approved by Trump himself during his first tenure as U.S. President, and it was labeled as one of his ‘priority projects’. That was back in 2017. Earlier today, Prime Minister Carney had a phone call with America's President, and feels confident that a mutual understanding will be reached ahead of the bridge's grand-opening event this Spring. Ontario Premier Doug Ford has since echoed Carney’s positivity on the situation. Alex Greco is a Senior Director of Manufacturing and Value Chains at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. He joins Kristy Cameron on today's Ottawa Now.

U.S. President Donald Trump went on another Truth Social tirade against Canada last night, threatening to block the opening of the brand-new Gordie Howe Bridge. Connecting Windsor to Detroit, the third such link between the neighbouring cities, it was first approved by Trump himself during his first tenure as U.S. President, and it was labeled as one of his &lsquo;priority projects&rsquo;. That was back in 2017. Earlier today, Prime Minister Carney had a phone call with America's President, and feels confident that a mutual understanding will be reached ahead of the bridge's grand-opening event this Spring. Ontario Premier Doug Ford has since echoed Carney&rsquo;s positivity on the situation. Alex Greco is a Senior Director of Manufacturing and Value Chains at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. He joins Kristy Cameron on today's Ottawa Now.

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It’s the city-wide topic that keeps on giving. Last week, OC Transpo released a memo that revealed a decline in bus reliability, particularly during the last week of January. According to the latest data, the transit service missed 6 percent of its bus trips during the month's final 7 days, which is significantly higher than its 0.5 percent targets. To nobody’s surprise, people are fed up, including our next guest. Atisa Khalaj, who is studying Journalism and Political Science at Carleton University, has spent many hours waiting in the frigid cold, only for her bus to no-show. One day, she reached her breaking point, and vented her frustrations on Instagram. Since then, it's gone viral on the Meta-based platform. She joins Kristy Cameron on today's Ottawa Now.

It&rsquo;s the city-wide topic that keeps on giving. Last week, OC Transpo released a memo that revealed a decline in bus reliability, particularly during the last week of January. According to the latest data, the transit service missed 6 percent of its bus trips during the month's final 7 days, which is significantly higher than its 0.5 percent targets. To nobody&rsquo;s surprise, people are fed up, including our next guest. Atisa Khalaj, who is studying Journalism and Political Science at Carleton University, has spent many hours waiting in the frigid cold, only for her bus to no-show. One day, she reached her breaking point, and vented her frustrations on Instagram. Since then, it's gone viral on the Meta-based platform. She joins Kristy Cameron on today's Ottawa Now.

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