The City of Ottawa is formulating a brand-new strategy to recruit and retain new doctors in Canada’s Capital. It came out with a 10-point report to address Ottawa’s dwindling number of primary doctors. According to the municipality, we are short roughly 300 family doctors, as a whopping 165,362 residents were living without a healthcare provider in 2022. Joining the program in Hour 2 is River Ward councillor Riley Brockington. Plus, there is only a single No Name store left standing, and it’s in Brockville. CFRA’s Chris Holski has more on that.

<p>The City of Ottawa is formulating a brand-new strategy to recruit and retain new doctors in Canada&rsquo;s Capital. It came out with a 10-point report to address Ottawa&rsquo;s dwindling number of primary doctors. According to the municipality, we are short roughly 300 family doctors, as a whopping 165,362 residents were living without a healthcare provider in 2022. Joining the program in Hour 2 is River Ward councillor Riley Brockington. Plus, there is only a single No Name store left standing, and it&rsquo;s in Brockville. CFRA&rsquo;s Chris Holski has more on that.</p>