A growing number of Ottawa residents think that they – or someone they know – could one day become homeless. That sobering finding is part of a new Nanos Research poll, according to the Ottawa Mission. CEO Peter Tilley adds that one interesting data point surrounds how Ottawa residents are responding to homelessness – and understanding its true causes. We dig deeper with Katie Burholder-Harris, the Executive Director of the Alliance To End Homelessness Ottawa. Meantime, a moment of silence was held in the House of Commons this morning, as Prime Minister Carney delivered remarks following Saturday’s tragic fire at CFB Wainwright. The blaze at the Alberta base killed 4 people and injured dozens of others. Kristy Cameron checks in with Retired Major-General David Fraser in Hour 2. He is now a Military Analyst for CTV News. Plus, the United Kingdom is introducing legislation to stop people from playing videos or music out loud in public spaces. CFRA’s Chris Holski has more on that.

<p>A growing number of Ottawa residents think that they &ndash; or someone they know &ndash; could one day become homeless. That sobering finding is part of a new Nanos Research poll, according to the Ottawa Mission. CEO Peter Tilley adds that one interesting data point surrounds how Ottawa residents are responding to homelessness &ndash; and understanding its true causes. We dig deeper with Katie Burholder-Harris, the Executive Director of the Alliance To End Homelessness Ottawa. Meantime, a moment of silence was held in the House of Commons this morning, as Prime Minister Carney delivered remarks following Saturday&rsquo;s tragic fire at CFB Wainwright. The blaze at the Alberta base killed 4 people and injured dozens of others. Kristy Cameron checks in with Retired Major-General David Fraser in Hour 2. He is now a Military Analyst for CTV News. Plus, the United Kingdom is introducing legislation to stop people from playing videos or music out loud in public spaces. CFRA&rsquo;s Chris Holski has more on that.</p>