Buyers purchasing newly-built homes will now have 30 years to pay off a mortgage instead of 25 years. What do the new rules mean? Lauren van den Berg, the CEO and President of Mortgage Professionals Canada, joins Kristy Cameron to discuss the significance of these changes. Meantime, cases of whooping cough have surged in Canada's Capital, according to Ottawa Public Health. We deliver the latest numbers. Plus, the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs is urging the federal government to create a National Fire Administration. In Hour 2, we hear from Greg Jones, who is a board member with the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs.

<p>Buyers purchasing newly-built homes will now have 30 years to pay off a mortgage instead of 25 years. What do the new rules mean? Lauren van den Berg, the CEO and President of Mortgage Professionals Canada, joins Kristy Cameron to discuss the significance of these changes. Meantime, cases of whooping cough have surged in Canada's Capital, according to Ottawa Public Health. We deliver the latest numbers. Plus, the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs is urging the federal government to create a National Fire Administration. In Hour 2, we hear from Greg Jones, who is a board member with the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs.</p>

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