According to a new report, up to 20 percent of Canadian pregnancies end in a miscarriage, forcing many to end up in Emergency departments where they often face long wait times and a lack of compassionate support. We deliver the bigger picture behind this batch of data in Hour 2. Over at City Hall this afternoon, a motion by Rideau-Vanier councillor Stephanie Plante is up for debate. She is calling on the federal and provincial governments to do more to help municipalities grapple with the homelessness trifecta – general homelessness, mental health, and opioid addiction.

<p>According to a new report, up to 20 percent of Canadian pregnancies end in a miscarriage, forcing many to end up in Emergency departments where they often face long wait times and a lack of compassionate support. We deliver the bigger picture behind this batch of data in Hour 2. Over at City Hall this afternoon, a motion by Rideau-Vanier councillor Stephanie Plante is up for debate. She is calling on the federal and provincial governments to do more to help municipalities grapple with the homelessness trifecta – general homelessness, mental health, and opioid addiction.</p>

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