As part of a new pilot project, three major grocery stores in Ottawa will be offering reusable containers. Starting at select locations, customers will be able to purchase a certain list of items in these containers. Once they are done using them, the containers will be returned to drop-off locations. If your grocery store offered this plan, would you take advantage of it? Kristy Cameron tackles today’s Question of the Day. Plus, a huge spike in Ontario’s population is adding to the already-mounting pressures in our Emergency Rooms. In other Canadian provinces, a similar scenario is likely unfolding. We dig deeper with Dr. Taylor Lougheed, an emergency physician who works at UOttawa’s Faculty of Medicine.

<p>As part of a new pilot project, three major grocery stores in Ottawa will be offering reusable containers. Starting at select locations, customers will be able to purchase a certain list of items in these containers. Once they are done using them, the containers will be returned to drop-off locations. If your grocery store offered this plan, would you take advantage of it? Kristy Cameron tackles today’s Question of the Day. Plus, a huge spike in Ontario’s population is adding to the already-mounting pressures in our Emergency Rooms. In other Canadian provinces, a similar scenario is likely unfolding. We dig deeper with Dr. Taylor Lougheed, an emergency physician who works at UOttawa’s Faculty of Medicine.</p>

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