The Centretown Community Association has written an open letter to Somerset councillor Ariel Troster, echoing her calls for a right-on-red ban. They want to see it across various sections of Ottawa's Downtown Core. Good idea or bad idea? Kristy Cameron sifts through the CFRA textboard and tackles today's Question of the Day. Meantime, Canada's biggest courier has officially hit the picket lines...again. And by again, we mean twice in less than a year. We dig deeper in Hour 3 with labour expert Adam King. Plus, Canada's broadcaster of Toronto Blue Jays games is about to pay the piper after making a last-second deal with Apple TV. With Canada's Team in position to clinch a playoff berth last Friday, Rogers Sportsnet was allowed to carry an exclusive Apple TV broadcast from Kansas City. Sadly, the Jays received little help, got throttled on the field, and failed to clinch. So tonight, if you wanted to catch the Rays-Jays broadcast, it's only appearing on the Apple TV service.

<p>The Centretown Community Association has written an open letter to Somerset councillor Ariel Troster, echoing her calls for a right-on-red ban. They want to see it across various sections of Ottawa's Downtown Core. Good idea or bad idea? Kristy Cameron sifts through the CFRA textboard and tackles today's Question of the Day. Meantime, Canada's biggest courier has officially hit the picket lines...again. And by again, we mean twice in less than a year. We dig deeper in Hour 3 with labour expert Adam King.&nbsp;Plus, Canada's broadcaster of Toronto Blue Jays games is about to pay the piper after making a last-second deal with Apple TV. With Canada's Team in position to clinch a playoff berth last Friday, Rogers Sportsnet was allowed to carry an exclusive Apple TV broadcast from Kansas City. Sadly, the Jays received little help, got throttled on the field, and failed to clinch. So tonight, if you wanted to catch the Rays-Jays broadcast, it's only appearing on the Apple TV service.</p>