The Eastern Extension of LRT won’t receive the green light before New Year’s Eve, officially making it behind schedule. However, if all goes according to plan and we don’t have any major hiccups, it will hopefully hit the ground running by early-2026. That still doesn’t change the fact that transit fares will be going up next year. In light of today’s news, should that change? Kristy Cameron sifts through the CFRA textboard and tackles today’s Question of the Day. Meantime, a Canadian acting celebrity is currently living in Canada’s Capital, as he writes and directs a new absurdist comedy film. CTV’s Dylan Dyson unveils who that famous actor is. Plus, it appears that Prime Minister Carney isn’t thinking about the United States as often these days. However, some signs might say otherwise. We dig deeper with our Political Heat Panel.

<p>The Eastern Extension of LRT won&rsquo;t receive the green light before New Year&rsquo;s Eve, officially making it behind schedule. However, if all goes according to plan and we don&rsquo;t have any major hiccups, it will hopefully hit the ground running by early-2026. That still doesn&rsquo;t change the fact that transit fares will be going up next year. In light of today&rsquo;s news, should that change? Kristy Cameron sifts through the CFRA textboard and tackles today&rsquo;s Question of the Day. Meantime, a Canadian acting celebrity is currently living in Canada&rsquo;s Capital, as he writes and directs a new absurdist comedy film. CTV&rsquo;s Dylan Dyson unveils who that famous actor is. Plus, it appears that Prime Minister Carney isn&rsquo;t thinking about the United States as often these days. However, some signs might say otherwise. We dig deeper with our Political Heat Panel.</p>

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