If you are a fully-grown adult, you probably have a cellphone. If you are a teenager in high school, you probably have a cellphone. And according to new data, briefly parting ways with your cellular device is a mental habit that people are embracing. But when it comes to Canada’s youngest generation, how do you monitor their cellphone use? Kristy Cameron tackles today’s Question of the Day. Meantime, a pair of unexpected power outages has turned into a source of frustration for West Carleton residents. Clarke Kelly, the councillor for that ward, wants an explanation. Today, he’s yet to receive one.

<p>If you are a fully-grown adult, you probably have a cellphone. If you are a teenager in high school, you probably have a cellphone. And according to new data, briefly parting ways with your cellular device is a mental habit that people are embracing. But when it comes to Canada’s youngest generation, how do you monitor their cellphone use? Kristy Cameron tackles today’s Question of the Day. Meantime, a pair of unexpected power outages has turned into a source of frustration for West Carleton residents. Clarke Kelly, the councillor for that ward, wants an explanation. Today, he’s yet to receive one.</p>

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