We are getting closer to Black Friday, which means we are getting closer to Christmas. Does that mean we get a Christmas countdown from CTV’s Matt Skube on today’s show? Tune in to find out! Plus, we deliver the latest breaking news in the sudden death of former One Direction member Liam Payne. Argentina Police have conducted a new round of raids, leading to 3 people being charged for supplying drugs to Payne before his death.

We are getting closer to Black Friday, which means we are getting closer to Christmas. Does that mean we get a Christmas countdown from CTV’s Matt Skube on today’s show? Tune in to find out! Plus, we deliver the latest breaking news in the sudden death of former One Direction member Liam Payne. Argentina Police have conducted a new round of raids, leading to 3 people being charged for supplying drugs to Payne before his death.

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Hour 4 of Ottawa Now for Thurs. November 7th, 2024

The best of Newstalk 580 CFRA for Thursday, November 7th, 2024.

The best of Newstalk 580 CFRA for Thursday, November 7th, 2024.

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Flair Airlines is leaving the Ottawa International Airport in its rear-view mirror, citing ‘insufficient demand to compensate for the airport's high fees’. If you go to the airline’s website, it no longer lists Ottawa as a destination. And as far back as this past Summer, Canada’s Capital was not listed on its flight schedule. What message does this send? We investigate further with John Gradek, a faculty lecturer in Aviation Management at Montreal’s McGill University and a former airline executive. But first, Kristy Cameron tackles today’s Question of the Day! How can we protect today's youth without feeling like an overbearing helicopter figure? We asked the experts in the first 2 hours. In Hour 3, we take your texts and calls.

Flair Airlines is leaving the Ottawa International Airport in its rear-view mirror, citing ‘insufficient demand to compensate for the airport's high fees’. If you go to the airline’s website, it no longer lists Ottawa as a destination. And as far back as this past Summer, Canada’s Capital was not listed on its flight schedule. What message does this send? We investigate further with John Gradek, a faculty lecturer in Aviation Management at Montreal’s McGill University and a former airline executive. But first, Kristy Cameron tackles today’s Question of the Day! How can we protect today's youth without feeling like an overbearing helicopter figure? We asked the experts in the first 2 hours. In Hour 3, we take your texts and calls.

Hour 3 of Ottawa Now for Thurs. November 7th, 2024

Hundreds of Barrhaven residents gathered on Tuesday night to protest a City of Ottawa proposal, which would install tent-like structures to shelter as much as 300 asylum seekers. Each tent would have a capacity of 150, filled with people who are either fleeing war or persecution. And while there is no final decision on the tent’s location, it is causing a fair bit of controversy within the suburban community. Barrhaven East councillor Wilson Lo joins Kristy Cameron in Hour 2. Speaking of encampments, Gatineau Police have torn down a setup near the Robert Guertin Arena, with eviction notices in hand. CTV’s Katie Griffin delivers the details. Plus, while a skyrocketing social media app is allowed to continue its general operations in Canada, the feds have told TikTok to pull the plug in several other departments.

Hundreds of Barrhaven residents gathered on Tuesday night to protest a City of Ottawa proposal, which would install tent-like structures to shelter as much as 300 asylum seekers. Each tent would have a capacity of 150, filled with people who are either fleeing war or persecution. And while there is no final decision on the tent’s location, it is causing a fair bit of controversy within the suburban community. Barrhaven East councillor Wilson Lo joins Kristy Cameron in Hour 2. Speaking of encampments, Gatineau Police have torn down a setup near the Robert Guertin Arena, with eviction notices in hand. CTV’s Katie Griffin delivers the details. Plus, while a skyrocketing social media app is allowed to continue its general operations in Canada, the feds have told TikTok to pull the plug in several other departments.

Hour 4 of Ottawa Now for Thurs. November 7th, 2024

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