Athlete protests to be banned at Tokyo Olympics - PLUS - Uncertainty continues for CFL players despite new start date  


GUEST: Moshe Lander, economist with Concordia University who specializes in studying the economics of professional sports 

Athlete protests to be banned at Tokyo Olympics - PLUS - Uncertainty continues for CFL players despite new start date &nbsp;
 GUEST: Moshe Lander, economist with Concordia University who specializes in studying the economics of professional sports&nbsp;

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The City of Ottawa has received an application to redevelop the gas station at 1660 Merivale Road into a drive-thru fast food restaurant. The site application will not be voted on by members of City Council, as it already meets the zoning requirements. However, not everyone is thrilled with this idea, including the councillor for College Ward. Laine Johnson argues that the drive-thru will fuel more traffic, resulting in a lineup of idling vehicles. Furthermore, she is also concerned about noise pollution and pedestrian safety. Johnson joins Kristy Cameron on today’s Ottawa Now.

The City of Ottawa has received an application to redevelop the gas station at 1660 Merivale Road into a drive-thru fast food restaurant. The site application will not be voted on by members of City Council, as it already meets the zoning requirements. However, not everyone is thrilled with this idea, including the councillor for College Ward. Laine Johnson argues that the drive-thru will fuel more traffic, resulting in a lineup of idling vehicles. Furthermore, she is also concerned about noise pollution and pedestrian safety. Johnson joins Kristy Cameron on today&rsquo;s Ottawa Now.

Ottawa Now - Why a potential fast food drive-thru in Nepean is drawing questions and skepticism

A Calabogie Facebook group was buzzing with concern after a resident posted a photo of a deer that was stranded on thin ice. The deer had fallen into the Madawaska River on Monday, but had managed to crawl out of it near the Burnstown Bridge. Branden McClymont, who helped rescue that deer from the river, joins Kristy Cameron on today’s Ottawa Now.

A Calabogie Facebook group was buzzing with concern after a resident posted a photo of a deer that was stranded on thin ice. The deer had fallen into the Madawaska River on Monday, but had managed to crawl out of it near the Burnstown Bridge. Branden McClymont, who helped rescue that deer from the river, joins Kristy Cameron on today&rsquo;s Ottawa Now.

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