Ottawa At Work with Chris Holski For Thursday August 25th, 2022 features interviews from these guests; 
Lisa Kirbie, Blackbird strategies
Dale Kalina, Clinical Professor Infectious Diseases McMaster University, Infectious Diseases Physician Joseph Brant Hospital.
Lee Versage
Matti Siemiatycki, a geography professor and the director of the Infrastructure Institute at the University of Toronto
John Fraser, Liberal MPP Ottawa South, interim leader of the Ontario Liberal Party
Lori Idlout, Member of Parliament, Nunavut
CTV’s Graham Richardson

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Ottawa At Work with Chris Holski For Thursday August 25th, 2022 features interviews from these guests; 
<ul>
<li>Lisa Kirbie, Blackbird strategies</li>
<li>Dale Kalina, Clinical Professor Infectious Diseases McMaster University, Infectious Diseases Physician Joseph Brant Hospital.</li>
<li>Lee Versage</li>
<li>Matti Siemiatycki, a geography professor and the director of the Infrastructure Institute at the University of Toronto</li>
<li>John Fraser, Liberal MPP Ottawa South, interim leader of the Ontario Liberal Party</li>
<li>Lori Idlout, Member of Parliament, Nunavut</li>
<li> CTV’s Graham Richardson</li>
</ul>
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If you think of Robertson Road in Bells Corners, a commuter road is probably the first thing that pops into your brain. You think of speeding cars, and an area that’s probably not the best to walk along. However, a brand-new vision could soon change all that. A new report is calling for a transformation of Robertson Road – to make it greener, insert separated bike lanes, and lower the number of car lanes. College Ward councillor Laine Johnson published this report, titled ‘Reimagining Robertson Road’. She joins Kristy Cameron on today’s Ottawa Now.

If you think of Robertson Road in Bells Corners, a commuter road is probably the first thing that pops into your brain. You think of speeding cars, and an area that&rsquo;s probably not the best to walk along. However, a brand-new vision could soon change all that. A new report is calling for a transformation of Robertson Road &ndash; to make it greener, insert separated bike lanes, and lower the number of car lanes. College Ward councillor Laine Johnson published this report, titled &lsquo;Reimagining Robertson Road&rsquo;. She joins Kristy Cameron on today&rsquo;s Ottawa Now.

Ottawa Now - New report calls for a retransformation of Robertson Road

Ottawa’s tourism organizations want to see high-speed rail bring passengers to a station in the city’s Downtown Core, arguing that it ‘deserves to arrive in the heart of Ottawa’. The Crown corporation Alto has been tasked with building high-speed rail between Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, and Quebec City. The main voices behind the Ottawa Board of Trade, Invest Ottawa, and Ottawa Tourism have penned a letter to Alto President Martin Imbleau about the idea. However, critics say there are bigger fish to fry. Rideau-Vanier councillor Stephanie Plante is raising numerous concerns about the baggage that comes with building in Downtown areas, referencing that infamous sinkhole that swallowed up Rideau Street 10 years ago. Joining us on today’s Ottawa Now with her passionate reply is Sueling Ching, the President and CEO of the Ottawa Board of Trade.

Ottawa&rsquo;s tourism organizations want to see high-speed rail bring passengers to a station in the city&rsquo;s Downtown Core, arguing that it &lsquo;deserves to arrive in the heart of Ottawa&rsquo;. The Crown corporation Alto has been tasked with building high-speed rail between Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, and Quebec City. The main voices behind the Ottawa Board of Trade, Invest Ottawa, and Ottawa Tourism have penned a letter to Alto President Martin Imbleau about the idea. However, critics say there are bigger fish to fry. Rideau-Vanier councillor Stephanie Plante is raising numerous concerns about the baggage that comes with building in Downtown areas, referencing that infamous sinkhole that swallowed up Rideau Street 10 years ago. Joining us on today&rsquo;s Ottawa Now with her passionate reply is Sueling Ching, the President and CEO of the Ottawa Board of Trade.

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