Chris Holski fills in for Patricia Boal and talks to Jennifer Stewart from 'The Honest Talk', Ottawa Life Magazine movie reviewer Keith Whittier, Ottawa Ironman athlete Jesse Bruce, Steve Brown from the Traffic Injury Research Foundation of Canada, and much more. Plus, we sift through the Top 3 stories and tackle today's Question of the Day.

Chris Holski fills in for Patricia Boal and talks to Jennifer Stewart from 'The Honest Talk', Ottawa Life Magazine movie reviewer Keith Whittier, Ottawa Ironman athlete Jesse Bruce, Steve Brown from the Traffic Injury Research Foundation of Canada, and much more. Plus, we sift through the Top 3 stories and tackle today's Question of the Day.

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Ottawa At Work with Chris Holski - July 31st, 2026

On today's edition of the CTV Your Morning Ottawa Podcast, Will and Rosey hold down the fort with a jam-packed show of ‘you don't say!’ moments. Dr. Patricia Kell of the National Trust for Canada marks 50 years since Canada signed the UNESCO World Heritage Convention – with a special nod to Ottawa's beloved Rideau Canal. Meantime, Ottawa Redblacks alumni Sherrod Baltimore stops by to talk about his free community football camp. He also has a few challenges for Will up his sleeve! Following a deadly attack at a Berlin festival, Capital Pride executive director Callie Metler addresses safety concerns for Ottawa's upcoming Pride celebrations. Plus, financial expert Duane Francis breaks down the troubling new trend of ‘doom spending’. And finally, watch out for those ticks! Dr. Paul Roumeliotis delivers an important warning about anaplasmosis, a tick-borne illness that is raising serious concerns in Eastern Ontario.

On today's edition of the CTV Your Morning Ottawa Podcast, Will and Rosey hold down the fort with a jam-packed show of &lsquo;you don't say!&rsquo; moments. Dr. Patricia Kell of the National Trust for Canada marks 50 years since Canada signed the UNESCO World Heritage Convention &ndash; with a special nod to Ottawa's beloved Rideau Canal. Meantime, Ottawa Redblacks alumni Sherrod Baltimore stops by to talk about his free community football camp. He also has a few challenges for Will up his sleeve! Following a deadly attack at a Berlin festival, Capital Pride executive director Callie Metler addresses safety concerns for Ottawa's upcoming Pride celebrations. Plus, financial expert Duane Francis breaks down the troubling new trend of &lsquo;doom spending&rsquo;. And finally, watch out for those ticks! Dr. Paul Roumeliotis delivers an important warning about anaplasmosis, a tick-borne illness that is raising serious concerns in Eastern Ontario.

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Guest host Chris Holski speaks with One Academy co-founder Jesse Bruce, an endurance athlete participating in this weekend's IRONMAN, about his journey from addiction into the gym and entrepreneurship and gearing up for the significant challenge of completing an IRONMAN.

Guest host Chris Holski speaks with One Academy co-founder Jesse Bruce, an endurance athlete participating in this weekend's IRONMAN, about his journey from addiction into the gym and entrepreneurship and gearing up for the significant challenge of completing an IRONMAN.

Local gym founder Jesse Brown's journey from addiction to athlete to IRONMAN Weekend

Guest host Chris Holski speaks with Steve Brown, Research Associate and Data Collection, Traffic Injury Research Foundation Canada; lead author of the study, about what this new data shows from 2013 to 2023, what drugs are being used, who is impacted in these events, and what mitigation strategies might look like.

Guest host Chris Holski speaks with Steve Brown, Research Associate and Data Collection, Traffic Injury Research Foundation Canada; lead author of the study, about what this new data shows from 2013 to 2023, what drugs are being used, who is impacted in these events, and what mitigation strategies might look like.

Ottawa At Work with Chris Holski - July 31st, 2026

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