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Ottawa At Work with Graham Richardson - January 29, 20241:32:51
OAW: Growing demand for anti-theft devices are car thefts increase04:52
OAW: National Association of Career Colleges calling for data transparency on international students and housing10:35
OAW: Tom Wilson hits Ottawa this weekend -- talks Order of Canada, Junkhouse, and more!09:10
OAW: Movie Reviews with Keith Whittier: The Zone of Interest; The Teacher's Lounge; I.S.S.10:38
Ottawa at Work Top Talkers Panel -- Jan. 25/2417:22
Ottawa At Work with Graham Richardson 01.26.241:36:44
OAW: 'Very significant' -- unpacking the International Court of Justice's interim decision on allegations of genocide by Israel07:23
OAW: 'We have cyclical problems' -- Ontario Anesthesiologists preparing for increasing staff shortage05:38
OAW: Science with Dan Riskin – Common sense seems rare because we can't agree on what it is12:04
OAW: Canadian Paediatric Society recommends 'risky play' to help kids' development09:21
OAW: EAT THIS with Lianne Phillipson – Are you sitting down? It could be too much08:14
Ottawa At Work with Graham Richardson for Thursday January 25th, 20241:37:34
Graham Richardson hosts this Friday episode of Ottawa At Work, talking the top stories in and around Ottawa. Graham start the show with the "First Thing's First" segment with CFRA's Chris Holski and Suma Strategies' Tim Powers. Then, CEO of the National Association of Career Colleges, Michael Sangster joins the show to talk student permits. John Packer then join the show to talk Israel. Tom Wilson, JUNO award winning artist talks his recent Order of Canada appointment. CEO of the Ottawa Food Bank, Rachel Wilson says they got their biggest donation ever. Looking to weekend movie released, Keith Whittier joined the show. Then Derand Motorsports gave anti car theft tips. Finally, Wendy Wright from MOVE 104.9 in Brockville joined the show to talk about an upcoming initiative.
