CFRA’s Chris Holski
John Crupi, CTV Ottawa Assignment Editor
Moshe Lander, Economist and Senior Lecturer in Economics, Concordia University
Sylvain Charlebois, Director of Dalhousie University's Agri-Food Analytics Lab
Carson Arthur, Gardening Expert
Shruti Shekar, Managing Editor, Android Central
Sumon Chakrabarti, Infectious Diseases Physician with Trillium Health Partners in Mississauga
CTV’s Graham Richardson
Mike Fitz, Naturalist and Founder of Fat Bear Week
CTV’s Matt Skube

Ottawa At Work with Patricia Boal every weekday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm on News Talk 580 CFRA

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<li> CFRA’s Chris Holski</li>
<li>John Crupi, CTV Ottawa Assignment Editor</li>
<li>Moshe Lander, Economist and Senior Lecturer in Economics, Concordia University</li>
<li>Sylvain Charlebois, Director of Dalhousie University's Agri-Food Analytics Lab</li>
<li>Carson Arthur, Gardening Expert</li>
<li>Shruti Shekar, Managing Editor, Android Central</li>
<li>Sumon Chakrabarti, Infectious Diseases Physician with Trillium Health Partners in Mississauga</li>
<li>CTV’s Graham Richardson</li>
<li>Mike Fitz, Naturalist and Founder of Fat Bear Week</li>
<li>CTV’s Matt Skube</li>
</ul>
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Ottawa At Work with Patricia Boal for Wednesday October 5th, 2022

The Ottawa Student Transportation Authority has designated five new “community hazard zones” around elementary schools, citing ongoing social and environmental concerns. 

The affected areas include neighbourhoods near Chinatown along Somerset Street West, as well as Lowertown around Rideau Street and King Edward Avenue. As part of the change, bus service will be extended to approximately 60 additional students who live within the newly identified zones.

What prompted the decision — and what does it mean for families on the ground?

Kristy Cameron speaks with Mike Chatham, a parent of two children at Devonshire Community Public School, about living in one of the affected neighbourhoods and the impact of this designation. 

The Ottawa Student Transportation Authority has designated five new &ldquo;community hazard zones&rdquo; around elementary schools, citing ongoing social and environmental concerns.&nbsp;
The affected areas include neighbourhoods near Chinatown along Somerset Street West, as well as Lowertown around Rideau Street and King Edward Avenue. As part of the change, bus service will be extended to approximately 60 additional students who live within the newly identified zones.
What prompted the decision &mdash; and what does it mean for families on the ground?
Kristy Cameron speaks with Mike Chatham, a parent of two children at Devonshire Community Public School, about living in one of the affected neighbourhoods and the impact of this designation.&nbsp;

Ottawa Now - New ‘community hazard zones’ in Chinatown and Lowertown expand school bus access, and bring new realities for local families 

Marnie Bennett and Brett Liscomb join Dean Roberts on today's episode of the Bennett Property Shop.

Marnie Bennett and Brett Liscomb join Dean Roberts on today's episode of the Bennett Property Shop.

PODCAST: The Bennett Property Shop for Sat. February 28th, 2026

Paul Rushforth has returned from vacation to represent Paul Rushforth Real Estate. As always, Frank Napolitano is hard at work, representing Mortgage Brokers Ottawa. Greg Tilley, just days away from his birthday, maintains peace and order.

Paul Rushforth has returned from vacation to represent Paul Rushforth Real Estate. As always, Frank Napolitano is hard at work, representing Mortgage Brokers Ottawa. Greg Tilley, just days away from his birthday, maintains peace and order.

Ottawa At Work with Patricia Boal for Wednesday October 5th, 2022

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