Patricia Boal talks to CFRA’s Chris Holski, CTV’s Jeremie Charron, Kanata South councillor Allan Hubley, Ottawa Life Magazine movie reviewer Keith Whittier, and much more. Plus, we sift through the Top 3 stories and tackle today's Question of the Day.

Patricia Boal talks to CFRA’s Chris Holski, CTV’s Jeremie Charron, Kanata South councillor Allan Hubley, Ottawa Life Magazine movie reviewer Keith Whittier, 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 Patricia Boal - November 8, 2024

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has ordered an audit of discretionary spending at all school boards across the province. This comes after yet another pricy international trip by educators. CTV’s Matt Skube delivers his two cents in Hour 4. Plus, we deliver the latest breaking news, right here on CFRA’s Ottawa Now.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has ordered an audit of discretionary spending at all school boards across the province. This comes after yet another pricy international trip by educators. CTV’s Matt Skube delivers his two cents in Hour 4. Plus, we deliver the latest breaking news, right here on CFRA’s Ottawa Now.

Hour 4 of Ottawa Now for Fri. November 8th, 2024

A pair of sites have been chosen by the City of Ottawa to house incoming asylum-seekers. One will be set up at the Nepean Sportsplex by the end of next year, and a section of Kanata could be welcoming a slew of visitors if the demand keeps going up. In these situations, how much say should a community have in the final decision process? Kristy Cameron sifts through the textboard and tackles today’s Question of the Day. Plus, remember that massive lawsuit where a handful of school boards were going after social media giants? Well, that number just keeps on growing. We deliver the details in Hour 3, as TikTok joins the list of defendants.

A pair of sites have been chosen by the City of Ottawa to house incoming asylum-seekers. One will be set up at the Nepean Sportsplex by the end of next year, and a section of Kanata could be welcoming a slew of visitors if the demand keeps going up. In these situations, how much say should a community have in the final decision process? Kristy Cameron sifts through the textboard and tackles today’s Question of the Day. Plus, remember that massive lawsuit where a handful of school boards were going after social media giants? Well, that number just keeps on growing. We deliver the details in Hour 3, as TikTok joins the list of defendants.

Hour 3 of Ottawa Now for Fri. November 8th, 2024

As our city gets used to the new garbage rules, a pile of trash in Ottawa’s East End keeps getting bigger. And now, a lot of people are making a stink about the stench on Old Innes Road. We explore further with Alta Vista councillor Marty Carr. Later in Hour 2, we switch gears back to the topic that dominated the CFRA textboard in the previous hour. That discussion is centered around the pending locations of the asylum-seeker tents, which are scheduled to be set up by the end of next year. Kanata resident Maureen Taylor says, before any decision was made, residents should have been consulted. Plus, after a sudden setback in late-2024, ‘The Boss’ of American-made music has arrived in Canada’s Capital. Are you going to see Bruce Springsteen tomorrow night? CFRA’s Chris Holski certainly is!

As our city gets used to the new garbage rules, a pile of trash in Ottawa’s East End keeps getting bigger. And now, a lot of people are making a stink about the stench on Old Innes Road. We explore further with Alta Vista councillor Marty Carr. Later in Hour 2, we switch gears back to the topic that dominated the CFRA textboard in the previous hour. That discussion is centered around the pending locations of the asylum-seeker tents, which are scheduled to be set up by the end of next year. Kanata resident Maureen Taylor says, before any decision was made, residents should have been consulted. Plus, after a sudden setback in late-2024, ‘The Boss’ of American-made music has arrived in Canada’s Capital. Are you going to see Bruce Springsteen tomorrow night? CFRA’s Chris Holski certainly is!

Ottawa At Work with Patricia Boal - November 8, 2024

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