Frank Napolitano represents Mortgage Brokers Ottawa, while Dora Bejaoui and Hunter Rushforth represent Paul Rushforth Real Estate. Greg Tilley opens the phone lines and reads your texts.

Frank Napolitano represents Mortgage Brokers Ottawa, while Dora Bejaoui and Hunter Rushforth represent Paul Rushforth Real Estate. Greg Tilley opens the phone lines and reads your texts.

Open House - The Real Estate & Mortgage Show

Open House - The Real Estate &amp; Mortgage Show

Open House - The Real Estate & Mortgage Show on 580 CFRA

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PODCAST: CFRA's Open House for Sat. September 12th, 2026

Marnie Bennett and Brett Liscomb join Dean Roberts for a brand-new edition of the Bennett Property Shop.

On the show today:
More ways you can listen to the Bennett Pros Podcast - and it all starts next Saturday!
The latest update on the housing markets, as the tariff war ramps up yet again.
What is 'white glove service'?
Maggie Ibrahim from SimpleTouch Staging explains the art of staging vs. decorating, and why your home's online presence and appearance is critical to finding the best deal.

Marnie Bennett and Brett Liscomb join Dean Roberts for a brand-new edition of the Bennett Property Shop.
On the show today:
<ol>
<li>More ways you can listen to the Bennett Pros Podcast - and it all starts next Saturday!</li>
<li>The latest update on the housing markets, as the tariff war ramps up yet again.</li>
<li>What is 'white glove service'?</li>
<li>Maggie Ibrahim from SimpleTouch Staging explains the art of staging vs. decorating, and why your home's online presence and appearance is critical to finding the best deal.</li>
</ol>

PODCAST: The Bennett Property Shop for Sat. September 12th, 2026

You know an election campaign is in full swing when election signs are popping up on Ottawa’s front lawns. Effective Friday, mayoral candidates were granted permission to generate such support, and a total of 14 names are fighting for Ottawa's biggest seat at Laurier Avenue West. Here on CFRA Weekends, we are getting to know every single one of them in alphabetical order. And today, it’s one of the presumed heavyweights. If elected next month, Alex Lawson is promising to rip up on-street parking meters and offer free parking on City of Ottawa streets. He is also vowing to throw out the City of Ottawa’s 3-item garbage limit, increasing that limit to 6 items of garbage every 2 weeks. That vision also includes a waste-to-energy plant. Lawson outlines his election platform with CFRA’s Andrew Pinsent.

You know an election campaign is in full swing when election signs are popping up on Ottawa&rsquo;s front lawns. Effective Friday, mayoral candidates were granted permission to generate such support, and a total of 14 names are fighting for Ottawa's biggest seat at Laurier Avenue West. Here on CFRA Weekends, we are getting to know every single one of them in alphabetical order. And today, it&rsquo;s one of the presumed heavyweights. If elected next month, Alex Lawson is promising to rip up on-street parking meters and offer free parking on City of Ottawa streets. He is also vowing to throw out the City of Ottawa&rsquo;s 3-item garbage limit, increasing that limit to 6 items of garbage every 2 weeks. That vision also includes a waste-to-energy plant. Lawson outlines his election platform with CFRA&rsquo;s Andrew Pinsent.

City In Review - Getting to know mayoral candidate Alex Lawson

As the Transit Committee prepares for a short-term dissolution, we have received positive LRT news! Well, cautiously-optimistic news that is subject to change. Next month, OC Transpo plans to begin pre-trial running on the O-Train East Extension. Once the green light for regular operation is given by the proper authorities, this line will eventually bring LRT commuters all the way to Orleans. At the moment, OC Transpo GM Rick Leary isn’t committing to any exact dates for a grand-opening, and the 21 days of testing is probably chief among his list of reasons for keeping things quiet. We also don’t have a definitive timeline for the LRT upload to Queen’s Park, nor do we have a grand-opening date for the new Ottawa Central Library. Joining Andrew Pinsent for this week’s City Issues Panel are former City Hall reporter Jon Willing and Ottawa Citizen columnist Brigitte Pellerin.

As the Transit Committee prepares for a short-term dissolution, we have received positive LRT news! Well, cautiously-optimistic news that is subject to change. Next month, OC Transpo plans to begin pre-trial running on the O-Train East Extension. Once the green light for regular operation is given by the proper authorities, this line will eventually bring LRT commuters all the way to Orleans. At the moment, OC Transpo GM Rick Leary isn&rsquo;t committing to any exact dates for a grand-opening, and the 21 days of testing is probably chief among his list of reasons for keeping things quiet. We also don&rsquo;t have a definitive timeline for the LRT upload to Queen&rsquo;s Park, nor do we have a grand-opening date for the new Ottawa Central Library. Joining Andrew Pinsent for this week&rsquo;s City Issues Panel are former City Hall reporter Jon Willing and Ottawa Citizen columnist Brigitte Pellerin.

PODCAST: CFRA's Open House for Sat. September 12th, 2026

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