Psychologists fear COVID-19 and related restrictions will lead to a 'long dark winter'. Dahlia speaks with Meditation facilitator and consultant, Briya Freeman, who gives some tips to cope.

Psychologists fear COVID-19 and related restrictions will lead to a 'long dark winter'. Dahlia speaks with Meditation facilitator and consultant, Briya Freeman, who gives some tips to cope.

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Psychologists fear COVID-19 and related restrictions will lead to a 'long dark winter': Here’s an expert’s tips to cope

The Ford government plans to boost Early Childhood Educator wages in a bid to ease staffing shortages across Ontario. Is this game plan going to work? We debate and discuss in Hour 3. Plus, the residents of Greater Madawaska are nervously biting their fingernails, as firefighters try to contain a nearby blaze. As of right now, they are not out of the woods, but there is cautious optimism in the air tonight.

The Ford government plans to boost Early Childhood Educator wages in a bid to ease staffing shortages across Ontario. Is this game plan going to work? We debate and discuss in Hour 3. Plus, the residents of Greater Madawaska are nervously biting their fingernails, as firefighters try to contain a nearby blaze. As of right now, they are not out of the woods, but there is cautious optimism in the air tonight.

Hour 3 of Ottawa Now for Thurs. June 8th, 2023

As the temperature ramps up and the humidity levels rise, ‘Canada Dry’ is going to become the summer tagline, and not for the popular soft drink. Environment Canada’s David Phillips has the latest weather outlook for the upcoming months. And as the wildfire warnings persist, perhaps the biggest concern for our city is the downed trees from last year’s derecho. We explain why in Hour 2.

As the temperature ramps up and the humidity levels rise, ‘Canada Dry’ is going to become the summer tagline, and not for the popular soft drink. Environment Canada’s David Phillips has the latest weather outlook for the upcoming months. And as the wildfire warnings persist, perhaps the biggest concern for our city is the downed trees from last year’s derecho. We explain why in Hour 2.

Hour 2 of Ottawa Now for Thurs. June 8th, 2023

The skies have cleared and the smoky haze has lifted. At least, for now. However, this week’s stretch of air pollution could soon place our local hospitals in a bad spot, as staff members brace for a potential uptick in patients with respiratory and cardiovascular issues. We shed some light on this subject in Hour 1. Plus, if the heat waves continue to strike Ontario, energy shortfalls could be on the horizon for our province. CTV’s Natalie Van Rooy has more on that.

The skies have cleared and the smoky haze has lifted. At least, for now. However, this week’s stretch of air pollution could soon place our local hospitals in a bad spot, as staff members brace for a potential uptick in patients with respiratory and cardiovascular issues. We shed some light on this subject in Hour 1. Plus, if the heat waves continue to strike Ontario, energy shortfalls could be on the horizon for our province. CTV’s Natalie Van Rooy has more on that.

Psychologists fear COVID-19 and related restrictions will lead to a 'long dark winter': Here’s an expert’s tips to cope

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