The Shawville Fair, also known as 'The Valley's Most Family-Friendly Fair', is happening this long weekend. It's filled to the brim with must-watch musical acts - ranging from Big Wreck, to Jackson Dean, and Chris Janson. Shawville Fair General Manager Mavis Hanna joins Patricia Boal with a preview.

The Shawville Fair, also known as 'The Valley's Most Family-Friendly Fair', is happening this long weekend. It's filled to the brim with must-watch musical acts - ranging from Big Wreck, to Jackson Dean, and Chris Janson. Shawville Fair General Manager Mavis Hanna joins Patricia Boal with a preview.

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Shawville Fair headlines Labour Day Weekend festivities

Backpack? Check! Lunchbox? Check! New outfit? Check! CTV Your Morning Ottawa is officially in back-to-school mode! On today’s podcast, we get laser-focused on helping you navigate the busy season – starting with essential school zone safety tips from Ottawa Safety Council CEO Jason Wilson. Meantime, Rosey jumps into action for Women's Heart Health Month with a 30-day movement challenge. She is joined alongside Lindsay Firestone and Dr. Kerri-Anne Mullen from the University of Ottawa Heart Institute. And just when you thought it was over, Rosey gets a last-minute health quiz! We find out how well she did. Plus, Suzart Productions artistic director Catherine Spear and star Leah MacMillan share how their beloved local production of Come From Away found an inspiring new home after unexpected flooding closed their original theatre. And finally, craving some carbs? Well, we got you covered, as Almanac Grain founder Gabrielle Prud’Homme breaks down how her Ottawa urban mill is bringing traditional stone-milled sourdough back to Canada’s Capital in a delicious way!

Backpack? Check! Lunchbox? Check! New outfit? Check! CTV Your Morning Ottawa is officially in back-to-school mode! On today&rsquo;s podcast, we get laser-focused on helping you navigate the busy season &ndash; starting with essential school zone safety tips from Ottawa Safety Council CEO Jason Wilson. Meantime, Rosey jumps into action for Women's Heart Health Month with a 30-day movement challenge. She is joined alongside Lindsay Firestone and Dr. Kerri-Anne Mullen from the University of Ottawa Heart Institute. And just when you thought it was over, Rosey gets a last-minute health quiz! We find out how well she did. Plus, Suzart Productions artistic director Catherine Spear and star Leah MacMillan share how their beloved local production of Come From Away found an inspiring new home after unexpected flooding closed their original theatre. And finally, craving some carbs? Well, we got you covered, as Almanac Grain founder Gabrielle Prud&rsquo;Homme breaks down how her Ottawa urban mill is bringing traditional stone-milled sourdough back to Canada&rsquo;s Capital in a delicious way!

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Patricia Boal talks to CTV's Jeremie Charron, Ottawa Senators President and CEO Cyril Leeder, Bell Media Ottawa's Ziyada Callender, and much more. Plus, we sift through the Top 3 stories and tackle today's Question of the Day.

Patricia Boal talks to CTV's Jeremie Charron, Ottawa Senators President and CEO Cyril Leeder, Bell Media Ottawa's Ziyada Callender, and much more. Plus, we sift through the Top 3 stories and tackle today's Question of the Day.

Ottawa At Work with Patricia Boal - September 4th, 2026

Bell Media Ottawa's own Ziyada Callender has wrapped up her 'Long Walk Back' from Montreal to the Ottawa Hospital Cancer Centre, raising funds for the facility and helping those that are battling the disease. Diagnosed herself at the age of 40, she fought and beat colorectal cancer. Her initial goal was to raise $10,000 - but she had surpassed that goal before taking a single step on August 29th. Ziyada joined Patricia Boal on the final stretch of her 240-kilometre journey to discuss how it went. Then, we check in with CTV's Claudia Cautillo as Ziyada reaches her destination.

Bell Media Ottawa's own Ziyada Callender has wrapped up her 'Long Walk Back' from Montreal to the Ottawa Hospital Cancer Centre, raising funds for the facility and helping those that are battling the disease. Diagnosed herself at the age of 40, she fought and beat colorectal cancer. Her initial goal was to raise $10,000 - but she had surpassed that goal before taking a single step on August 29th. Ziyada joined Patricia Boal on the final stretch of her 240-kilometre journey to discuss how it went. Then, we check in with CTV's Claudia Cautillo as Ziyada reaches her destination.

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