Patricia Boal is joined by Monique Doolittle-Romas, CEO, The Dementia Society of Ottawa and Renfrew County and Marianne Kennedy Beaulne, Caregiver, with details on rising dementia rates, the impact dementia has on patients and caregivers, supports available through the Dementia Society and how you can support the upcoming Walk for Dementia on Sept. 21.

Patricia Boal is joined by Monique Doolittle-Romas, CEO, The Dementia Society of Ottawa and Renfrew County and&nbsp;Marianne Kennedy Beaulne, Caregiver, with details on rising dementia rates, the impact dementia has on patients and caregivers, supports available through the Dementia Society and how you can support the upcoming Walk for Dementia on Sept. 21.

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Supporting the Dementia Society of Ottawa and Renfrew County with the 2025 Walk for Dementia this Sunday

An award-winning Indie-Folk artist is paying a visit to Canada’s Capital tonight. Daniel James McFadyen has earned a reputation for being one of the country’s most compelling contemporary voices, largely through his expressive lyrics and charismatic stage presence. And last year, he unveiled his Sophomore album called ‘Back To The Country’. He joins Andrew Pinsent ahead of his Saturday night performance at the National Arts Centre.

An award-winning Indie-Folk artist is paying a visit to Canada&rsquo;s Capital tonight. Daniel James McFadyen has earned a reputation for being one of the country&rsquo;s most compelling contemporary voices, largely through his expressive lyrics and charismatic stage presence. And last year, he unveiled his Sophomore album called &lsquo;Back To The Country&rsquo;. He joins Andrew Pinsent ahead of his Saturday night performance at the National Arts Centre.

CFRA Weekends - Award-winning Halifax indie-folk artist prepares for tonight's NAC performance

A brand-new Major League Baseball season is officially underway, as the Toronto Blue Jays try to take care of unfinished business in 2026. However, making it back to the World Series will be far from easy, as the AL East remains stacked with playoff contenders. Technical producer Stephen Ellsworth joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Weekends.

A brand-new Major League Baseball season is officially underway, as the Toronto Blue Jays try to take care of unfinished business in 2026. However, making it back to the World Series will be far from easy, as the AL East remains stacked with playoff contenders. Technical producer Stephen Ellsworth joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Weekends.

CFRA Weekends - A way-too-early prediction of MLB's playoff field for 2026

The lights are back on after a lengthy legislative break at Queen’s Park, with the 2026 Ontario Budget highlighting the agenda for Week 1. This year’s $244.2 billion budget includes $101.2 billion for healthcare, $40.8 billion for education, and another $14 billion for post-secondary education. According to the full budget document, the province still intends to get back to a budget surplus by the 2028-2029 fiscal season, but with larger deficits along the way. In fact, the latest deficit has doubled from 12 months ago. However, when it comes to local budgetary perks, this economic gameplan doesn’t bear anything new for Canada’s Capital. Andrew Pinsent sifts through the numbers with Charlie Pinkerton, a Queen’s Park Reporter at The Trillium.

The lights are back on after a lengthy legislative break at Queen&rsquo;s Park, with the 2026 Ontario Budget highlighting the agenda for Week 1. This year&rsquo;s $244.2 billion budget includes $101.2 billion for healthcare, $40.8 billion for education, and another $14 billion for post-secondary education. According to the full budget document, the province still intends to get back to a budget surplus by the 2028-2029 fiscal season, but with larger deficits along the way. In fact, the latest deficit has doubled from 12 months ago. However, when it comes to local budgetary perks, this economic gameplan doesn&rsquo;t bear anything new for Canada&rsquo;s Capital. Andrew Pinsent sifts through the numbers with Charlie Pinkerton, a Queen&rsquo;s Park Reporter at The Trillium.

Supporting the Dementia Society of Ottawa and Renfrew County with the 2025 Walk for Dementia this Sunday

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