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The Morning Rush - Bill "Sounds off" about putting U.S. booze back on shelves

Bill is joined by Dr. Barry Dworkin for his daily Medical Myth Busting segment.

Bill is joined by Dr. Barry Dworkin for his daily Medical Myth Busting segment.

The Morning Rush - Four siblings shared symptoms for a decade, before a diagnosis for the dog revealed the cause

Bill is joined by his producer and Ottawa Redblacks sideline reporter for TSN 1200 Steve Bunda to talk about the Redblacks loss streak and if they have any hope of beating the Alouettes.

Bill is joined by his producer and Ottawa Redblacks sideline reporter for TSN 1200&nbsp;Steve Bunda to talk about the Redblacks loss streak and if they have any hope of beating the Alouettes.

The Morning Rush - Can the Redblacks break their record long loss streak?

An Ottawa mayoral candidate is pledging to require one-page rural assessments from City Staff before City Council adopts any citywide standard. Alex Lawson says that Canada’s Capital applies a single set of standards to two different operating environments – and rural communities live with the results. In a sitdown with CFRA’s Kristy Cameron, he says there has to be greater consideration for all parts of the city when it comes to policymaking. He also indicated he would reverse at least some of the recent changes made to parking regulations, citing complaints from local businesses.

An Ottawa mayoral candidate is pledging to require one-page rural assessments from City Staff before City Council adopts any citywide standard. Alex Lawson says that Canada&rsquo;s Capital applies a single set of standards to two different operating environments &ndash; and rural communities live with the results. In a sitdown with CFRA&rsquo;s Kristy Cameron, he says there has to be greater consideration for all parts of the city when it comes to policymaking. He also indicated he would reverse at least some of the recent changes made to parking regulations, citing complaints from local businesses.

The Morning Rush - Bill "Sounds off" about putting U.S. booze back on shelves

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