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The Morning Rush - Bill "Sounds off" about the 25th anniversary of 9/11

In the early stages of October, OC Transpo plans to begin pre-trial running on the O-Train East Extension. At least, that is the plan. And that light-rail line, once completed and given the green light by the proper authorities, will eventually bring LRT commuters all the way to Orleans. However, we still don’t have a firm timeline to open it, and OC Transpo GM Rick Leary isn’t committing to any exact dates at this time. First things first, we have to go through 21 days of testing, and that run needs to be flawless. If a problem occurs, we have to start at Day 1 all over again. If all goes well, then maybe a grand opening in November is within reach. What would count as a disqualifying incident during this crucial phase? How severe of a setback are we talking? Kristy Cameron poses that question to Orleans West-Innes councillor Laura Dudas on Ottawa Now. The councillor is cautiously reassured and optimistic about today’s developments because some degree of preliminary testing has already been conducted, and she remains hopeful that future performances will have the desired outcome.

In the early stages of October, OC Transpo plans to begin pre-trial running on the O-Train East Extension. At least, that is the plan. And that light-rail line, once completed and given the green light by the proper authorities, will eventually bring LRT commuters all the way to Orleans. However, we still don&rsquo;t have a firm timeline to open it, and OC Transpo GM Rick Leary isn&rsquo;t committing to any exact dates at this time. First things first, we have to go through 21 days of testing, and that run needs to be flawless. If a problem occurs, we have to start at Day 1 all over again. If all goes well, then maybe a grand opening in November is within reach. What would count as a disqualifying incident during this crucial phase? How severe of a setback are we talking? Kristy Cameron poses that question to Orleans West-Innes councillor Laura Dudas on Ottawa Now. The councillor is cautiously reassured and optimistic about today&rsquo;s developments because some degree of preliminary testing has already been conducted, and she remains hopeful that future performances will have the desired outcome.

Ottawa Now - O-Train East Extension to begin 'pre-trial running'

Gander, Newfoundland has become famous for its generosity and hospitality. In the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, it welcomed thousands of stranded Americans whose flights were redirected. That harrowing tale sparked a famous musical, and it also encapsulated the friendship shared between Canada and the United States. However, those friendships have become strained during President Trump’s return to the White House, and the ensuing trade war that he waged against Canada. Tomorrow marks 25 years since the World Trade Center was destroyed by hijacked airplanes – and U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra is among the dignitaries heading to Newfoundland to mark the occasion. Ahead of his arrival, a crowd of Canadians voiced their displeasure, wondering why he was given an invite in the first place. Gander Mayor Percy Farwell has since pushed back on those critics, saying that September 11th is about basic humanity and not politics. Kristy Cameron picks the brain of Carlo Dade, a member of the Expert Group on Canada-USA Relations.

Gander, Newfoundland has become famous for its generosity and hospitality. In the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, it welcomed thousands of stranded Americans whose flights were redirected. That harrowing tale sparked a famous musical, and it also encapsulated the friendship shared between Canada and the United States. However, those friendships have become strained during President Trump&rsquo;s return to the White House, and the ensuing trade war that he waged against Canada. Tomorrow marks 25 years since the World Trade Center was destroyed by hijacked airplanes &ndash; and U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra is among the dignitaries heading to Newfoundland to mark the occasion. Ahead of his arrival, a crowd of Canadians voiced their displeasure, wondering why he was given an invite in the first place. Gander Mayor Percy Farwell has since pushed back on those critics, saying that September 11th is about basic humanity and not politics. Kristy Cameron picks the brain of Carlo Dade, a member of the Expert Group on Canada-USA Relations.

Ottawa Now - Canadian, American officials standing united in Gander on the 25th anniversary of 9/11

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The Morning Rush - Bill "Sounds off" about the 25th anniversary of 9/11

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