Andrew Pinsent fills in for Bill and is joined by Terrie Dionne, a paddler for Kayaking for Cancer and one of the original paddlers from the first Kayaking for Cancer that happened 25 years ago.

Andrew Pinsent fills in for Bill and is joined by Terrie Dionne, a paddler for Kayaking for Cancer and one of the original paddlers from the first Kayaking for Cancer that happened 25 years ago.

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The Morning Rush - Kayaking for Cancer Celebrates its 25th Year

As the Ford government officially seals the fate of Ontario's photo radar cameras, they are eagerly trying to pass Bill 60, a provincial legislation that would give Queen's Park more control over municipal bike lanes. If this law is passed, City Council would be barred from building new bike lanes over a lane of existing vehicle traffic. Beacon Hill-Cyrville councillor Tim Tierney explains what's grinding his gears on today's Ottawa Now.

As the Ford government officially seals the fate of Ontario's photo radar cameras, they are eagerly trying to pass Bill 60, a provincial legislation that would give Queen's Park more control over municipal bike lanes.&nbsp;If this law is passed, City Council would be barred from building new bike lanes over a lane of existing vehicle traffic.&nbsp;Beacon Hill-Cyrville councillor Tim Tierney explains what's grinding his gears on today's Ottawa Now.

Ottawa Now - Ottawa councillor explains what's grinding his gears about Bill 60

On Wednesday, the Ford government introduced a motion to fast-track an omnibus bill that would bypass committee hearings entirely. This comes as a proposed provincial legislation would bar municipalities from building new bike lanes if they replaced a lane of vehicle traffic, potentially jeopardizing plans to expand Ottawa’s bike infrastructure. Rob Attrell, a Board Member with Bike Ottawa, outlines his concerns on today's Ottawa Now. He feels that Bill 60 ignores the hard work and planning that the City of Ottawa is already doing, and that Queen's Park should stay in their lane.

On Wednesday, the Ford government introduced a motion to fast-track an omnibus bill that would bypass committee hearings entirely. This comes as a proposed provincial legislation would bar municipalities from building new bike lanes if they replaced a lane of vehicle traffic, potentially jeopardizing plans to expand Ottawa&rsquo;s bike infrastructure. Rob Attrell, a Board Member with Bike Ottawa, outlines his concerns on today's Ottawa Now. He feels that Bill 60 ignores the hard work and planning that the City of Ottawa is already doing, and that Queen's Park should stay in their lane.

Ottawa Now - Why a new provincial legislation could be bad news for bike lanes

Ottawa’s Medical Officer of Health is back with another edition of ‘Your Health’, a biweekly segment that airs on Thursdays. What viruses heighten our nerves this time of year? And if you are dealing with a respiratory illness, what are the tell-tale signs? Dr. Trevor Arnason answers those burning questions, and then some, on today's Ottawa Now.

Ottawa&rsquo;s Medical Officer of Health is back with another edition of &lsquo;Your Health&rsquo;, a biweekly segment that airs on Thursdays. What viruses heighten our nerves this time of year? And if you are dealing with a respiratory illness, what are the tell-tale signs? Dr. Trevor Arnason answers those burning questions, and then some, on today's Ottawa Now.

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