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The Morning Rush - Sound Off @ 7 - January 21, 2025

The City of Ottawa has laid out a series of measures to mitigate noise from, if you can believe it, pickleball games. We ask the Commissioner of Bell Media’s Pickleball League for his two cents on that subject. Spoiler alert: That man is CTV’s Matt Skube. Plus, we deliver the latest breaking news, right here on CFRA’s Ottawa Now.

The City of Ottawa has laid out a series of measures to mitigate noise from, if you can believe it, pickleball games. We ask the Commissioner of Bell Media&rsquo;s Pickleball League for his two cents on that subject. Spoiler alert: That man is CTV&rsquo;s Matt Skube. Plus, we deliver the latest breaking news, right here on CFRA&rsquo;s Ottawa Now.

Hour 4 of Ottawa Now for Wed. February 12th, 2025

Earlier this week, amidst all the chatter of American-made tariffs, we talked about Canadian patriotism. Today, we got some hard data on that subject. According to Leger, 85 percent of Canadians say they feel ‘proud’ to be Canadian, while 58 percent feel ‘very proud’. Andrew Pinsent chats with Sebastien Dallaire, an Executive Vice-President of Leger 360, in Hour 3. Plus, is there anything more Canadian than a winter storm from hell? Because, once you wake up tomorrow morning, that’s exactly what we’re in for. We bring you the latest developments on Thursday’s forecast as they become available. And if you don’t have to drive anywhere tomorrow, please stay home.

Earlier this week, amidst all the chatter of American-made tariffs, we talked about Canadian patriotism. Today, we got some hard data on that subject. According to Leger, 85 percent of Canadians say they feel &lsquo;proud&rsquo; to be Canadian, while 58 percent feel &lsquo;very proud&rsquo;. Andrew Pinsent chats with Sebastien Dallaire, an Executive Vice-President of Leger 360, in Hour 3. Plus, is there anything more Canadian than a winter storm from hell? Because, once you wake up tomorrow morning, that&rsquo;s exactly what we&rsquo;re in for. We bring you the latest developments on Thursday&rsquo;s forecast as they become available. And if you don&rsquo;t have to drive anywhere tomorrow, please stay home.

Hour 3 of Ottawa Now for Wed. February 12th, 2025

More than a week after the idea was suggested to U.S. President Donald Trump, Canada has appointed a fentanyl czar. But if our country really wants to tackle this glaring problem, experts say the feds need to address money-laundering problems that have festered for too long. Andrew Pinsent digs deeper with Christian Leuprecht in Hour 2. He is a Professor at Queen's University and the author of ‘Dirty Money: Financial Crime In Canada’. Plus, as our country tries to brace itself for a potential trade war with its biggest trading partner, to what extent could ‘cumulative tariffs’ harm the Canadian economy? Joining the program with his two cents is Peter Warrian, a Distinguished Fellow at the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy. He also studies the steel industry, energy exports, and supply chains.

More than a week after the idea was suggested to U.S. President Donald Trump, Canada has appointed a fentanyl czar. But if our country really wants to tackle this glaring problem, experts say the feds need to address money-laundering problems that have festered for too long. Andrew Pinsent digs deeper with Christian Leuprecht in Hour 2. He is a Professor at Queen's University and the author of &lsquo;Dirty Money: Financial Crime In Canada&rsquo;. Plus, as our country tries to brace itself for a potential trade war with its biggest trading partner, to what extent could &lsquo;cumulative tariffs&rsquo; harm the Canadian economy? Joining the program with his two cents is Peter Warrian, a Distinguished Fellow at the University of Toronto&rsquo;s Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy. He also studies the steel industry, energy exports, and supply chains.

The Morning Rush - Sound Off @ 7 - January 21, 2025

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