Bill speaks with TSN 1200 Colour Analyst Gord Wilson about another big Sens win, tonight's challenging tilt against Carolina, and the looming Olympic Break.

Bill speaks with TSN 1200 Colour Analyst Gord Wilson about another big Sens win, tonight's challenging tilt against Carolina, and the looming Olympic Break.

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The Morning Rush - One game at a time, the Senators try to climb the Eastern Conference standings

The best of Newstalk 580 CFRA for Tuesday, February 3rd, 2026.

The best of Newstalk 580 CFRA for Tuesday, February 3rd, 2026.

PODCAST: The Daily Review for Tues. February 3rd, 2026

Monday might have been Groundhog Day, but it was a large emu that was stealing the show in Almonte. Residents on Jamieson Street were stunned to see a massive bird walking around the neighbourhood, who had managed to escape his nearby enclosure. Kristy Cameron chats with Tracy Foley, a Canine Coordinator at Gagne Homestead and Rescue. She safely caught Enzo the Emu and brought him back home.

Monday might have been Groundhog Day, but it was a large emu that was stealing the show in Almonte.&nbsp;Residents on Jamieson Street were stunned to see a massive bird walking around the neighbourhood, who&nbsp;had managed to escape his nearby enclosure.&nbsp;Kristy Cameron chats with Tracy Foley, a Canine Coordinator at Gagne Homestead and Rescue. She safely caught Enzo the Emu and brought him back home.

Ottawa Now - Runaway emu leaves Almonte residents flabbergasted

Last Monday, on a snow-filled Highway 401, 27-year-old Brittany Savage found herself in the middle of a terrifying car crash. The mother of two young children was driving from Brockville to Mallorytown when a transport truck crossed the median and struck her vehicle. Somehow, Savage lived to tell the tale, virtually unscathed. She pays us a visit and counts her blessings on today's Ottawa Now.

Last Monday, on a snow-filled Highway 401, 27-year-old Brittany Savage found herself in the middle of a terrifying car crash. The mother of two young children was driving from Brockville to Mallorytown when a transport truck crossed the median and struck her vehicle. Somehow, Savage lived to tell the tale, virtually unscathed. She pays us a visit and counts her blessings on today's Ottawa Now.

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