Movie Critic Richard Crouse this week we look at:

•    Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (theatres)
•    The Garfield Movie (theatres)
•    Hit Man (theatres)
•    Babes (theatres) 

Last Call Podcast with Richard Crouse & Richard Crouse Show are available now on Spotify Apple Podcasts & I heart radio network. 


What is 'slapped cheek disease' and should parents be concerned? Medical Myth Busting with Dr. Barry Dworkin House Calls, Sundays at 11 on Newstalk 580 CFRA

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Movie Critic Richard Crouse this week we look at:
•    Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (theatres) •    The Garfield Movie (theatres) •    Hit Man (theatres) •    Babes (theatres) 
Last Call Podcast with Richard Crouse &amp; Richard Crouse Show are available now on Spotify Apple Podcasts &amp; I heart radio network. 
 What is 'slapped cheek disease' and should parents be concerned? Medical Myth Busting with Dr. Barry Dworkin House Calls, Sundays at 11 on Newstalk 580 CFRA
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Victoria Beckham says her soccer superstar husband has never seen her without ‘perfectly plucked’ eyebrows. How important is it to maintain some form of mystery in a relationship? CTV’s Matt Skube delivers his two cents. Plus, we deliver the latest breaking news, right here on CFRA’s Ottawa Now.

Victoria Beckham says her soccer superstar husband has never seen her without ‘perfectly plucked’ eyebrows. How important is it to maintain some form of mystery in a relationship? CTV’s Matt Skube delivers his two cents. Plus, we deliver the latest breaking news, right here on CFRA’s Ottawa Now.

Hour 4 of Ottawa Now for Tues. June 25th, 2024

Since 2021, federal government departments and agencies have spent at least $1.7 million on influencers, as well as various other forms of marketing campaigns. That’s according to new documents that were recently tabled in the House of Commons. In fact, this is just a fraction of what governments spend on traditional advertising platforms. The feds insist they are just trying to target a younger Canadian demographic, but critics argue that these lectures shouldn’t come at the expense of taxpayer dollars. In Hour 2, Kristy Cameron opened the debate floor with Vass Bednar, a Senior Fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation. That debate continues in Hour 3, as we tackle today’s Question of the Day. Meantime, has cannabis become the new silent killer on Canadian roadways? A few seconds before one of life’s biggest regrets, it turns out that Canadian drivers who are involved in motor vehicle collisions are choosing cannabis over alcohol. That’s according to a six-year analysis of over 10,000 Canadian drivers who found themselves in serious collisions.

Since 2021, federal government departments and agencies have spent at least $1.7 million on influencers, as well as various other forms of marketing campaigns. That’s according to new documents that were recently tabled in the House of Commons. In fact, this is just a fraction of what governments spend on traditional advertising platforms. The feds insist they are just trying to target a younger Canadian demographic, but critics argue that these lectures shouldn’t come at the expense of taxpayer dollars. In Hour 2, Kristy Cameron opened the debate floor with Vass Bednar, a Senior Fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation. That debate continues in Hour 3, as we tackle today’s Question of the Day. Meantime, has cannabis become the new silent killer on Canadian roadways? A few seconds before one of life’s biggest regrets, it turns out that Canadian drivers who are involved in motor vehicle collisions are choosing cannabis over alcohol. That’s according to a six-year analysis of over 10,000 Canadian drivers who found themselves in serious collisions.

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