Patricia Boal speaks with Trisha Islam, Director, All That Kids Can Be, United Way East Ontario about this year's Move For Youth campaign, the fundraising goal of breaking $500,000 total, and how folks can get involved.

Patricia Boal speaks with Trisha Islam, Director, All That Kids Can Be, United Way East Ontario about this year's Move For Youth campaign, the fundraising goal of breaking $500,000 total, and how folks can get involved.

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United Way East Ontario's 'Move For Youth' returns for fifth year

Another RBC branch is biting the dust in Canada’s Capital. The Royal Bank of Canada says it is prepping the gigantic padlocks for 236 Richmond Road, which will serve its final customers on August 27th. CTV’s Josh Marano delivers the details in Hour 2. Meantime, if you think of Robertson Road in Bells Corners, a commuter road is probably the first thing that pops into your brain. You think of speeding cars, and an area that’s probably not the best to walk along. However, a new vision could soon change all that. A new report is calling for a transformation of Robertson Road – to make it greener, insert separated bike lanes, and lower the number of car lanes. Kristy Cameron checks in with Laine Johnson, who represents the residents of College Ward. Plus, the Ottawa Senators’ season might be over, but the Ottawa Charge still have plenty of ice time remaining on their schedule. That’s because, after a run to the Walter Cup Finals last year, they are back in the PWHL Playoffs for 2026! However, they won’t be facing the Victoire in the Semis, as Montreal takes their chances against Minnesota. CFRA’s Chris Holski sets the scene for Ottawa vs. Boston, which starts this Thursday in Beantown.

Another RBC branch is biting the dust in Canada&rsquo;s Capital. The Royal Bank of Canada says it is prepping the gigantic padlocks for 236 Richmond Road, which will serve its final customers on August 27th. CTV&rsquo;s Josh Marano delivers the details in Hour 2. Meantime, if you think of Robertson Road in Bells Corners, a commuter road is probably the first thing that pops into your brain. You think of speeding cars, and an area that&rsquo;s probably not the best to walk along. However, a new vision could soon change all that. A new report is calling for a transformation of Robertson Road &ndash; to make it greener, insert separated bike lanes, and lower the number of car lanes. Kristy Cameron checks in with Laine Johnson, who represents the residents of College Ward. Plus, the Ottawa Senators&rsquo; season might be over, but the Ottawa Charge still have plenty of ice time remaining on their schedule. That&rsquo;s because, after a run to the Walter Cup Finals last year, they are back in the PWHL Playoffs for 2026! However, they won&rsquo;t be facing the Victoire in the Semis, as Montreal takes their chances against Minnesota. CFRA&rsquo;s Chris Holski sets the scene for Ottawa vs. Boston, which starts this Thursday in Beantown.

Hour 2 of Ottawa Now for Mon. April 27th, 2026

Ottawa’s tourism organizations want to see high-speed rail bring passengers to a station in the city’s Downtown Core, arguing that it ‘deserves to arrive in the heart of Ottawa’. The Crown corporation Alto has been tasked with building high-speed rail between Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, and Quebec City. Public consultations for Phase 1 of the project wrapped up on Saturday. Kristy Cameron digs deeper with Sueling Ching, the President and CEO of the Ottawa Board of Trade. Meantime, Ottawa's controversial Bubble Bylaw is expected to come into force this August after it passed at City Council last week. CFRA’s Andrew Pinsent delivers the details in Hour 1. But first, we bring you up to speed on today’s top headlines.

Ottawa&rsquo;s tourism organizations want to see high-speed rail bring passengers to a station in the city&rsquo;s Downtown Core, arguing that it &lsquo;deserves to arrive in the heart of Ottawa&rsquo;. The Crown corporation Alto has been tasked with building high-speed rail between Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, and Quebec City. Public consultations for Phase 1 of the project wrapped up on Saturday. Kristy Cameron digs deeper with Sueling Ching, the President and CEO of the Ottawa Board of Trade. Meantime, Ottawa's controversial Bubble Bylaw is expected to come into force this August after it passed at City Council last week. CFRA&rsquo;s Andrew Pinsent delivers the details in Hour 1. But first, we bring you up to speed on today&rsquo;s top headlines.

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United Way East Ontario's 'Move For Youth' returns for fifth year

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