A CTV Ottawa exclusive looks into an alleged parking scam that has left drivers out thousands of dollars. Starting things off tonight is CTV's Katelyn Wilson. Meantime, OPP officers have located a third set of human remains at a Smiths Falls property. CTV's Austin Lee has more on that. Plus, Canada-USA trade negotiations reach a crucial phase, as Trump's tariff deadline is just hours away. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news and examines the latest weather forecast.

A CTV Ottawa exclusive looks into an alleged parking scam that has left drivers out thousands of dollars. Starting things off tonight is CTV's Katelyn Wilson. Meantime, OPP officers have located a third set of human remains at a Smiths Falls property. CTV's Austin Lee has more on that. Plus, Canada-USA trade negotiations reach a crucial phase, as Trump's tariff deadline is just hours away. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news and examines the latest weather forecast.

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PODCAST: CTV Ottawa News at Six for Tues. August 18th, 2026

Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe is pledging to make monthly transit passes more affordable. However, in order to do that, residents will need to vote him back into office this October. CTV's Leah Larocque starts things off for us tonight. Meantime, in order to ensure Canada's digital sovereignty, Premier Doug Ford is advocating for Ontario to build more data centres. CTV's Dylan Dyson has more on that. Plus, CTV Ottawa takes a look inside the ByWard Market's new concert venue. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez takes a gander at the weather forecast.

Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe is pledging to make monthly transit passes more affordable. However, in order to do that, residents will need to vote him back into office this October. CTV's Leah Larocque starts things off for us tonight. Meantime, in order to ensure Canada's digital sovereignty, Premier Doug Ford is advocating for Ontario to build more data centres. CTV's Dylan Dyson has more on that. Plus, CTV Ottawa takes a look inside the ByWard Market's new concert venue. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez takes a gander at the weather forecast.

PODCAST: CTV Ottawa News at Six for Mon. August 17th, 2026

Hundreds of reports of downed trees are popping up in Canada's Capital, as communities damaged by flooding are bewildered and frustrated. CTV's Katelyn Wilson leads us off. Meantime, despite the headaches from Mother Nature, tourism officials say Ottawa has been a popular Canadian destination this Summer. Plus, the Ottawa Redblacks hit the road again, needing an unprecedented heater to keep themselves in the CFL playoff chase. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez looks at the weekend forecast.

Hundreds of reports of downed trees are popping up in Canada's Capital, as communities damaged by flooding are bewildered and frustrated. CTV's Katelyn Wilson leads us off.&nbsp;Meantime, despite the headaches from Mother Nature, tourism officials say Ottawa has been a popular Canadian destination this Summer.&nbsp;Plus, the Ottawa Redblacks hit the road again, needing an unprecedented heater to keep themselves in the CFL playoff chase. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez looks at the weekend forecast.

PODCAST: CTV Ottawa News at Six for Fri. August 14th, 2026

Canada's Capital is pummeled again by Mother Nature, as another intense rainstorm deals another round of fear for concerned residents. While the rainfall wasn't as large as the July 1st totals, it came down in unrelenting waves. And so did the high winds, which knocked out trees and turned out the lights for thousands of residents. CTV's Katelyn Wilson starts us off tonight. Turning our attention to those who are still cleaning up after the Canada Day downpour, the hard work is still far from over. And for some, it could carry into Christmas. CTV's Natalie Van Rooy has more on that. Plus, we have more on the Firefighters Camp that is fueling the dream for countless female firefighters across the country. Patricia Boal wraps up a busy news cycle, while Jackie Perez looks at the latest weather forecast.

Canada's Capital is pummeled again by Mother Nature, as another intense rainstorm deals another round of fear for concerned residents. While the rainfall wasn't as large as the July 1st totals, it came down in unrelenting waves. And so did the high winds, which knocked out trees and turned out the lights for thousands of residents. CTV's Katelyn Wilson starts us off tonight.&nbsp;Turning our attention to those who are still cleaning up after the Canada Day downpour, the hard work is still far from over. And for some, it could carry into Christmas. CTV's Natalie Van Rooy has more on that.&nbsp;Plus, we have more on the Firefighters Camp that is fueling the dream for countless female firefighters across the country.&nbsp;Patricia Boal wraps up a busy news cycle, while Jackie Perez looks at the latest weather forecast.

PODCAST: CTV Ottawa News at Six for Tues. August 18th, 2026

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