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Juno nominated Tyler Shaw has curated a special Valentines Day Show for The Bronson Centre Music Theatre in Ottawa, where he now calls home. 

A unique, one night only experience. Only Ottawa will see this show. A combination of his best love songs & new music. 

Tyler Shaw joined Katherine Dines for more on what inspired the Ottawa show, how he keeps love alive in his life and his favourite Ottawa date night go to. 

Listen here. 

You'll also see Patrick Thomas & Emma Lamontagne. 

Sat Feb 14, Doors at 7pm, All Ages/Licensed

Tickets: TylerShawMusic.com 

Juno nominated Tyler Shaw has curated a special Valentines Day Show for The Bronson Centre Music Theatre in Ottawa, where he now calls home.&nbsp;
A unique, one night only experience. Only Ottawa will see this show. A combination of his best love songs &amp; new music.&nbsp;
Tyler Shaw joined Katherine Dines for more on what inspired the Ottawa show, how he keeps love alive in his life and his favourite Ottawa date night go to.&nbsp;
Listen here.&nbsp;
You'll also see Patrick Thomas &amp; Emma Lamontagne.&nbsp;
Sat Feb 14,&nbsp;Doors at 7pm, All Ages/Licensed
Tickets: TylerShawMusic.com&nbsp;

Tyler Shaw's Special Valentines Day Show Only Ottawa Will See! 

Kids Help Phone (KHP) is Canada’s only national, 24/7, free, confidential, and multilingual e-mental health service. Originally launched as a telephone counselling line in 1989, KHP has become a recognized leader in e-mental health and virtual care.

On January 1, KHP launched a national youth mental health foundation, KHP Foundation, to strengthen its ability to serve even more young people across Canada.

Aaron Sanderson, President & CEO of KHP Foundation joins Katherine Dines to talk about current demand and the vital role Bell Let's Talk plays in strengthening mental health conversations and increasing resources to reach more Canadians. 

Please listen & share. 

Kids Help Phone (KHP) is Canada&rsquo;s only national, 24/7, free, confidential, and multilingual e-mental health service. Originally launched as a telephone counselling line in 1989, KHP has become a recognized leader in e-mental health and virtual care.
On January 1, KHP launched a national youth mental health foundation, KHP Foundation, to strengthen its ability to serve even more young people across Canada.
Aaron Sanderson, President &amp; CEO of KHP Foundation joins Katherine Dines to talk about current demand and the vital role Bell Let's Talk plays in strengthening mental health conversations and increasing resources to reach more Canadians.&nbsp;
Please listen &amp; share.&nbsp;

Stu Opens Up About Where He's Been for the Past 6 Weeks

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