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Ottawa residents in storm-hit communities supporting each other
As many residents in Ottawa have been left with no power, they have not been left without hope. Residents in the hardest hit areas have been helping each get through the aftermath of the devastating storm. -
The power of the storm: Clarence-Rockland farmer's silo pushed off foundation
Residents and farmers near Clarence-Rockland were also hit hard by Saturday’s major storm. -
Boy, 6, seriously injured by dog in La Peche, Que.
Police in western Quebec say a young boy suffered serious injuries after being attacked by a dog in La Peche Monday. -
Is my home or car covered from storm damage? In most cases yes, insurance bureau says
As residents in Ontario and Quebec work to repair the damage caused by a severe storm over the weekend, many may be wondering whether their homes and cars are covered from any damages. The Insurance Bureau of Canada says wind damage is usually covered, but to confirm with their provider what losses may be included. -
Ottawa's English and French school boards cancel classes on Tuesday to allow for storm cleanup
All Ottawa English Catholic elementary and secondary schools will be closed on Tuesday, and there will be no virtual learning, as the clean up continues from Saturday's storm. -
Northern Tornadoes Project continues to investigate damage from Ontario-Quebec storm
Western University's Northern Tornadoes Project is investigating the aftermath of the deadly storm that blew across southern Ontario and Quebec, but analysis will take time. -
Driver charged with careless driving after truck strikes Hwy. 401 guardrail near Lansdowne, Ont.
The OPP shared a photo on Twitter of damage to the guardrail along Highway 401 westbound near Lansdowne, Ont. Sunday evening. -
Hydro damage 'significantly worse' than the ice storm and tornadoes, Hydro Ottawa says
Hydro Ottawa says the damage from Saturday's storm is "simply beyond comprehension", and is "significantly worse" than the 1998 ice storm and the tornadoes that hit the capital three years ago. -
Ottawa's mayor says it would be a 'huge help' if residents work from home on Tuesday
Mayor Jim Watson is asking Ottawa residents to work from home over the next few days following the long weekend as the clean up continues from Saturday's devastating storm.
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CFRA Live – A look at where the Ontario election campaign stands heading into the long weekend
As we head into the Victoria Day weekend, the post-debate poll numbers are starting to roll in. This comes as all PC candidates have been instructed to cancel all media hits until further notice. What should we expect from the campaign trail next week? Sabrina Nanji covers Ontario politics for the Queens Park Observer and she joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Live. -
CFRA Live – Bilingual crime-thriller making waves on AppleTV
A bilingual crime-thriller called ‘Now And Then’ is creating a lot of buzz on AppleTV. The creators of the show are being praised for moving away from the ‘insulting’ manner in which Hollywood has portrayed Latino characters. Popternative’s Peter Roumeliotis joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Live. -
Ottawa Now – Designed to relieve short-term pain, Canadian study finds that anti-inflammatory drugs could led to chronic pain down the road
If you sprain your ankle, and you are craving instant pain relief, how long does it take for you to bring out the Advil bottle? While it might prove effective in the short-term, a new Canadian study says you might pay the price down the road. It finds that using anti-inflammatory drugs and steroids after injury could increase your chances of developing chronic pain. Jeffrey Mogil, a Professor of Psychology at McGill University and the main author behind this study, joins Kristy Cameron on Ottawa Now. -
Ottawa Now – ‘When you go to renovate your kitchen, things don’t always go as quickly as you’d like’: Mayor Watson delivers an update on the incoming stages of LRT service
Work is underway to build Ottawa’s LRT services into the Southern, Eastern, and Western portions of the city. Due to COVID hurdles and supply chain issues, some of those light rail deadlines are going to be pushed back. Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson delivers the latest update on Ottawa Now and specifies when we could hear additional news about the ongoing projects. -
Ottawa Now – ‘It’s not who we are’: Demonstrators push back against controversial French-language bill
A new French-language bill has sparked plenty of controversy in Quebec over the past few weeks. In recent days, a veterinarian was barred from her occupation in the province because she did not pass her language test. Today, Bill 96 sparked a last-minute protest, as organizers voiced their concerns over the unintended consequences that this confusing legislation could inflict on the province’s culture, not to mention Quebec’s economy and its post-secondary institutions. Linda Vanderlee and Kate Greenland attended Friday’s demonstrations and they join Kristy Cameron on Ottawa Now. -
Ottawa At Work with Leslie Roberts - The Big 5
Leslie Roberts starts the show with CFRA reporter Chris Holski and CFRA producer Andrew Pinscent. Together the panel breaks down the top stories of the day. Trending topics today consist of stories from Steven Del Duca committing to pay 50% of stage three of Ottawa’s LRT to ongoing public transit issues and many more. Ottawa At Work with Leslie Roberts every weekday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm on News Talk 580 CFRA -
The Morning Rush with Bill Carroll - Brian Lilley “Does Pierre Poilievre need to explain himself? Or is he being over criticized?”
As the election trail continues to heat up, Bill Carroll talks with Brian Lilley from the Toronto Sun giving us the most recent updates on the upcoming provincial vote. Today, focused on Liberal leader Steven Del Duca and his recent difficulty in gaining traction. Host of Nothing with Brian Lilley of the Toronto Sun every Friday at 9:05 am on The Morning Rush with Bill Carroll. -
The Morning Rush - Medical Myth Busting with Dr. Barry Dworkin “New Covid variant found in Ontario where should our level of concern be?”
Today in Bill Carroll’s daily conversation with Dr. Barry Dworkin they speak about the 1000 new cases of Omicron subvariant BA 2.20 found in Ontario. Medical Myth Busting with Dr. Barry Dworkin on The Morning Rush with Bill Carroll every weekday at 6:50 am on News Talk 580 CFRA. -
The Morning Rush - At The Movies with Richard Crouse
In preparation for the weekend Bill Carroll has his weekly conversation with movie critic Richard Crouse. Today Richard is highlighting Downton Abbey: A New Era, Men, The Valet, and Chip ‘N’ Dale: Rescue Rangers. At the Movies with Richard Crouse every Friday at 6:35 am and 8:35 am on The Morning Rush with Bill Carroll on News Talk 580 CFRA.
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