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Bill Carroll, Katherine Colbert and Steve Bunda give their best shows to watch this week.

Bill Carroll is joined by Dr. Barry Dworkin to talk about a Toronto woman hospitalized with botulism. 

Bill starts the show discussing the top stories of the day producer Katherine Colbert and CTV Morning Live’s Stefan Keyes & Rosey Edeh. 

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made his long-awaited visit to Parliament Hill on Friday, and he was greeted with a slew of pledges from the Trudeau government. Prime Minister Trudeau vowed to provide $650 million in new military assistance over the next 3 years, coupled with 50 armored vehicles and 35 drones. Fighter jet instructors and a battle tank support system is also included in the support package. Retired Major-General David Fraser joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Live.

Last week, U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres addressed the High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development. He warned that several sections of the world are ‘literally on devastation’s doorstep’ due to changing climates. But as Geoffrey Johnston explains in his latest piece on the Kingston Whig-Standard, the ongoing climate crisis requires feminist climate policies.

A former lawyer and a current realtor is the architect of a new book called ‘Shadow Play’. And as Peggy Blair explains to Andrew Pinsent, our city’s troubled LRT system sets the scene for this brand-new mystery novel.

The 2023 Ottawa International Animation Festival is entering its final day! Known as one of the world’s leading animation events, it provides a wide variety of screenings and workshops since its creation in 1976. Andrew Pinsent chats with Chris Robinson, the OIAF’s Artistic Director, on CFRA Live.

Canadian intelligence officials are examining credible information into who was behind the killing of a Sikh leader, a crime that unfolded on Canadian soil this past June. This intelligence, according to Canada’s Prime Minister, alleges that Indian government agents are involved. India has since put Justin Trudeau on blast for these public callouts. Do you think Canada’s top leader fumbled the bag? Should this information have gone public in the first place? Andrew Pinsent chats with Postmedia columnist Warren Kinsella, ZeroMedia contributor Tasha Kheiriddin, and Traxxion Strategies President Karl Belanger.

Following years of disappointment and the recent departures of fan favourites, the Senators appear ready to rise again. And now, a new majority owner is joining the party, hoping to parade the Stanley Cup around Ottawa’s streets since the first-generation Centurions did so in 1927. On Friday, Michael Andlauer thanked the fans and outlined his futuristic visions, while also bringing back a long-lost face from the Melnyk regime. CFRA Live technical producer Stephen Ellsworth previews the next chapter of Ottawa Senators hockey.