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Back-to-back earthquakes hit Venezuela
Local Venezuelan Neida Santini reflects on the deadly earthquakes that struck Venezuela.
Crisis communications reflects on councillor's impaired driving conviction
Jamie Watt is the Chairman and Founder of Navigator, a crisis management firm, about how Ottawa councillor Matthew Luloff, is handling the court’s guilty verdict and what comes next in his political career. Plus, we hear from constituents in Orleans about their thoughts on the verdict.
How are local businesses feeling as the threat of more tariffs looms?
Todd Stafford, president of Northern Cables, says the latest tariff threats from U.S. President Donald Trump threaten the very survival of his business. And while they don't rely completely on the U.S. for sales, Jihan Abdas of Black Coffee Apparel says the uncertainty is daunting.
We check in with parents ahead of the first day of school
Kate Dudley-Logue and Ashlee Odam Ferguson talk about their concerns as parents about education supports, technology and cellphones in schools.
Two Ottawa city councillors poised to keep seats because no one ran against them
River ward Coun. Riley Brockington and Rideau-Jock Coun. David Brown are the only nominated candidates in their wards.
Canadian automotive industry and tariffs
Brian Kingston, president and CEO of the Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers Association, shares how the latest U.S. tariffs could affect the Canadian auto industry.
How does this summer’s job market stack up for young people?
President and CEO of Youth Employment Services, Timothy Lang, talks to us about the state of youth employment this summer just as Canada announced 75,000 new jobs last month.
Ottawa man runs Race Weekend on the three year anniversary of his cancer diagnosis
For Olivier Duhaime running this year’s marathon holds a different meaning.
Is Ottawa’s nightlife bouncing back? The night commissioner says yes
Carleton Engineering Musical presents “The Atoms Family”
This parody of "Addams Family" has an engineering slant. Aiko Derry and Matthé Bekkers bring to life the spooky family and talk about how the arts are an outlet for engineering students.
Jobs of the future: STEM or social sciences?
Dean at the faculty of engineering at the University of Ottawa, Caroline Cao, and Carleton sociology professor Tonya Davidson talk about the job opportunities for STEM and arts degree graduates.
