James Duthie receiving Key to the City

By Anil Jhalli

Posted Sep 13, 2022 11:30:00 PM.

Ottawa's own James Duthie is receiving a special honour from the City of Ottawa later this week. 

The famed sports broadcaster for TSN will be presented the Key of the City by Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson in a special ceremony on Thursday, Sept. 15 at Ottawa City Hall. 

Duthie, a Carleton University graduate, is being recognized for his accomplishments as a journalist, author, chairty ambassador and award-winning broadcaster. 

Residents can watch the ceremony on rogerstv.com or Rogers TV Cable 22.

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