Hour 3 of The Rob Snow Show for July 7, 2021

By CityNews Ottawa

Posted Jul 7, 2021 04:18:36 PM.

Bruce McIntyre is here from the Eganville Leader with this week's 'Valley Views'. Rob speaks with Allison Trowbridge from ACORN Ottawa who participated in this morning's protest at City Hall calling for an anti-displacement policy to protect renters in Ottawa. Rob speaks with Professor Katherine Minich from Carleton University about the significance of Mary Simon becoming Canada's first Indigenous Governor General. Sue Sherring is here with her take on today's city council meeting.

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