Highlights

A new Leger poll released Saturday shows that Canadians not only support mandatory vaccines for healthcare workers, but the idea of suspension without pay, like in Quebec.

Host Mark Day dives into all of the important federal election issues affecting Ottawa and the Valley with guests from across the region.

One of the schools located in Maynard, has now declared an outbreak.

Police were in pursuit of another vehicle when the collision happened.

"We have this naïve assumption that a one-hour workshop in during frosh week is going to undo years of socialization," says Julie Lalonde.

The College Ward city councillor had open-heart, quadruple bypass surgery in December of 2019.

A child under the age of 10 has died from COVID-19 in Ontario, a local health official said Friday, calling the loss a reminder of the virus' severity.

"I can't imagine that 17 people every day die in the country, and it's not on the tip of everybody's tongues," said Vern White with regard to the crisis not seeming to be a major election issue.

The provincial government explains that the aim of an OHT is to bring together health care providers to make patient transitions easier, with one patient story, one patient record and one care plan that is shared between the providers. 

The ads are expected to start running on Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat, as well as on billboards and in transit shelters.