Hour 4 of Ottawa Now for Tues. November 4th, 2025
November 4, 2025
As we head into the homestretch of today’s Ottawa Now, we continue to gather reaction to the Carney’s government’s first official budget. Joining the program in Hour 4 with his thoughts is Nathan Prier. He is the President of the Canadian Association of Professional Employees. Then, we examine the municipal impacts with CTV’s Josh Pringle. And if you were hoping that a massive ferris wheel was in the cards for 2025, we’ve got some bad news to share. It is not.
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This story contains details about sexual assault and violence that some readers may find disturbing.
Colette Martin first met the man who nearly murdered her in 1997 at the Opera House, a now-defunct nightclub in Miramichi, New Brunswick. Then twenty-six, Martin lived in the nearby town of Baie-Saint-Anne, where she worked for her family’s fish- and lobster-buying company. She knew everyone in the small Acadian community, and everyone knew her.
But the man she met that January night was originally from Montreal and visiting from Moncton, where he went to university and played for a...
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