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Hour 3 of Ottawa Now for Tues. March 10th, 2026

March 10, 2026

A winter storm is quickly moving into the National Capital Region, as Ottawa is bracing for a Freezing Rain Warning all day tomorrow. And this could be bad news for, not just Ottawa’s power grid, but for city trees as well. How can you protect your trees during a storm like this? Joining us with some tips and tricks is Riley Sheldrick, who owns Russell-based Green Thumb Tree Specialists. We also get the latest updates on road preparations from Bryden Denyes, the City of Ottawa Roads Manager. Plus, students at Ottawa’s Adult High School are voicing concerns about upcoming curriculum changes, and how future programs will be delivered. We dig deeper in Hour 3 with Fatima‑Zahra Kajji, a 34-year-old who owns a High School diploma but wants to upgrade her Math and Science knowledge.



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Good morning. As war in the Middle East extends into the fourth week, it also spreads across the region. More on that below, along with a new defence bank and a major top court hearing. Let’s get to it.
March 23, 2026 - 06:40 | Sierra Bein | The Globe and Mail
Nearly two decades ago, when a teenager named Jordan Manners was shot and killed at C W Jefferys Collegiate Institute in northwestern Toronto, it sparked broad public condemnation. Something had to be done to address the scourge of youth violence. No one else should die or get hurt going to school. Fast-forward to the present. A fourteen-year-old is charged with murdering two men outside of his school in Etobicoke; a group of teens in Hamilton fatally stab a classmate; in Scarborough, eighteen-year-old Jahiem Robinson is shot by a classmate four years his junior. Key points The number...
March 23, 2026 - 06:30 | Kunal Chaudhary | Walrus
Four-and-a-half years after he was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, a Dutch teen was euthanized at his request. The boy, aged between 16 and 18, had described his life as “joyless.” He’d struggled with anxiety and mood-related problems, and where he fit in, in the world. Oversensitive to stimuli, “every day was an ordeal he had to get through,” according to the latest annual report from the Netherlands’ regional euthanasia death review committees. “In the final weeks before his death, he lay in bed the whole time.” Despite his young age, his doctor had “no doubts whatsoever...
March 23, 2026 - 06:00 | Sharon Kirkey | National Post