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Hour 2 of Ottawa Now for Tues. July 28th, 2026

July 28, 2026

Just 3 weeks from tomorrow, new 50% Trump tariffs will be coming for Canada. That is, unless Prime Minister Carney and his peers can secure some kind of deal to avoid them. During a chat on Fox News this morning, U.S. President Donald Trump threw a bucket of ice-cold water on the idea of renewing the North American Free Trade Agreement. And now, a new poll shows that most Canadians want the feds to fight back. Kristy Cameron digs deeper with John Roe, a research associate with the Angus Reid Institute. Meantime, do you suppress your emotions because you don’t want to upset the people around you? Well, that amount of suppression can come back to burn you later. In this week’s edition of Self-Help Tuesday, we explore the ins and outs of ‘emotional leakage’ with Westboro-based psychotherapist Benslyne Avril. Plus, have you ever heard of ‘tan-maxxing’? CFRA’s Chris Holski tells you all about it, and also suggests that you don’t try it.



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Toronto police have released a photo of a man with extensive facial tattoos who allegedly came up behind a total stranger and stabbed him, unprovoked, at 8 a.m. Friday at Yonge and Bloor, one of the city’s busiest intersections. The stranger was seriously injured but is expected to survive, police said. “The male victim was walking alone on the sidewalk when he was approached from behind,” police said. “The suspect, unprovoked, stabbed the victim.” His alleged attacker fled. Initial reports described him as a bearded male, and a photo that appeared to be taken from security cameras...
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