New hotel to be built at Thunder Bay, Ont., airport will be 90% First Nations-owned

Canada’s Capital, once again, was ravaged by a rainstorm. For the third time since Canada Day, some residents were nervously standing guard as a flood threatened their homes. Intense lightning and wicked winds followed nearly 22 millimetres of rain. As it becomes clear that these events might be taking place more often, how should we be handling these situations, both in the split-second aftermath and in the long-term? Bay Ward councillor Theresa Kavanagh joins Kristy Cameron in Hour 3. Then, we tackle today's Question of the Day. And in this week’s gardening fireside chat...