Hour 4 of Ottawa Now for Thurs. October 2nd, 2025
October 2, 2025
Ottawa Police continue to investigate an early-morning stabbing on St. Laurent Boulevard, which left a male victim dead. CTV’s Natalie Van Rooy joins us with the latest developments. Later in Hour 4, a crowd of Algonquin College students couldn’t make it to their classes at the Woodroffe campus today. That’s because, according to them, they were blocked off by support staff members who were on strike. We get reactions from both sides. And finally, if news breaks in real time, you’ll hear it live on CFRA’s Ottawa Now.
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If he was American there would be a movie because Matthew Begbie had hero written all over him. He stood six-five, and when on a horse with his handlebar moustache and van dyke, he looked even bigger. Cutting a commanding figure, he tamed the Old West.
A circuit judge who brought bandits and outlaws to justice, he travelled the highways, biways and rivers of British Columbia before it joined Confederation. He went on horse, on foot, or by canoe, carriage or steamship, and carried out the law in a log cabin, under an oak tree, or in the open wilderness.
Begbie befriended the Native...
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