Hour 3 of Ottawa Now for Fri. October 3rd, 2025
October 3, 2025
If you are commuting across Canada’s Capital this weekend, getting to your final destination could be a messy journey. Line 1 of Ottawa’s LRT system will be shut down, while parts of Highway 417 will be under construction. CTV’s Tyler Fleming brings us up to speed in Hour 3. Then, we examine Ottawa’s October forecast with Environment Canada senior climatologist David Phillips. But first, it’s time to tackle today’s Question of the Day. Amazon Prime Days are kicking off next Tuesday, and running until next Friday. What is the most useless or unused item that you purchased online? Text into the show and let us know!
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Like birthdays, I stopped celebrating Halloween around the age of eleven or twelve.
By the time I was thirteen, I had sworn it off entirely. I was still in my devout Christian era, but my objections to the celebration of witches and horror had nothing to do with religious doctrine or dogma.
It was about fear.
That’s the point of Halloween, isn’t it? It’s spooky season, after all. But where other kids seemed to delight in this, like passengers on a roller coaster feeling exhilarated by the terror, for me, it was distinctly unpleasant, and the weirdness of feeling out of step with everyone...
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Good morning. Even after life-saving drug treatments pass Health Canada’s regulatory tests, getting them publicly reimbursed takes longer than any other G7 country. More on that below, along with a Royal eviction and haunting houses. But first: Today’s headlinesPrime Minister Mark Carney accepts Chinese President Xi Jinping’s invitation to visit China as the leaders meet in South KoreaWith a possible World Series win in front of them, the Blue Jays try to treat Game 6 like any other day Premiers are pressing for more details from Carney on U.S. trade talksRelatives of Sudanese Canadians...
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Across the city's downtown, restaurants and bars are preparing to break records as fans stream into the city to see if the Jays can defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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