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Publication Date: December 9, 2025 - 18:01
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Hour 2 of Ottawa Now for Tues. December 9th, 2025
December 9, 2025
Tis the season for having some holiday fun – and to hopefully not get sick. However, getting a case of the Christmas run-down is far from uncommon. Pharmacist and health author Sherry Torkos drops by the studios in Hour 2 with her Holiday Health SOS. If you want some practical fixes to keep your holiday vibes rolling, listen up! Then, we turn our attention to the world of entertainment, as Netflix and Warner Brothers have mutually agreed on a historic merger. Less than a week later, however, Paramount has dropped a massive plot twist and a hostile $74 billion offer. Matt Demers delivers his two cents on that Hollywood-level spat. Plus, if you're looking for a last-minute Christmas gift, CFRA's Chris Holski has a wonderfully awful idea.
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Core national leaders of the “Coalition of the Willing,” an assemblage of mostly NATO states (minus the US and Russian hangers-on like Hungary and Slovakia), met in Paris last week to discuss the future of the Ukraine peace process. Prime Minister Mark Carney made the trip to underscore Canada’s role. French president Emmanuel Macron gave us a nice shout-out.
Two thundercloud shadows loomed over the meeting: the US raid on Venezuela and the capture of Nicolás Maduro and his wife, and continuing threats made by US officials, including the president, about Greenland.
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