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Ask The Expert: Ottawa Treatment Centre 1
SPONSORED: We speak with Tina Fallis from Ottawa Treatment Centre about the importance of setting boundaries in today's Ask the Expert segment.
Yard Week: Keep your lawn healthy!
Mike Ritchie from Ritchie Feed & Seed joins us with his advice on keeping your lawn healthy this summer.
Supporting youth in Ottawa community housing
RISE Academy is hosting a pickleball tournament to help support its "impact now" program.
Ask The Expert: Ottawa Treatment Centre 2
SPONSORED: We speak with Tina Fallis from Ottawa Treatment Centre about the importance of setting boundaries in today's Ask the Expert segment.
New measures as traffic headaches plague westbound drivers
We hear from City Councillor Laine Johnson about how construction continues to impact commuters in her ward.
Affordable entertaining that still looks expensive
The 3 things every summer host actually needs to make your home celebration-ready without spending thousands.
Ottawa Eid Fest this weekend
Eid Fest is taking over the Nepean Sportsplex this weekend with vendors, bouncy castle and more.
Morning Rush: Civic hospital construction questions
Bill Carroll from The Morning Rush says it’s disappointing that the new Civic Campus of the Ottawa Hospital could be so far behind schedule and over budget.
Your Morning Ottawa Update: Questions over civic hospital construction
CTV Your Morning Ottawa Hosts Will Aiello and Rosey Edeh have your Wednesday morning headlines.
Tuesday 6 p.m. weather update
CTV’s Patricia Boal shares the full local 6 p.m. forecast for Tuesday, May 26, 2026.
Special tea marks Ottawa woman’s 103rd birthday
Margaret Hope celebrated her 103rd birthday with family and friends at an Ottawa retirement home, sharing advice for a long life. CTV’s Leah Larocque reports.
Support for high-speed rail in Ontario-Quebec
A new group called ‘Go Alto’ is expressing support for the proposed Alto high-speed project amid opposition elsewhere. CTV’s Dylan Dyson reports.
Ottawa camp for kids with autism faces funding crunch
Children at Risk says a lack of federal funding to hire students this summer is putting Camp Kaleidoscope at risk. CTV’s Austin Lee reports.















