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RT @AlykhanAbdulla: A day in the life of a family doctor. This was one year ago with @OmarCBC and frankly everything has gotten worse - mor…

If you're one of the 5-6 million Canadians asking "Why don't I have a family doctor?" Our @CBCOttawa team went behind the scenes w/@AlykhanAbdulla for a deeper understanding of the issues pushing doctors out, and keeping grads away from family medicine. https://t.co/mMLmg0u6Ek

Canada has more doctors than ever, so why can’t you get a family physician? @AlykhanAbdulla gave our team access behind the scenes for a better sense of what is pushing doctors away from family medicine. Full in-depth feature here: https://t.co/kBRy4FSU5t via @YouTube https://t.co/tih8lxEIXW

RT @CBCOntarioToday: NOON: How does #Flow help you? Jeffrey Puncher fm @uOttawa Faculty of Medicine will tell us about his research working…

Just posted a photo https://t.co/osVj71Enkl

How will zoning changes alter your neighbourhood? And could it make housing more affordable? Latest from @CBCOttawa drone team. Thanks to @rosalinejhill architect for perspective. https://t.co/x8jYkQi2oh

RT @faliceemo: This is a heart-breaking story. It also answers many questions about the double homicide in Alta Vista. Thank you to the sur…

Memorable...for all the wrong reasons! What's your best, or worst, wedding story? Today's call-in.

Ontario Today @CBCOntarioToday

NOON: Dress snag? Cake disaster? Inappropriate speech? We want to hear your best...and worst...wedding stories. https://t.co/RMbe1tpSt3

RT @CBCOntarioToday: NOON: How healthy is your relationship with social media and technology? With @DrMaryDonohue https://t.co/DFpB182SxT

Advocates say ODSP is a system plagued by years of neglect by multiple governments. They were calling for rates to double. What difference will 5% make? Today’s call-in at noon.

Ontario Today @CBCOntarioToday

Noon: People who rely on ODSP will start getting a five per cent increase in September. But many advocates say that's still not enough to meet the soaring cost of living. What difference will it make for you? w/ Trevor Manson @ODSPAction #onpoli https://t.co/UujKW0M0su

RT @CBCOntarioToday: Today: Of the nearly 2,500 opioid-related deaths last year in Ontario, 30 per cent of victims were construction worker…

RT @CBCOntarioToday: NOON: Construction workers accounted for about one in 13 opioid-related deaths in Ontario between 2017 and 2020. The o…

And for anyone currently housing bats in the walls or attics of their homes…@CWF_FCF specialist James Pagé says evicting them is often more expensive than learning to live with them. https://t.co/EW4bN5dBiu

The @CWF_FCF is tagging little brown bats tonight in East Ottawa to help save their dwindling numbers. Here’s biodiversity specialist James Pagé explaining how to tag and track a tiny bat. https://t.co/wZuZym2bEc

The question came up on @OttawaMorning. Looks like our @cbcnl meteorologist had the answer on the science behind the expression: "Red sky at night, sailor's delight..." https://t.co/iZjzGouE3D

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"Red sky at night, sailor's delight. Red sky in morning, sailor's take warning" is an old adage with some science to it, explains @CBCNL meteorologist @a_brauweiler. #nlwx https://t.co/fg2pXvKrD2

Coming out of my Twitter break to wish my good friend @BlacksWeather a solid retirement. Another tough goodbye. Cool, calm and hilarious. He’s always been a reminder to just ‘chill’ even during the most difficult of days. Happy retirement, friend! https://t.co/s783lqkpNq