Midweek for Nov. 27, 2024 Season Finale
Midweek Fall 2024 has come to an end! It has been such an amazing semester with our wonderful reporting team. Tune into our last show on the Carleton SJC SoundCloud!
Midweek for Nov. 20, 2024
Today on Midweek; a stolen portrait of Winston Churchill was returned to its home in the Chateau Laurier, the Ottawa Public Library is extending its hours of operation at rural branches in 2025, and Santa Clause Parade celebrations. Tune into Midweek for more!
Midweek for Nov. 13, 2024
Today on Midweek, Canada post workers are issuing a strike notice, Remembrance Day celebrations ensue, and Carleton basketball is on a hot streak. All that and more, on Midweek.
Midweek for Nov. 6, 2024
The entire Midweek team is back in action this week, delivering a jam-packed show. Tune into Midweek on CKCU-FM for more!
Midweek for Oct. 30, 2024
Midweek returns from fall break on Oct. 30, 2024. Stories include rising crime rates in Ottawa, daylight savings time, and even some Halloween fun. All of that and more, on Midweek.
Midweek for Oct. 16, 2024
Today on Midweek; flu season in Ottawa, the upcoming U.S Presidential election, and aurora borealis sightings across Ottawa explained. All of that and more, on Midweek.
Midweek for Oct. 9, 2024
Midweek's show for Oct. 9, 2024 tackled topics such as a charity Fire Truck pull for Epilepsy Ottawa, the annual Panda game, and meme culture.
Midweek for Oct. 2, 2024
Midweek's show for Oct. 2, 2024 covered an array of topics such as missing and found shelter animals, beloved ice cream shops moving locations, and an impromptu protest for Lebanon.
Midweek for Sept. 25, 2024
Midweek returned to air on Sept. 25, 2024 for the Fall 2024 and featured stories on Ottawa public transit safety, protests downtown and more.
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Rural outreach: City wants to hear residents’ suggestions on how to improve services
The City of Ottawa is about to begin a consultation with rural residents to get input on improvements to services to rural wards.
Impact of toxic politics may deter women from running for office, say experts
Concerns surrounding diversity in elections are rising because of psychological harassment and toxicity rising in municipal governments.
Nearly 200 brave souls take polar plunge to raise money for Special Olympics
Law enforcement officers, friends, family and community members took turns plunging into ice-cold water at TD Place recently, raising more than $30,000 for Special Olympics Ontario during the annual Polar Plunge.