The 25th Hour: Charities Need Help Too
Charities have seen a recent decline in charitable giving, however the demand has soared. Emma Weller looks at how charities are surviving through the drought and what the future holds for them.
Ottawa’s 10-Year Housing and Homelessness goals seem further out of reach than ever
Ottawa's 10-Year Housing and Homelessness Plan is facing some serious headwinds and is a reminder of the limits of what a municipality can do on its own to deal with a deepening crisis.
The 25th Hour: Fall 2023, Episode 1, Choosing Your Own Path
Our hosts, Valerie Patulot and Zack Ladouceur will guide you through six stories of passion and perseverance. You'll meet people who have made choices that shaped the direction of the rest of their lives and, in come cases, are continuing to change the lives of others.
The 25th Hour: Hitting the Ground Running
After surviving a near death experience in 2020, Brandon Peacock saw the death of his old life and the birth of his new life he could have never imagined.
City council to consider expanding emergency shelters more widely across Ottawa
Community Services Committee proposes more emergency shelters to reduce the current overflow and to help make them more accessible across multiple wards.
Organizers celebrate a new planting record on National Tree Day
This year National Tree Day saw a record number of trees planted in locations across the country, including in Ottawa.
Hall of Fame, NHL team up to highlight diversity in sport, inspire youth
Canada's Sports Hall of Fame and the NHL have created a website that helps showcase athletes who broke barriers during their careers.
Police attempt to pre-empt St. Patrick’s weekend party trouble with neighbourhood info blitz
Ottawa police are warning against large out-of-control partying during the St. Patrick's Day weekend.
Despite the volatility, the allure of riches keeps many invested in Bitcoin
The crypto market continues to swing, but investment interest remains.