Hour 4 of Ottawa Now for Wed. June 18th, 2025
June 18, 2025
In Hour 4, CTV's Katie Griffin drops by the Hal Anthony Studio to unravel a series of city-wide public consultations. What exactly are those consultations about? If you guessed ‘how we should improve the ByWard Market’, you deserve a Gold Star. Plus, we receive more details into the discovery of a missing Montreal toddler, who was found alive near St. Albert and not far from a busy highway.
Unpublished Newswire
In a very civil tone, the mayor of Windsor, Ont., is asking the fresh faces in the Mark Carney-led Liberal government to butt out of city planning. Mayor Drew Dilkens especially wants to see an end to Trudeau-era affordable housing mandates from Ottawa that don’t serve his community.
“They were just hell-bent on putting forward this really left-principled version of what housing should be,” Drew says of the conditions imposed on cities under the $4-billion housing accelerator fund launched in 2023 by then federal Housing Minister Sean Fraser.
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