All in a Day

The NDP, Liberal and PC candidates for the Ontario riding of Nepean answer a constituent's question about tuition and education.

This evening, some old concert posters will have another chance at life, and Irene's Pub will be their home for the month. The illustrator who has created them tells us about the path that has led him to put on an exhibition of his gig posters.

Andrew Alexander, the man behind Second City Theatre, and SCTV, chats with us before he gets a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Governor General's Performing Arts Awards.

We hear about how the Ottawa Hospital and Ottawa Victim Services mapped out which neighbourhoods have clusters of sexual and domestic assault cases.

A musical opens at Centrepointe Theatre this weekend. And the costumes include everything from speedos, wetsuits and even a wedding dress. We get a preview of Mamma Mia.

An online exhibition is telling some lesser known stories about French Canadian contribution to Ottawa's history. A University of Ottawa professor emeritus who led that project tells us about why it's significant.

As we head into the home stretch of the Ontario election campaign, our first time weigh on how the party leaders performed in last night's televised debate.

Donald Trump is threatening steep new tariffs on car and truck imports as a way to protect national security. Is this just a pressure tactic to get a better deal on NAFTA - or a real threat to Canada's auto sector? Our political panel weighs in.

Candidates running in Kanata-Carleton answer your concerns about hydro rates on 'CBC Street Talk' this afternoon.

A former IBM engineer received the Governor General's Innovation Award today for developing cutting edge technologies that let disabled kids communicate with their parents -- or play his Virtual Music Instrument.

Artificial intelligence is set to change the world. But how is it impacting Canadian agriculture? We hear from a University of Ottawa professor who has been studying controversial technology in that sector for the past decade.

Ottawa singer-songwriter, Claude Munson, is releasing his long-awaited second album with a show at the National Arts Centre's Fourth Stage tomorrow. He chats and plays some of the tunes in The Silence Came After.

Fragile and floating are two apt words to describe the spectacle an Eastern Ontario artist is planning to pull off in Murano, Italy this weekend. We get the details about her Glass Fashion Show.

The Can-Am baseball league has made changes to the game to pick up the pace. The commissioner of the league joins us ahead of the Ottawa Champions' season opener.

What would you do to improve child care in Ontario? Candidates running in Ottawa-Centre take on that CBC Street Talk question this afternoon.