All in a Day

Patti LaBoucane-Benson's graphic novel The Outside Circle is part of the Ottawa Public Library's online book club. All in a Day speaks to the author about her tale of an indigenous boy's difficult life.

Rising pop songwriter Scott Helman joins All in a Day to talk his new album.

As Ottawa Fringe gets underway, three productions with sci-fi themes talk about everything from iphone-using raccoons to Dr. Who obsessions.

A new musical at the NAC looks at the story of one Oji-Cree family's experiences in the residential school system. Creator and director Corey Payette chats about the project.

The union representing local paramedics and dispatches responds to provincial changes to the emergency services systems, including concerns about firefighters treating some patients.

We talk to Oh Susanna about her nostalgic new album, "A Girl In Teen City," ahead of her show at tonight's North Of Princess Studio showcase over at St Margaret's Hall on Wolfe Island.

Big-wheeled destruction is the name of the game at the Monster Spectacular this weekend. We talk to a local A-T-V racer who'll be putting on a show for the crowd and a world champion monster truck driver from Maryland.

A 15 dollar-an-hour minimum wage has some local business owners worried...but a human rights activist says it's about time.

Ontario has just announced that minimum wage will rise to $15 by 2019. Bridgehead coffee shops president/CEO Tracey Clark speaks about the impact on small businesses.

Cumberland long-track speedskater Vincent de Haitre, coming off a season where he broke a Cdn record, now has to focus on both training and fundraising for the Olympics.

All in a Day's political panel, Julie van Dusen and Kristy Kirkup, analyze the week in politics, including this weekend's Conservative leadership vote.

How are young Conservative voting in this weekend's leadership election? We spoke to 3 voters supporting Raitt, Bernier and Leitch.

They've turned their classroom into a greenhouse... AND a business incubator. Student entrepreneurs at Fisher Park/Summit Alternative School have been growing basil to turn into pesto... all to support the Parkdale Food Centre. And they've got a recipe.

Legal Aid Ontario is considering drastic cuts to refugee and immigration services as demand balloons. We got reaction from law professor Jamie Liew.

A Tofino artist makes art of the plastic debris that washes up on beaches, and he's built a new piece here in Ottawa.