All in a Day

Senator Mike Duffy is speaking for the first time at his own fraud trial. Alan spoke with David Reevely, an Ottawa Citizen columnist who's been covering the trial.

CBC Ottawa is looking at the preparations in Ottawa to welcome refugees. As part of this series, All in a Day visits the local Muslim Coordinating Council, which is stockpiling much-needed furniture and supplies.

She spent 27 years on the air. But Carol Anne Meehan was laid off from her anchor position at CTV without a chance to say goodbye. She joined All in a Day to talk about what the experience, and reaction by supporters, has been like.

The recent Great Lake Swimmers album has all kinds of cold references, fitting for an album that was recorded in unusual places, like a cave. Leader Tony Dekker spoke to All in a Day about the recording.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is taking heat for having taxpayer-funded child care. But the nanny who cared for him and his brothers when his dad was PM called us to defend that expense.

There have been 11 shootings in the past three weeks, and police chief Charles Bordeleau is trying to tackle the problem by temporarily assigning more officers to the guns and gangs unit. He joined All in a Day with more on his strategy.

Bryan Cranston stars in the new film that explores the blacklist period of the McCarthy era. All in a Day's film critic, Robert Fontaine, has a review.

On Saturday, Habiba Ali returns to the stage with her new play An Immigrant's Tale: It's Not Eassssy. Ali and Ayan Yusuf, the actor and mental health advocate who inspired the play, dropped by the All in a Day studio.

You might remember that painting of Stephen Harper, reclining nude, that made headlines in 2012. The until-now-anonymous owner, a retired public servant, has now put it up for sale, and All in a Day found out why.

The cancellation of a yoga program at the University of Ottawa is making headlines around the world. We talk to Sheena Zain, a member of Ottawa's South Asian community, about why concerns around cultural appropriation were valid.

Scottish crime writer joined All in a Day's Alan Neal for a lunchtime chat, where they analysed his famous character Rebus, and more.

Sen is the only family-owned restaurant in the Lansdowne complex. All in a Day visited the family the runs it, to find out how to make bahn xeo.

Alan Neal spoke with Margaret Atwood about topics from Marilyn Monroe to sexbots. She was in Ottawa to talk about her latest book The Heart Goes Last.

The City of Ottawa budget is worth $3 billion. And this year, it's facing a shortfall of $36 million. So how will the city balance the books while keeping to its promise of hiking property tax only 2%?

A popular restaurant in Little Italy is spilling its kitchen secrets in a new cookbook. Stoneface Dolly shares its jerk chicken recipe.