Good morning, Ottawa. Here is a look at the top stories making headlines this Monday, April 27.
Raising Arizona: How a Lack of Autism Services Brought One Family's Life Crashing Down
Four-year-old Arizona has autism. Her family was managing until the inability to secure a full-time educational assistant forced them into a shelter. The story highlights the severe gaps in autism support services in the region.
Senators GM Steve Staios Shuts Down Talk Regarding Brady Tkachuk Trade Speculation
Speculation about a potential trade of captain Brady Tkachuk has intensified since the Ottawa Senators were eliminated from the playoffs by the Carolina Hurricanes. However, general manager Steve Staios has firmly dismissed such rumors, stating the team has no intention of moving their star player.
Blackburn Hamlet Chapel to Find New Home — Unless Parishioners Can Find Way to Save It
The francophone chapel in Blackburn Hamlet is facing closure or relocation after its lease ends on April 30 with no renewal option. Parishioners are scrambling to find a way to preserve the historic place of worship.
Can Public Servants Have Side Hustles?
A public servant has inquired whether promoting a newly published book would violate conflict of interest rules. The question opens a broader discussion on the limits of outside work for government employees.
When the Doctor-Patient Relationship Also Includes Dr. Artificial Intelligence
Ottawa family physician Dr. Mark Nassim embraces AI as a tool to enhance discussions with patients, acknowledging its growing role in modern medicine while maintaining the human touch.
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