The Ottawa Citizen’s daily talk at 5 p.m


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It’s Monday, June 1. Here are the top stories the Ottawa Citizen newsroom is covering today.

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TWO STABBED, ONE IN CRITICAL CONDITION, MOONEY BAY ‘CHANGES’.

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Paramedics received calls reporting ‘hundreds’ of people at the scene.

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Debbie Staples.
Debbie Staples struggled with rehabilitation in 2024, but the odds are she may be homeless with nowhere to go. Photo by BRUCE DEACHMAN /POSTMEDIA

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DEACHMAN: OTTAWA HAS A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO HELP THE OLDER.

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Lack of choice is keeping some seniors in their homes too long, forcing others out too soon.

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Canadian Army
Defense planners say feelings of patriotism and national pride “are perceived differently across the country and across generations.” Photo by Pte. Robert Kingerski /DND

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PATRIOTISM WILL DISCHARGE AUCTIONEERS FROM MOBILIZATION ARMY, MILITARY REPORT SAYS.

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The goal is to create a new 300,000 man reserve force to be used in national emergencies.

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OC Transpo GM Rick Leary speaks with Postmedia during an interview at OC Transpo headquarters. Leary wants to improve the city's transit reliability to bring back riders.
OC Transpo GM Rick Leary. Photo by TONY CALDWELL /POSTMEDIA

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LOYALTY IS A PROMISE FROM THE NEW BOSS OF OC TRANSPO

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Rick Leary said he wants to “change the narrative” around Ottawa transit after several difficult years.

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Mark Cloutier, left, a heart attack survivor, thanks Jonathan Blakey and several others for helping to save his life.
Mark Cloutier, left, thanks Jonathan Blakey and several others for helping save his life after falling on the ice at the Walter Baker Sports Center. Photo by Ashley Fraser /Postal media

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HIS HEART STOPPED FOR 17 MINUTES ON THE FIELD. HOW THE CPR REFRESHER COURSE HELPED SAVE HIS LIFE

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Mark Cloutier says he could not have survived without the help of those who administered CPR

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