The Ottawa Senators say they won't give up easily in their battle against Montreal
The Sens have lost 3 close games to the Canadiens, but now must win 4-in-a-row if they are to advance.
They say they will approach that steep hill just as they faced the challenge of making the playoffs

Ottawa Senators reflect on the steep hill ahead of them

Hoffman scores, Fans inside Canadian Tire Centre cheer.
Sounds like a tornado!


Crowd reaction to Hoffman's goal

A little lesson in adjectives for the Captain of the Ottawa Senators
The word in Swedish is "Energisk"

Karlsson searches for the word to describe Hoffman:  [energetic]

The Ottawa Senators face the Canadiens again tonight, and hope to climb further out of the hole they dug themselves last week.
 The Sens are down 3-1 in the best-of-seven series.
All the games have close, but on Wednesday, the Sens finally found a way to beat the Canadiens.
With Game 5 in Montreal tonight, Stu Mills spoke to people there to find out if they think momentum might be shifting in the Sens' favour.


Word on the Street: The Montreal-Ottawa series

Wakefield, 11pm. Coyote?

It's always a pleasure interviewing Vernon, BC's Curtis Lazar, who turned the grand old age of 20, two months ago.  
Politics, anyone?


Curtis Lazar: hockey player and clip machine

Barrhaven residents and their city councillor are trying to find way to get a break from rail underpass construction noise and the 16-times daily whistling of the trains.
Dynamite, warning horns and train whistles create a cacophony for residents along Greenbank Rd.

A phone interview from Wednesday May 13 with Jan Harder

Barrhaven Councillor Jan Harder seeks respite from rail underpass noise

Jack is a current Grade 12 council rep at Nepean High School. He came outside today and gave me his thoughts on the disqualification of Jimmy Wang from "stud-co" (Student's Council).  It was a pleasure meeting him. 

Jack MacDonald, Grade 12 Council Rep explains #FreeJimmy

Suneeta Millington takes me on a walk along Laurier Ave to describe her idea for #Canada150 - a walking museum through some of the Sandy Hill addresses where Canadian History-makers lived-
"Prime Ministers’ Row honours the institution of Prime Minister and its function in Canadian society, celebrates the individuals who have held this position and their role in the creation of our national story, and commemorates the legacy that each Prime Minister has left the country."
http://pmr-apm.ca/

Prime Ministers' Row

The Ugandan freestyle kayaking team is settling back down to earth and preparing for Sunday's competition after a whirlwind trip to Ottawa they thought wasn't possible.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/ugandan-kayak-team-prepares-for-competition-after-stressful-journey-to-canada-1.3206152