Hour 2 of Ottawa Now for Mon. June 23rd, 2025
June 23, 2025
Canada’s Capital has officially set an all-time weather record, as today marks the hottest June 23rd in our city’s existence. And if you are an A/C company, chances are you’re getting your money’s worth. Tim Suitter, who owns Capital City Heating and Cooling, drops by to discuss his overflowing list of requests. We also turn back time to last Thursday’s storm, as cleanup efforts continue in various areas of the National Capital Region. Joining us with a broader analysis of the situation is Dr. Connell Miller, who is the Acting Director of the Northern Tornadoes Project.
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