Colton Praill is filling in for Kristy Cameron today. Elected officials and local residents are receiving an update on LRT Stage 2. This comes after an update in August showcased a 12-month launch delay. We get the latest from CTV Ottawa’s Leah Larocque. In Hour 2, rumours suggest that the new face of Twitter could be mulling over a blue-check fee. For the price of $20 per month, if you are Twitter-verified, that blue check mark can stay next to your Twitter handle. Would you pay that price? Meantime, a legal expert is calling out the Doug Ford government on its use of the Notwithstanding Clause against CUPE education workers. He says it’s a ‘Pandora’s box’. Plus, a new survey says the average Canadian credit card balance reached a new high in September. More than half of surveyed Canadians are worried about paying their bills. We discover why Bill C-22 could be a ‘life-saver’ in the midst of a potential recession. And finally, we sift through your texts and emails during today’s Question of the Day.