According to new data from Ottawa Police, more than 1,200 vehicles have been stolen in the city so far this year. And 21 days into November, 85 cars have been stolen. We sift through the staggering numbers with Barrhaven West councillor David Hill in Hour 2. Last week, a new survey found that 1-in-3 Canadian drivers are less likely to buy winter tires. It’s a decision that, once again, comes down to money. Should Ontario take a page out of Quebec’s playbook and make these purchases mandatory? And if they do, should the Ford government fork over most of the money? Kristy Cameron tackles today’s Question of the Day. Plus, the Ottawa Airport Authority plans to move ahead with its plan to clearcut nearly 10 acres of forest along Hunt Club Road. Residents in the area were not happy then, and they are certainly not happy today. And finally, the long-awaited Fall Fiscal Update has been released by the Trudeau Liberals. What do all the numbers mean, and where does it leave Canada as 2024 approaches?