CBC Ottawa news quiz for the week of Sept. 10

A visit to the Canadian Museum of Nature.

Parking passes for lots in Gatineau Park.

Memberships to city-run aquatics programs.

Art workshops put on by Carleton University.

Caroline Mulroney.

Paul Calandra.

Goldie Ghamari.

Stan Cho.

Mushrooms had sprouted in her bedroom.

Raccoons had broken in through the window and caused a huge mess.

Her bathtub had fallen through the floor into the unit below.

Her cat had suffered a seizure due to toxic fumes.

Their elementary school to reopen.

The speed limit on a local highway to be reduced.

The cancellation of a proposed quarry project.

More investments in high-speed rural internet.

That none of the victims were the intended targets.

That a third person from Ottawa had died in hospital.

That one of the suspects had been arrested in Ohio.

That the gun used in the killings had been recovered from the Rideau Canal.

Go dancing.

See a movie at a drive-in.

Take the bus to Montreal.

Hike through the Gatineau hills.

Blackburn Hamlet.

Dunrobin.

Findlay Creek.

Navan.

A new discounted fare for part-time commuters was launched.

Riders were given the ability to swipe credit cards on buses and at all LRT stations.

All express bus routes introduced during the summer LRT shutdown were ended.

The first 100 riders each day will now get OC Transpo owl mascot bobbleheads.

Blast their horns if police rolled in.

Descend on Ottawa from all parts of Canada.

Play loud music and party into the night.

Take over the Parliament Hill lawn and occupy Centre Block.

A woman gave birth outdoors alone.

An elderly man died while camping on the grounds of city hall.

A shelter worker had bear spray used on them.

Thirteen people at one shelter overdosed on fentanyl in one night.