CBC Ottawa news quiz for the week of May 5

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What is Carleton University PhD candidate Shahad Abdulmawjood conducting a test on in this photo? The test is being hailed by some in the industry as a way to prevent large-scale waste each year.

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More than 100 people attended this meeting in Orléans Monday night, the first public meeting held since a design proposal for WHICH of the following came out?

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Sumayya Kheireddine is one of the organizers of a pro-Palestinian protest that's seen about two dozen tents erected WHERE in Ottawa?

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This MacLaren Street structure, seen here under construction in 2022, was destroyed by a fire Wednesday morning. What was it home to?

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"They are very excited to have their _________ because it has been many years." What two words — spoken by Carleton Place's Shannon Maitland ahead of a major policy shift that came into effect Wednesday — go in that blank?

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Members of the federal Conservatives and Bloc Québécois called on Hull–Aylmer MP Greg Fergus to resign as Speaker after he ejected Pierre Poilievre from the House of Commons for calling the prime minister WHAT?

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This photo shows people breaking ground in downtown Ottawa Wednesday on a new monument that will be called "Thunderhead." Which group is the monument designed to recognize?

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Several observers have noticed a budding friendship between Mayor Mark Sutcliffe and Premier Doug Ford, who visited Ottawa on Wednesday for the third time this spring. Sutcliffe's gifts to Ford over the past three meetings have included a sports jersey, a welcome mat and WHAT other gift, redacted from this photo?

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Jonathan Crone is lamenting the closure of an Ottawa charity that's shut its doors after nine years in operation. What did that charity do?

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Manja Bastian, co-owner of Green Corners Farm, says they lost about 500,000 tulips — and they're also out about $200,000 — after this year's crop was devastated by a fungal disease known as WHAT?

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CBC Ottawa news quiz for the week of May 5

What is Carleton University PhD candidate Shahad Abdulmawjood conducting a test on in this photo? The test is being hailed by some in the industry as a way to prevent large-scale waste each year.

More than 100 people attended this meeting in Orléans Monday night, the first public meeting held since a design proposal for WHICH of the following came out?

Sumayya Kheireddine is one of the organizers of a pro-Palestinian protest that's seen about two dozen tents erected WHERE in Ottawa?

This MacLaren Street structure, seen here under construction in 2022, was destroyed by a fire Wednesday morning. What was it home to?

"They are very excited to have their _________ because it has been many years." What two words — spoken by Carleton Place's Shannon Maitland ahead of a major policy shift that came into effect Wednesday — go in that blank?

Members of the federal Conservatives and Bloc Québécois called on Hull–Aylmer MP Greg Fergus to resign as Speaker after he ejected Pierre Poilievre from the House of Commons for calling the prime minister WHAT?

This photo shows people breaking ground in downtown Ottawa Wednesday on a new monument that will be called "Thunderhead." Which group is the monument designed to recognize?

Jonathan Crone is lamenting the closure of an Ottawa charity that's shut its doors after nine years in operation. What did that charity do?

Manja Bastian, co-owner of Green Corners Farm, says they lost about 500,000 tulips — and they're also out about $200,000 — after this year's crop was devastated by a fungal disease known as WHAT?