CBC Ottawa news quiz for the week of May 11

As part of its 150th anniversary celebrations, the town of Chelsea, Que., is choosing an official name for what its residents should be called. Which of the following is currently NOT on the list of names up for consideration?

According to a news release this week from police in Kingston, Ont., what item with "significant sacred value" was stolen from a downtown building last month?

Ryan Wright is vowing to rebuild after a kitchen fire last month caused extensive damage to WHICH local curling club?

What new position is Paul LaPolice, former head coach of the Ottawa Redblacks, taking on?

Which Ottawa councillor wants the city to reverse its plan for the proposed Tewin suburb and hopes it will become a campaign issue in the Osgoode ward byelection?

Ottawa-Cornwall Archbishop Marcel Damphousse told CBC he felt that Robert Prevost's talk of a "missionary church" upon his election Thursday as the new Pope Leo XIV was particularly resonant. In which country did the U.S.-born Prevost spend several decades performing missionary work?

Robert Haslett told CBC he's considering taking legal action against the City of Ottawa, even though it would prove more costly than simply acceding to the city's wishes. What does the city want the Hintonburg homeowner to do?

Sandrine Pechels de Saint Sardos says that while she's not panicking over U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to impose tariffs on her industry, she would like more details. What did Trump threaten with 100 per cent tariffs in a social media post last Sunday?

Rob Samulack is one of several residents renewing calls for upgrades to one Smyth Road intersection after WHAT happened there in late April?

What does the University of Ottawa plan do for students from the Algonquin Anishinàbeg Nation, starting in the fall 2025 semester?