All In A Day
with Alan Neal

Ottawa's new soccer team will hit the field at Lansdowne Park in 2014. They have a name, Ottawa Fury FC, and they'll be part of the North American Soccer League. And as of today, the team has its first head coach.

His name is Marc Dos Santos -- he's from Montreal, and a former coach of the Montreal Impact. But more recently, he's been coaching under-15 and under-20 teams in Brazil. That includes a stint at SE Palmeiras, one of the country's most successful soccer clubs - where he led the under-15 team to victory in the 2012 Brazilian Youth Championship. We reached Dos Santos in Sao Paulo.

Greening acknowledges cheers of Scotiabank crowd after defeating the Pittsburgh Penguins with a goal in double overtime in Game 3. (Chris Wattie/Reuters)

So far, Colin Greening is turning out to be the hero of the Senators series against the Pittsburgh Penguins series, but in his hometown of St. John's, Newfoundland, his friends from the hockey arena know him as "Baby G." In an effort to get to know #14 a little better, Giacomo Panico tracked down Greening's coach from his minor hockey days.

• Gaby Warren releases his debut jazz album tonight at the NAC 4th Stage at 7:30
• We spoke to John Wannop about athletic shoe traction -- he's one of the researchers behind the study "Footwear traction and lower extremity noncontact injury"
• Dr. Ian Colman is the lead researcher behind the CMAJ study on suicide contagion
• "Cedar and Bamboo", an evening exploring the links between First Nations and Chinese cultures in British Columbia, takes place tonight at the Centrepointe branch of the library, starting at 7:30 (it's part of Asian Heritage Month)
• Emily Daniels is the creator of the "otttrees" app, and Mark Laudon is the creator of the "Not in My Neighbourhood" app, and both are competing in the Apps4Ottawa contest

Music

Between 3 & 4:

• "Singing in the Shower Blues" by Gaby Warren, from the album Reflections of a Jazz Fanatic
• "Looking Back (Reflections)/Monk's Mood" by Thelonious Monk, performed by Gaby Warren, from the album Reflections of a Jazz Fanatic
• "Hill Country News" by Gordie Tentree, from the album North Country Heart

Between 4 & 5:

• "Beneath the Trees" by David Picco, from the album Saturday Night, Sunday Morning
• "Cheek to Cheek" by Bow Djangos, from the album Hot Swing & Gypsy Jazz

Between 5 & 6:

• "Rose Garden" by Shad, from the album TSOL
• "Two Step" by Bear Mountain, from the album XO

There's no questioning the impact of suicide on friends and family, and when the person involved is a youth, the loss is all the more devastating. Maybe less obvious, though, is the wider fallout -- what the loss of a classmate or a friend-of-a-friend can mean for a teen's own mental state.

According to a new study in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, young people who lose a schoolmate to suicide are up to five times more likely to consider or attempt it themselves. Dr. Ian Colman is the senior author of the report, and he joined us with the details.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper broke his silence on the senate expense claims scandal today. He addressed the Conservative caucus in a live media event before he left for Peru.
Harper stressed his disappointment with the conduct of his own office --  and he added he will take further steps in ensure accountability in the senate. Caucus members applauded at the end of the Prime Minister's address...While reporters hollered out questions. For more on this story we were joined by Elizabeth Thompson, senior writer for iPolitics.ca.

Gaby Warren is a self-described "jazz fanatic," one who has loved this music for decades and supports the Ottawa scene. Now, at the age of 76, he has decided to try and make this music himself. On the eve of his CD release party, Gaby joined us in studio.