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September 01, 2020 Back-to-school blame, Adele's appropriation or appreciation?
#AlansAngle today explains why the government and the school unions are pointing the blame at each other. Alan takes your calls on the province versus unions.
Writer Bee Quammie shares her thoughts on Adele's latest style and whether it's appropriation or appreciation.
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33 min
August 31, 2020 To topple or not to topple statues, police body cameras, at-home covid tests
Political commentator Lisa Kirbie and Senator Linda Frum join Alan to discuss whether Sir John A. MacDonald's statue should have been toppled over the weekend in Montreal. Lawyer Caryma Sa'd joins Alan to speak on police body cameras and infectious disease specialist Sumon Chakrabarty discusses whether we need at-home covid tests, contrary to Health Canada's non-approval.
34 min
August 31, 2020 To topple or not to topple statues, police body cameras, at-home covid tests
Political commentator Lisa Kirbie and Senator Linda Frum join Alan to discuss whether Sir John A. MacDonald's statue should have been toppled over the weekend in Montreal. Lawyer Caryma Sa'd joins Alan to speak on police body cameras and infectious disease specialist Sumon Chakrabarty discusses whether we need at-home covid tests, contrary to Health Canada's non-approval.
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31 min
August 28, 2020 Today's Show: Why is there a lumber shortage in Canada? Will Tenet tank as the first blockbuster back in theatres?
Host Alan Carter is joined by Liz Kovach, president of the Western Lumber Association, and pop culture and film expert Vicky Sparks.
19 min
August 28, 2020 Today's Show: Why is there a lumber shortage in Canada? Will Tenet tank as the first blockbuster back in theatres?
Host Alan Carter is joined by Liz Kovach, president of the Western Lumber Association, and pop culture and film expert Vicky Sparks.
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18 min
August 27, 2020 Today's Show: Will professional athletes create change with this week's boycotts?
Host Alan Carter is joined by Body Break host and wellness ambassador Hal Johnson, and 640 host Greg Brady to discuss boycott's in professional sports this week in light of an unarmed black Wisconsin man, Jacob Blake, was shot multiple times in the back by a police officer.
21 min
August 27, 2020 Today's Show: Will professional athletes create change with this week's boycotts?
Host Alan Carter is joined by Body Break host and wellness ambassador Hal Johnson, and 640 host Greg Brady to discuss boycott's in professional sports this week in light of an unarmed black Wisconsin man, Jacob Blake, was shot multiple times in the back by a police officer.
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20 min
August 26, 2020 $2 billion in back-to-school funding, PPE concerns in schools, Jacob Blake
On today's show, the government has announced $2 billion dollars in funding for back-to-school and Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath shares her thoughts.
44 min
August 26, 2020 $2 billion in back-to-school funding, PPE concerns in schools, Jacob Blake
On today's show, the government has announced $2 billion dollars in funding for back-to-school and Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath shares her thoughts.
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40 min
August 25, 2020 O'Toole's first press conference, bus driver concerns, ppe in schools
Erin O'Toole gives his first press conference as Conservative leader. Durham bus driver Michelle Lavallee discusses her concerns with back-to-school. Jerry Falwell Jr. likes to watch! OSSTF President Harvey Bischof speaks with Alan about parents who are fundraising for PPE in their children's schools.
43 min