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Super Bowl LV kicks off on Sunday at 6:30 p.m ET, with the Kansas City Chiefs looking to defend their title against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Bucs quarterback Tom Brady will be seeking his seventh ring -- and first outside of New England -- while Patrick Mahomes will be trying to earn his second in three seasons as the Chiefs' starting QB. Sunday will mark the first Super Bowl between starting QBs who have previously won a Super Bowl and an MVP award.

GUEST:  Greg Brady, Longtime radio host, and host of the Greg Brady Show 6-9am on Saturdays on 640 Toronto

Trudeau government passes decision on participation in Beijing Games to Canada's Olympic Committee.

Canada’s Olympic organizers will warn athletes to watch what they say in China next year, out of fear of a national security law in Hong Kong that has been used to arrest Beijing’s critics.

GUEST: Bruce Arthur, Columnist for The Toronto Star

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Canadian officials confirmed Thursday that fewer doses of Moderna’s covid-19 vaccine will arrive later this month, but said they don’t know why the company has again reduced its shipments.

Just days ago, Moderna gave Canada yet another vaccine headache, joining Pfizer. The Public Health Agency of Canada revealed the drugmaker would only send about 78 per cent of Canada’s expected allotment of vaccines during the first week of February. That’s about 180,000 doses instead of 230,400.

ALSO: Canada could have a significant increase in doses of its Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine just as the next shipment from Moderna is thrown into doubt.

A document prepared by the Public Health Agency of Canada last week and obtained by The Globe and Mail on Wednesday shows the government expects another disruption in shipments from Moderna on top of a 22-per-cent cut to this week’s delivery.

GUEST: Abigail Bimman, Ottawa Correspondent for Global National

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford says that there could be an announcement next week regarding the eventual reopening of the economy.

Ford made the comment as he toured a new COVID-19 testing facility at Pearson International Airport on Wednesday afternoon.

It comes on the heels of Quebec Premier Francois Legault announcing that non-essential stores, personal care salons and museums across the province will be permitted to reopen next week

ALSO: COVID-19 restrictions have spurred an online movement of Canadian small business owners planning to reopen their doors on Feb. 11 in defiance of provincial lockdown orders.

As of Thursday evening, the website for the protest, organized by a group called “We Are All Essential,” has a list of 126 businesses from British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec who have purportedly vowed to open their doors on Feb. 11.

GUEST: Rocco Rossi, President and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce

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The federal Conservatives are calling for a special House of Commons committee devoted to Canada-U.S. relations.

They’ll advance the idea during a debate in the House of Commons today devoted to Opposition business.

GUEST: Laura Babcock. President, PowerGroup