On Tuesday, the Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU) reported 38 new cases of COVID-19 Tuesday, the highest daily count since the pandemic began in March, and three new deaths.
Guest: Dr. Christopher Mackie, Chief Medical Officer, London-Middlesex
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The debt carried by Canadian households has hit the $2 trillion mark for the first time, driven up by rapidly rising mortgage balances, credit rating agency Equifax said in a report released Monday.
ALSO: One of the many announcements in Monday’s fiscal update was a work-from-home personal tax deduction of up to $400 for employees who have incurred “modest expenses” in 2020 due to remote working.
Guest: Rubina Amhed-Haq, Global financial expert
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Premier Doug Ford's Progressive Conservative party has received at least $30,833 in donations from lobbyists hired by the private nursing home industry, a HuffPost Canada analysis has found.
Guest: Dr. Vivian Stamatopoulos, professor at Ontario Tech University and long-term care advocate
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One of the most upsetting losses of the pandemic has been an eight-month delay in improving reading ability in children in Grades 1 to 3. In retrospect it seems obvious that this was likely to happen, but what a loss. Many children, I would say, leave kindergarten already knowing how to read. But between then and Grade 3, they don’t just absorb the basics and improve their skills, they become able to read to learn.
Guest: Kristin Rushowy, Queen's Park Bureau Chief for the Toronto Star
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