Jason Kindrachuk, a virologist and Canada Research Chair at the University of Manitoba, answers callers’ questions about third doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, and vaccinating children aged five to 11.

For many Canadians, replying to emails after the work day ends is seemingly part of the job. But with the introduction of a "right to disconnect" bill, the Ontario government says it wants to change that. Our question this week: Do you have the right to disconnect after work? How do you avoid work creep?

It's been three years since the federal government legalized cannabis for recreational use, making Canada the first G20 country to do so. Our question this week: Was legalizing cannabis a good idea? How has it affected your life?

Employers say there's a labour shortage — that they can't find the workers they need. But is that really the full story of what's going on in Canada's labour market right now? In our Ask Me Anything, economist Armine Yalnizyan answers callers’ questions.

Canadian health-care workers are facing vaccination deadlines in almost every province — and those who don't get vaccinated risk suspension and even losing their jobs.

Our question this week: Is it fair to fire health-care workers who refuse to get vaccinated? Should vaccination be required where you work?

The United States is set to reopen its borders to fully vaccinated travellers by air, land or passenger ferry starting Nov. 8. In this week's AMA segment, Prof. Kelley Lee answers your questions about the U.S. border reopening.

It's been one year since Canadians made alternative Thanksgiving plans with friends and family thanks to the pandemic.

Since then, Canada has gone through several waves of COVID-19 cases, restrictions have eased in many parts of the country, and vaccines became widely available.

Our question this week: What has changed? What are you thankful for?

Thanksgiving can be a tricky time at the best of times — and a pandemic adds all kinds of additional anxieties. In this week's AMA segment, psychiatrist Dr. Jackie Kinley answers your questions about Thanksgiving and anxiety.

It's been more than 18 months since the COVID-19 pandemic was declared. While restrictions and lockdowns have eased, the virus continues to rage in several parts of Canada.

Our question this week: What's the source of your COVID-19 anxiety now? Has it changed? How are you coping with it?

On the heels of the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation — and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's apology for not following up on an invite to spend the day with a First Nation in B.C. — Cowessess First Nation Chief Cadmus Delorme discusses reconciliation with Indigenous peoples, and answers questions from callers.