Vancouver-based psychiatrist and author Dr. Shimi Kang answers questions about kids’ screen time during the pandemic.

This week, the House of Commons passed a motion to label China's persecution of Uighurs and other Turkic Muslims a genocide. The motion also calls on the government to push the International Olympic Committee to move the 2022 Winter Olympics out of Beijing. Our question this week: Should Canada boycott the 2022 Winter Olympics?

While many Canadians struggled with mental health long before COVID-19, the pandemic has dealt a blow to many more. According to the Canadian Mental Health Association, 40 per cent of Canadians report that their mental health has deteriorated since last March. Nearly one-fifth of those surveyed have increased their substance use to cope. Our question: In terms of your mental health, how tough did it get during the pandemic? How are you getting through it?

Infectious disease expert Dr. Lynora Saxinger and virologist Dr. Samira Mubareka answer caller questions about the COVID-19 variants of concern.

Whether you rent, own, or live with parents, the pandemic is forcing change — who we live with and how we live. Our question this week: How has COVID-19 affected your housing situation? Do you feel financially secure?

Love in the time of COVID-19. Toronto-based couples and family therapist Carole Sandy answers questions about relationships during the pandemic in a special Valentine’s Day edition of Ask Me Anything.

The Canadian government has named the Proud Boys a terrorist group. Alexandra Stern, University of Michigan history and American culture professor and author of Proud Boys and the White Ethnostate, joins Checkup host Ian Hanomansing to take calls and questions.

Between virtual book clubs, extended family baking sessions, and so many awkward pauses in work meetings, video conferencing is rewiring how we connect with friends, family and co-workers. Our question this week: Has Zoom made your life better or worse? How has it changed your relationships?

With shipment delays, confusion over the number of doses in each vaccine vial and growing concerns about variant spread, questions about the government's strategy are emerging. Our question this week: What grade are you giving Canada's vaccine roll-out? Are you satisfied with your place in line?

Infectious diseases physician Dr. Zain Chagla, and University of British Columbia evolutionary biology professor Sally Otto, answer callers' questions about COVID-19 variants and vaccines.