Justice Centre Litigation Manager Jay Cameron joins Karlene Nation to discuss cities handing out fines to Canadians for a host of supposed Covid infractions. Then, PM Trudeau wants the next Supreme Court judge to be bilingual. Advocates say mandatory bilingualism prevents qualified Black jurists from being appointed. Courtney Betty joins Karlene Nation to discuss this matter.

City of Mississauga Councillor Ron Starr is fed up with all the lockdowns. He joins Karlene Nation
on #MediaNation to discuss why Peel Region should be in the Red Zone -- NOT the Grey Zone.

Karlene Nation speaks to Anthony Furey from Post Media Net to discusses the shocking directive from Peel Public Health that children should be isolated, alone at home for 14 days, if they are exposed to covid 19 in school.

Ahmad Attia the new Chair of Peel Police Services Board joins Karlene Nation to discuss reforms to policing to address systemic racism and reduce police involvement in mental health calls.

Karlene Nation is joined by acclaimed broadcaster Richard Syrett is launching a new show
on Sauga 960 AM starting March 2nd 4 to 6 p.m. daily.. Later on Karlene discusses a report from cfib indicates that 7 in 10 small business owners have taken on a staggering amount of debt due to COVID-19. CFIB's Ryan Mallough discusses this with Also, What are the TOP FIVE trade skills that will be most in demand during the post-pandemic economic recovery? Karlene speaks to Ian Howcroft with Skills Ontario.

Karlene Nation speaks to GregMiziolek with Mississauga-based Becton, Dickinson and Co discusses the company's portable Covid-19 rapid test that gives you results in 15 mins. Christine Van Geyn with The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) won a major free speech victory in the challenge to the federal election censorship law.

Region of Peel Medical officer of health Dr. Lawrence Loh calling for Ontario to extend lockdown due to the increase of variant strains.  Small businesses want lockdown to end on February 22, 2021, Ontario Pharmacists Association is calling on the Ontario govt to allow pharmacy interns to take their final test in February to get their full license. Justin Bates joins Karlene Nation to discuss this matter further. Brad Butt from the Mississauga Board of Trade is calling for a property tax freeze to support Mississauga businesses.

Canada joins 57 other countries to condemn arbitrary detention as “two Michaels” remain in China’s detention. Karlene is joined by Margaret McCuaig-Johnston to discusses Oil & natural gas prices rise as freezing temperatures leave millions without power in Texas. Wind turbines installed to generate heat, have frozen solid. Dan McTeague says green energy will not keep us warm in the winter.

Karlene Nation speaks to Andrew Lawton to discuss Big Tech companies' censorship and tech giants trampling on our rights to free speech. Karlene later revisits a topic that she has spoken about in the past and speaks to Giselle Portenier about EndFGMCanada got the Prime Minister to acknowledge that FGM is a problem in Canada. Tony Elenis joins to discuss restaurant industry closures and getting back to the indoor dining. Lastly, Dani Stover joins to talk about de-stigmatizing periods and women should be referred to as "people who menstruate?"

Karlene Nation speaks to Andrew Murie on killer goes free, the Marco Muzzo case. Then Aaron Wudrick from Taxpayer.Com joins to discusses 100,000 Canadians who signed a petition to scrap expense funds for retired GGs. Lastly, Bill VanGorder with CARP discusses Title Thieves.

Ontario Minister Monte Mcnaughton announces a 115-million Skills Development Fund to support workers and apprentices in the skilled trades area. Ian Howcroft with Skills Ontario joins Karlene Nation on #MediaNation to discuss how this fund will help to get more people back to work.

Also Ryan Mallough with CFIB discusses the terrible toll on small businesses and the challenges they face when lockdown ends February 22nd.