Host Karlene Nation is joined by Lorrie Goldstein and Lauren Gardner to discuss Trudeau's bid for the UN Security Council seat.

Generic medications account for 76% of pharmaceutical drugs in Canada. Covid-19 created challenges for the industry. Generic manufacturers are calling for changes to strengthen supply of medications. Karlene speaks to Jim Keon from The Canadian Generic Pharmaceutical Association.

Later on David Wojcik joins from Mississauga Board of Trade to talk Mississauga Businesses closed due to COVID-19 and Mississauga has not moved to Stage 2 due to Hot Spot in being Peel Region.

Covid-19 pandemic grounded the wheels of justice to a halt in Ontario. Courthouses were shut down and trials put on hold. When the court system reopens, it's going to be different.
Karlene Nation discusses this with criminal lawyer Ari Goldkind.

After days of protesting against anti-black racism and systemic racism, where do we go from here? Can this call to action be channeled to secure lasting political political change. Karlene Nation speaks to Kevin Yarde discussing what comes next after protests in Toronto, Montreal and Peel, #BLM calling for an end to anti-Black racism, calling for changes to how police interact with Black & racialized people.

Why is Justin Trudeau aggressively pursuing seat on U.N. Sec. Council. He is spending millions tax $ to secure votes from foreign leaders for his bid. Karlene discuss this with J.J. McCullough Columnist

Karlene Nation speaks to David Lepofsky about E-Scooters dangering individuals with disabilities.
David wants Ottawa city council to roll back plans to allow E-Scooters in the nation's capital.

Karlene nation speaks to Garley Flex to discuss the initiatives to put Black, Indigenous youth on path to success and how to keep youth from gun and gang violence. Farley Flex is a Community Leader, Media Executive and a Social Activist.

Later on the show, Jacqueline Edwards, President of Association of Black Law Enforcers, joins Karlene to discuss the changes need to be made in how police interact with Black Communities and what ABLE is doing to address issue.

Blacklock's Reporter breaks news stories. Trudeau govt failure to stock up on PPE costing Canadians 1.8 Billion. Also, Govt lost track of 20,000 infrastructure projects after investing billions. Blacklock’s manager Tom Korski Joins Karlene Nation.

Later on the show, June 6th marks 76th anniversary of D-Day, June 6th 1944, the battle of Normandy #WW2 Canada, a full partner in the success of the Allied landings in Normandy.
Dana Mckiel talks to Karlene Nation about his family's involvement in this historic battle.

People in the U.S. & Canada protesting the killing of #GeorgeFloyd called for an end to anti-black racism. We discuss what anti-black racism means in the lives of Black Canadians with Andrea Davis from York University.

Later on the show, June of 1984 was a watershed period in history for #Sikhs in India, Canada and around the world on #MediaNation discuss this tragic period in Sikh history with journalist Sukminder Singh Hansra.

What started out as peaceful protests against the killing of George Floyd by a white police officer, descended into orgy of looting & violence. Fingers were pointed at thugs w/ the shadowy group Antifa. President Trump says he will declare Antifa a terrorist organization. Prof. Kent Roach from University of Toronto joins Karlene Nation on Media Nation