CHAPTER 1
🔥🔥 Hot question of the day 🔥🔥
With the news Italy has shutdown the country and areas in the United States have banned large scale public events,
It’s @jillreports’s 🔥 question of the day: Do you think the B.C. government should ban large public gatherings in order to reduce the spread of #COVID19?
Yes, be proactive!
No, that’s an overreaction!
CHAPTER 2
What are seniors care homes doing to prevent the spread of COVID-19
B.C. announced its first death in relation to COVID-19 yesterday, a resident of the Lynn Valley Care Centre. What are care homes doing to prevent further spread of the virus?
Guest: Daniel Fontaine
CEO, BC Care Providers Association
CHAPTER 3
Italy extends lockdown to entire country as new COVID-19 cases surge
The whole of Italy will be placed under lockdown until next month, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte announced on Monday, in an unprecedented and unexpected new attempt to beat coronavirus in Europe’s worst-affected country.
Guest: Eric Reguly
European Bureau Chief, Globe and Mail
CHAPTER 4
How big will the coronavirus epidemic be? An epidemiologist updates his concerns
How big will this epidemic be? How many people will it infect? How many people will die? The answers to these questions are not written in stone. They are partially within our control, assuming we are willing to take the responsibility to act with commitment, urgency and solidarity.
Guest: Maciej F Boni
Associate Professor of Biology, Pennsylvania State University
CHAPTER 5
Coronavirus can spread on public transit. Here’s what commuters need to know
Amid rising concerns over the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus in Canada, public health officials are reinforcing the importance of good hygiene — especially for frequent public transit users.
Guest: Meghan Collie
National Online Journalist, Smart Living & Entertainment, Global News
CHAPTER 6
Symptoms of COVID-19
We’re hearing various reports from those who have been infected with COVID-19 so how do you know if you’ve actually got the virus?
Guest: Jason Tetro
Host of the Super Awesome Science Show
Author of “The Germ Code” and “The Germ Files”
CHAPTER 7
Events around Metro Vancouver starting to be postponed because of COVID-19
Vancouver’s upcoming TED Conference has been postponed amid concerns about the novel coronavirus. The high-profile event was originally scheduled for April 20 to 24 but was pushed to July 20 to 26. It sparks questions about what the impact of the economy could be if more events are cancelled.
Guest: Bridgitte Anderson
Greater Vancouver Board of Trade
CHAPTER 8
B.C. university launches virtual tours amid growing COVID-19 fears
A B.C. Christian university is going virtual in a bid to keep its annual spring recruiting weekend on track amid growing COVID-19 fears.
Guest: Scott Fehrenbacher
Senior Vice-President | External Relations, Trinity Western University
CHAPTER 9
Changes to BC Securities Act coming into effect on March 27
Changes to the BC Securities Act that were introduced in the fall will officially be coming into effect on March 27.
Guest: Peter Brady
Executive Director at the BC Securities Commission
CHAPTER 10
No ethics rules broken by former top bureaucrat in SNC-Lavalin scandal: watchdog
The federal ethics commissioner says there is no reason to believe former Privy Council clerk Michael Wernick broke the conflict of interest law during the SNC-Lavalin affair.
Guest: Duff Conacher
Co-Founder Democracy Watch
CHAPTER 11
Vancouver’s 4/20 event still on for now, but discourage joint-sharing amid COVID-19 risk
The organizers of Vancouver’s 4/20 event are taking a wait-and-see approach amid the spread of COVID-19 in B.C.
Guest: Dana Larsen
Longtime 4/20 Organizer
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