Chapter 1: A group of Canadian business leaders and academics have banded together to present a comprehensive approach to Canada’s COVID-19 recovery. They’re calling it, appropriately, the Canadian Shield.
Guest: Robert Greenhill, Canadian business leader, former deputy minister, McGill University professor.
Chapter 2: It’s going to take another week to fully understand the impact of holiday gatherings when it comes to new cases of COVID-19, but new polling shows almost half of Canadians got together with family in the past couple of weeks.
Chapter 3: With outbreaks being reported at schools across the lower mainland, what can be done to help? What does the BCTF think about a 2 week school shutdown?
Guest: Teri Mooring, BCTF President.
Chapter 4: Canada is failing to administer our vaccine stock at the same pace as other developed nations, including the US and Israel. It’s not just a matter of supply, which is a whole other concern we also need to talk about, it’s a matter of how quickly the doses we have are being distributed.
Guest: Andre Picard, Globe and Mail health columnist.
Chapter 5: When you think about the most important book in history, you’d typically think of religious texts. But there’s an ongoing project right now that tracks down first edition copies of what might be the most significant SCIENTIFIC books to ever exist.
Guest: Mordechai Feingold, author and historian, member of the humanities and social sciences faculty at California Institute of Technology.
Chapter 6: New regulations around COVID testing will hit Canadian airports on Thursday, but there are still a lot of questions about how it will work.
Guest: Claire Newell, president of Travel Best Bets
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