Chapter 1 - More legal stunts out of the team behind President Donald Trump as he continues to refuse to concede last week's election.  Joining us to talk about that as well as a RECOUNT in the state of Georgia. 

Guest: Reggie Cecchini, Global News Washington Correspondent.

Chapter 2 - Overdose deaths continue to outpace deaths from COVID-19 and there are still tent cities in spite of efforts to house people evicted from parks in Vancouver and Victoria.  Victoria Mayor Lisa Helps co-wrote a piece in the Vancouver Sun calling on the province to move more quickly, saying they need help in months, not years. 

Guest: Lisa Helps, Victoria Mayor.

Chapter 3 - The Fraser Health Authority published some fascinating information the other day we should talk about.  They took three cases of COVID-19 from the community, and without identifying the individuals, they showed exactly how that one person started a chain reaction. 

Guest: Niki Reitmayer, CKNW Mornings contributor

Chapter 4 - The pandemic has forced a lot of people to rethink how they work and travel, and sometimes it’s an improvement. Some people love working from home!  So what if there’s changes in the community like that we could make?

Guest: Ian Gill, author and co-organizer

Chapter 5 - We’ve been talking a lot about the restrictions on socializing that were introduced on the weekend, but enhanced safety inspections at various workplaces are getting underway as well.  

Guest: Al Johnson, head of Prevention Services at WorkSafeBC.

Chapter 6 - Sony PS5 stock will be a nightmare with no in-store sales by design!

Guest: Mike Agerbo, host of Get Connected.

Chapter 7 - A new report suggests almost half of all Canadians intend to order food online at least once a week after the pandemic is over.

Chapter 8 - BC is dangerous in the summer months when hikers can get lost or trapped, but the winter is when things can get really nasty.  Dave Crompton survived an avalanche that killed a member of their party, and he’s partnered with the Association of Canadian Mountain Guides to raise awareness about backcountry survival. 

Guest: Dave Crompton, avalanche survivor.

Chapter 9 - We knew the pandemic would have a negative impact on kids but we’re finally getting a picture of what that looks like.

Guest: Jen Barican, Research Manager for the Children's Mental Health Research Quarterly.

Guest: Dr. Charlotte Waddell, Director of the Children’s Health Policy Centre in the Faculty of Health Sciences at SFU.

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The new orders are actually out now and there are a few things people need to know when it comes to people in their household and going back into the office.

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Chapter 1 - Remembrance Day ceremonies are going to look a little different this year thanks to the health measures that are in place because of COVID-19.

Guest: David Akin, Global News chief political correspondent.

Chapter 2 - New research from UBC indicates that while many people are struggling with stress and other mental health issues related to the pandemic, few are seeking out online resources for help.

Guest: Chris Richardson, Research Associate at the UBC School of Population

Chapter 3 - With the cold and dark of winter setting in while COVID-19 case numbers continue to rise, it is important to remain focused on mental health concerns. The Canadian Red Cross has funded a free pandemic parenting resource called the Family Care Kit. It includes games, activities, and discussion prompts to help parents connect with their kids during these stress times. 

Guest: Jena Sharma, learning and social development expert, Founder of the Calmversation

Chapter 4 - It’s only been in recent years that we’ve begun to recognize the diversity of the men and women who were part of the Canadian military.  We want to talk about a Remembrance Day ceremony that’s recognizing the contributions made by Japanese Canadians.

Guest:  Ken Iwaasa, Winnipeg doctor, grandson of Japanese WW2 veteran

Chapter 5 - Back in the early 20th century no one talked about the psychological impact of going to war, we didn’t even have the term PTSD until 1980.  Today we recognize the importance of treating mental health issues, and there are some very exciting things happening in that field.

Guest: Ryan D’arcy, neuroscientist and founder of HealthTech Connex. 

Guest: Trevor Greene, Retired Captain, wounded in Afghanistan.

Chapter 6 - Manitoba is the most recent province to introduce new COVID-19 protocols, banning social gatherings and closing non-critical businesses.  Gabrielle Marchand is the morning news anchor for Global News Winnipeg and she joins us to talk about what’s happening there.

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Making Cents of the Market:

Time for Making Cents of the Markets with Lori Pinkowski.  Lori Pinkowski is the Senior Vice President and Portfolio Manager at Canaccord Genuity. You can contact The Pinkowski Wealth Management team directly at 604-695-LORI or visit their website at Pinkowski.ca

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Premier Horgan reluctantly accepted the departure of Don Wright as BC’s top bureaucrat.

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