Chapter 1: What’s happening in Ottawa around contact tracing apps and surveillance and privacy concerns?
Guest: Jeff Semple, Senior Correspondent for Global National News.
Chapter 2: The BC government plans to clear the backlog of 30,000 procedures postponed due to COVID-19 by hiring every graduating nurse this year..
Guest: Shelley Fraser, Associate Dean of Nursing at BCIT.
Chapter 3: Denmark is pushing forward to it’s second phase of COVID-19 recovery.
Guest: Shane Woodford, Freelancer in Denmark, former CKNW.
Chapter 4: The Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC is working here in the province to make sure the employees at manufacturing and food processing facilities are protected.
Guest: Lisa McGuire, CEO of the Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC
Chapter 5: If you’ve passed oppenheimer park in the past couple of days, it’s a remarkable thing to see. There’s construction fencing around the block and not a single tent. More than 250 park residents are now being housed in a mix of temporary hotel arrangements and permanent homes.
Guest: Shane Simpson, Minister of Social Development and Poverty Reduction.
Chapter 6: A 40 year old with cerebral palsy died alone in Peace Arch Hospital near the end of last month. This came just a week after Surrey South MLA Stephanie Cadieux wrote an op-ed about the gaps in care that COVID-19 was creating for vulnerable persons.
Guest: Stephanie Cadieux, Surrey South MLAs
Chapter 7: About a month ago we learned the iconic Bishop’s Restaurant in Kitsilano would be closing down this fall. After 35 years in business, the restaurant is a local landmark. So what’s happening now that restaurants everywhere have been scrambling to adapt to this new world with COVID-19?
Guest: John Bishop, owner of Bishop’s Restaurant in Kitsilano.