The Mayor of Kamloops joins me to talk about a new COVID-19 task force and tax rates. President of the BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association Mike Larsen talks tracing apps and the privacy issues that come with them. And it's time for a new edition of That's Whack Wednesday where I talk about how the word 'normal' should no longer be used during this pandemic. 

The Mayor of Kamloops joins me to talk about a new COVID-19 task force and tax rates. 

President of the BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association Mike Larsen talks tracing apps and the privacy issues that come with them. 

ON today's show, the Chair of the Kamloops-Thompson School board talks budget for the upcoming year, learning from home, Foundation Skills Assessments and plans for graduation ceremonies. BC Senior Advocate Isobel MacKenzie joins me to talk about increased funding for Family Caregivers and the President of the BC Federation of Labour talks about the National Day of Mourning.

The Chair of the Kamloops-Thompson School board talks budget for the upcoming year, learning from home, Foundation Skills Assessments and plans for graduation ceremonies.  

The President of the BC Federation of Labour talks about the National Day of Mourning. 

On today's show I talk tree planting with Ben Parfitt who is with the Canadian Centre for policy Alternatives. Acumen Law's Kyla Lee joins me to talk ICBC waiving cancellation fees, how to speed up some court proceedings once things start to reopen and we talk about a new YouTube series, Kyla's Court. And Dave Korzinski with Angus Reid talks about a new survey to find out just how well Canadians are handling this pandemic when it comes to their mental health. 

Acumen Law's Kyla Lee talks ICBC waiving cancellation fees, how to speed up some court proceedings once things start to reopen and we talk about a new YouTube series, Kyla's Court. 

The Chair of the TNRD Board of Directors talks about yesterday's board meeting. The board decided not to reduce its salaries, the CAO will be sticking around for the summer and not a whole lot can be done with its budget. The University of Guelph says a device mean to decontaminate fresh produce is now being used to sanitize N95 masks for healthcare workers during the pandemic. The technology was developed by U of G food Scientists Dr Keith Warriner. And I am joined by the President of Clean Works Medical Mark VanderVeen as he looks to help make and distribute these respirator cleaning devices.

I am joined by the President of Clean Works Medical Mark VanderVeen as he looks to help make and distribute these respirator cleaning devices.