Canada has purchased supply of COVID-19 vaccines from several different pharmaceutical companies. Who will win the race, what will distribution look like, and who will be first to get it?

Join Ryan and Katelyn in this episode to find out more.

In this episode, Katelyn tells you everything you need to know about SpaceX and the company's relationship with NASA as well as their plans for commercial space travel and colonizing mars! 

Herbert Hoover on Franklin D. Roosevelt: "badly informed and of comparatively little vision." Ouch. 

Sometimes president-elect's just aren't welcomed by outgoing presidents.

In this episode Ryan takes a look at some of the worst US presidential transitions in history. 

In this episode, Ryan explains his research into the recent shooting attack in Vienna's city center and discusses the deadly difficulties France has had with extremism.

Correction: At 16:36 the correct film is called A Mighty Heart (2007), not The Constant Gardener (2005) as mentioned.  

Sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ys0VFf0RE0dWBQFaBAUEyxZBSESdAn9t8Io22kpm6Lo/edit?usp=sharing

Katelyn takes a look at Alberta's controversial new education curriculum. 
Listen to learn more!

In this episode, Ryan takes a deeper look into allegations of China committing human rights abuses and the nation's denial of such activity. 

Sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ce0wI8QTpe_9hFNyZ89BTmfhRV5RqeyxV3DwXmJXCSk/edit?usp=sharing

China vehemently denies global allegations of genocide. Do they have a leg to stand on? Or is the regime running 260 concentration camps that are "proof of pure evil"?

Sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bB_ENK2E2CqkYlN-dsYykwrY11Ro70fgA5bVkvwUJYE/edit?usp=sharing

The fishing industry in Nova Scotia has seen a stark increase in tension between Indigenous Mi'kmaq fisherman and non-indigenous fishermen. 

Arson, vandalism, and threats of further mischief are being investigated. But what is the cause of all this conflict? 

Katelyn takes a look at the lobster industry in Canada's east coast and what has led to mobs of mostly-white commercial fishermen attacking lobster facilities.