Starting tonight with some encouraging news from Denmark -- and then my take on the "Art of Deflection". Plus, a June Wedding -- how times have changed.
(Sorry, but an earlier release of this episode had the sound of a metronome going throughout the podcast, I think that's fixed now!)

How was your long weekend and what did you learn about how to enjoy it? Plus this question -- who does the most house work in your home? A tweet in Japan sets off some pretty good table talk.

Celebrating the 100th episode of "the bridge" including the last 45 as "daily" on COVID-19, we spend this weekend's special on your Big Ideas for how to use this opportunity to change Canada for the good.

Watching a U.S. Congressional committee hearing today on a fired whistleblower got me thinking about consensus and whether we can at least see it during a national crisis. Maybe.
And yet another vaccine update.

You see this picture? Can you name this lake named after a former Canadian prime minister? It's the first in our series of "Big Projects" that the country should consider when COVID-19 is behind us.

If you know me you know I Iove airplanes and airliners - so not surprisingly I'm worried about the future for both. And vaccines -- what's the latest?

Plus, my list of things eight weeks at home have taught me about myself.

Another week of really smart letters from many of you that I get the pleasure of reading for everyone's benefit.

But first, is there actually serious talk in Ottawa about an election? Beware.

After two days of special podcasts on topics other than COVID-19 it's back to that matter at hand.