The Early Edition from CBC Radio British Columbia (Highlights)

Parent educator Denise Findlay and host Stephen Quinn discuss children heading back to school in a few weeks, and what they may look like as the pandemic continues.

Dr. Manimala Dharmangadan of Hong Kong's Princess Margaret Hospital discusses the rise of COVID cases on the other side of the Pacific, and how governments around the world can prepare for the next wave of infection.

Candace Campo, an Indigenous tour operator, talks with Stephen Quinn about having a staycation in Stanley Park.

UBC assistant professor Heidi Tworek discusses health communication with host Stephen Quinn.

Executive Director of the British Columbia Lodging and Campgrounds Association Joss Penny discusses the best ways to get outdoors with host Stephen Quinn.

City planners Amina Yasin, Ginger Gosnell-Myers and Andy Yan discuss the options for the Lower Mainland's "best neighbourhood."

Former Vancouver City Councillor Andrea Reimer discusses American congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 's latest speech with host Stephen Quinn.

Drag performer and artist Chris Reed discusses The Queer Arts Festival, his own act, and how the media landscape can be a challenging place to perform.

West Vancouver resident, Don Robertson, 82, recalls quaratine memories during a Scarlet Fever outbreak when he was a youngster with The Early Edition story producer Jodie Martinson.

Peter Trant, 79, speaks with The Early Edition story producer Jodie Martinson about living alone and keeping busy while waiting out the COVID-19 public health crisis.