For the week of February 19th:

Morning Mixtape's Racy Rafique speaks with Pascale Diverlus, co-founder of Black Lives Matter-Toronto. Meanwhile, Sam Dharmasena focuses on LGBT Youthline as the organization prepares to highlight how the Province can support queer youth.

For the week of February 5, 2021:

Ontario's number of COVID cases continue to decline but as doctors prepare for the worst case scenario of a massive influx of COVID-19 patients, Ontario's Bioethics Table has recommended the province temporarily suspend the Health Care Consent Act. We speak with two lawyers from ARCH Disability Law Centre on what that decision could mean for people with disabilities who require critical care.

Meanwhile, Sam Dharmasena speaks with a Ryerson-graduate who recently released a report on gaps for Black folks in Toronto's Eglinton West neighbourhood.

For January 29, 2021:

We speak with Ryerson professor and epidemiologist Anne Harris about measures that still need to be put in place to slow the spread of COVID-19 at workplaces and Sam Dharmasena covers a new series of writing workshops for people of colour in Toronto.

For the week of January 22, 2021:

Newly-inaugurated United States President Joe Biden withdrew permits for the cross-border Keystone XL pipeline as one of his first acts in office, and we revisit our conversation with David Suzuki, filmmaker Caitlin Starowicz and environmental activist Olivia Wohlgemuth

For the week of January 15, 2021:

Toronto mayor John Tory and the city's top doctor are urging the province to consider a paid sick leave for all workers in the province. We speak with activist and labour organizer Deena Ladd from the Workers Action Project about why paid sick leave is such a crucial step in fighting COVID-19.

Produced by Alex Ramsay with files from Sam Dharmasena.

For the new year, the Scope News has rebranded as The Final Word!

For the week of January 8: Ontario premier says that the province's vaccine supply will be we depleted in less than two weeks, we speak with some experts on Canadian hate groups about the chaos that took place at the United States capitol, we revisit an old story on the NIA Centre for the Arts in Toronto.

Produced by Alex Ramsay and Beatrice Oketch

For the week of December 11, 2020:

Vaccine plans are being rolled out and Rocky Petkov looks at the housing crisis in Toronto as our first winter with COVID-19 arrives.

Produced by Alex Ramsay and Pocky Petkov.

CJRU News for the week of December 4, 2020

We speak with the new Executive Director of Pride Toronto Sherwin Modeste and introduce the first segment from CJRU's Radio Everywhere Initiative featuring a conversation with some of the minds behind the Encampment Support Networks' podcast: We Are Not The Virus

Produced by Alex Ramsay

For the week of November 27, 2020: Prime Minister Trudeau says that a "majority" of Canadians will be vaccinated by September 2021, the Ryerson Students Union passed a motion to support the removal of Egerton Ryerson from the university campus, and Sam Dharmasena covers the collaboration between Building Roots and the Encampment Support Network to support Toronto's houseless population.

Produced by Alex Ramsay and Beatrice Oketch.

For the week of November 20, 2020:

Alex Ramsay sits down with newly-elected leader of the Green Party Annamie Paul to discuss how she sees the party moving forward after the disappointing results of the last federal election, why the left wing of the Green Party is concerned over Paul's election, and what her platform would mean for students.