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Dr. Daniel Chorney will share more of his thoughts on childhood anxiety and what teachers and parents can do to to help.

Pat Binns drops by with some of his thoughts on the Conservative leadership race.

Department of Health lawyer Nichola Hewitt. We learn of an investigation underway into a breach of privacy of more than 300 patient files at the QEH.

Leslie Cudmore says the Home and School Association at Spring Park Elementary is disappointed with enrolment numbers this year. Parker Grimmer director of the Public Schools Branch, defends. He says capacity only at 94%

We'll tell you about a family-focused approach to addictions called "CRAFT," and hear how it's been a success on PEI.

A chat with Jeff Wood to get an update on Green Diamond Equipment and hear what's planned for the new building.

Michelle Jay, Maria Campbell and Jillian Kilfoil drop by the studio to talk about the "Me Too" social media campaign. The campaign deals with victims of sexual assault or harassment.

Taya Nabuurs from UPEI in studio to talk about the Cross-Campus Sexual Violence and Prevention and Response Task Force.

Executive director Brenda Picard talks about why the Human Rights Commission is asking government to fund a full time education officer for P.E.I.

We'll hear from a mental health advocate who's happy to see extended hours at PEI's mental health walk-in clinics.