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On our Ask a Vet segment, Danielle Jongkind talks about antibiotic resistant bacteria and how that impacts vet medicine. Why is gut health important, and how can we improve it? Let's learn more with Frances Wong on our Wellness segment. Director Andrew Kushnir chats with us about “Bad Roads,” a theatre performance enabling us to connect with the people in the Ukraine about the ongoing invasion. There are two Christmas parties being hosted by the CNIB in Nova Scotia. Community reporter, Julie Martin has the festive details. On our Woodworking segment with Jeff Thompson, we talk about mitre saws and dados. We review Women Talking, a 2018 novel by Canadian author Miriam Toews, on our monthly book club.

On our Ask a Vet segment, Danielle Jongkind talks about antibiotic resistant bacteria and how that impacts vet medicine.

We review Women Talking, a 2018 novel by Canadian author Miriam Toews, on our monthly book club.

On our Woodworking segment with Jeff Thompson, we talk about mitre saws and dados.

There are two Christmas parties being hosted by the CNIB in Nova Scotia. Community reporter, Julie Martin has the festive details.

Why is gut health important, and how can we improve it? Let's learn more with Frances Wong on our Wellness segment.

Director Andrew Kushnir chats with us about “Bad Roads,” a theatre performance enabling us to connect with the people in the Ukraine about the ongoing invasion.

We talk everything catnip with Gardener Susan Kerney. Google Chrome will limit ad blockers starting June 2024. How will this work? John Biehler explains on our App Update. Let's get into the Friday Buzz, with Bill Shackleton. The Parapan American games are reaching their final stretch as we head into the last weekend. Brock Richardson catches us up on the latest in our Sports Update. On The Chatty Bookshelf, Ryan Hooey tells us about a few airports that have libraries which welcomes all passengers no matter if flying domestic or international. Let’s get to conversation recaps and comment on segments from the past week, on Cut for Time.

Let’s get to conversation recaps and comment on segments from the past week, on Cut for Time.

On The Chatty Bookshelf, Ryan Hooey tells us about a few airports that have libraries which welcomes all passengers no matter if flying domestic or international.

The Parapan American games are reaching their final stretch as we head into the last weekend. Brock Richardson catches us up on the latest in our Sports Update.

Google Chrome will limit ad blockers starting June 2024. How will this work? John Biehler explains on our App Update.

We talk everything catnip with Gardener Susan Kerney.

Audible recently released the second instalment to the Sherlock Holmes universe. Michael Feir will give us his thoughts on The Silent Order. A hospital charged a family over a thousand dollars even though a doctor never showed up. Grant Hardy has more on this bizarre story on What in the World. It's the season of giving thanks, and it turns out humans have been doing it for a long, long time. Bill Shackelton tells us more about this on The Buzz. Nothing screams the holidays like curling up on the couch, watching a movie, and eating some delicious snacks. Mary Mammoliti stops by to tell us about some of her favourite holiday snack idea’s. We speak with Zoe McQuinn to learn about the Science Gallery at the Manitoba Museum. On this week’s roundtable we’re joined by Content Development Specialist, Jim Krysko.

On this week’s roundtable we’re joined by Content Development Specialist, Jim Krysko.

We speak with Zoe McQuinn to learn about the Science Gallery at the Manitoba Museum.

Nothing screams the holidays like curling up on the couch, watching a movie, and eating some delicious snacks. Mary Mammoliti stops by to tell us about some of her favourite holiday snack idea’s.

A hospital charged a family over a thousand dollars even though a doctor never showed up. Grant Hardy has more on this bizarre story on What in the World.

Audible recently released the second instalment to the Sherlock Holmes universe. Michael Feir will give us his thoughts on The Silent Order.

Should you have a copy of all your medical records? Grant Hardy discusses this on his headlines segment (7:00). Greg David joins us with another history lesson in TV. This week he’s back with a brief lesson on the birth of the television drama (21:55). One cancer patient is helping to erase millions in medical debt. Bill Shackleton tells us how on The Buzz (36:48). The City of Toronto's Adapted and Inclusive Unit is hosting a Holiday Market in a few weeks. Community Reporter, Stehpen Ricci tells us more (51:15). This Friday The Disability Collective presents the Sit Down Comedy Show which features a ridiculously funny lineup of all disabled and Deaf comedians. We learn more about this with Desiree Walsh (1:04:23). How can we avoid employee burnout and achieve a good work-life balance? We chat with Elysia Yardley on our Employment chat (1:19:34).