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Cruise ship passenger who fell overboard recounts harrowing experience
Deb Hutton hosts. She speaks with a man who fell from a cruise ship and treaded water for 20 hours to survive.
On today’s show:
- A conversation with James Michael Grimes, the cruise ship passenger.
- It’s been 33 years since the Montreal massacre. We speak with Nathalie Provost, who was shot four times when a gunman stormed École Polytechnique in 1989.
- Canada’s auditor general has released two highly anticipated reports on the government’s handling of COVID-19 in 2021. Rachel Aiello, senior digital parliamentary reporter with CTV National News, breaks down the key takeaways.
- Ali Kashani, CEO of Serve Robotics, which creates food delivery robots. What are the challenges that may delay mass adoption?
- Michel Juneau-Katsuya, former chief of the Asia-Pacific desk at CSIS, on two more 'police' centres run by Chinese authorities that have been found in Canada.
- Whitney Lackenbauer, an honourary lieutenant colonel for First Canadian Ranger Patrol Group, on the importance and role of our northern Canadian rangers.
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Ontario proposal puts wetlands at further risk: auditor, advocates
Half of the wetlands in southern Ontario have never been considered for provincial protection, and new changes planned by the government as part of its housing plan could further put them at risk, the auditor general said in a recent report. -
Mask requirement put into place for Hamilton school board but students and staff will have 'unrestricted option to opt-out'
A public school board in Hamilton will require that all students and staff wear marsks but the policy stops well short of an outright mandate. -
Alberta premier to intervene in case of transplant patient who refuses COVID vaccine
GUEST - Kerry Bowman PhD Medical Ethicist, University of
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New Cold, Flu and COVID-19 Clinic for Kids opens in Toronto as demand for pediatric health care surges
As the demand for pediatric health care across the province surges, a new clinic specializing in treating children for colds, influenza and COVID-19 has opened in Toronto’s east end. -
New Gas-Powered Cars Are Set To Be Banned In Canada & Here's Everything You Should Know
GUEST - Dan McTeague, of Canadians for Affordable Energy
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Party For Two - Robert Turner
GUEST - Robert Turner, NewsTalk 1010 Assistant Program Director
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Hosted by Lianne Phillipson
AROUND ONTARIO
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Day 17 at World Cup 2022: Portugal leads Switzerland; Morocco advances on penalties as Spain chokes
The FIFA World Cup is back with four teams battling for the final two spots in the quarter-finals as the competition for soccer’s most coveted trophy continues. Morocco, Spain, Portugal, and Switzerland all face elimination if they don’t win. CTVNews.ca takes a look at everything you need to know on Day 17 of the tournament. -
Simcoe County man wins $500,000 with lottery ticket
A Barrie man is half a million dollars richer after winning the lottery. -
Northern Ont. RIDE checks nab impaired, suspended drivers
Roadside spot checks in northeastern Ontario in the last few days helped Ontario Provincial Police take an impaired driver and a suspended driver off the road. -
TVDSB looking for public input on name suggestions for two schools
Following a meeting in late November, the Thames Valley District School Board (TVDSB) is looking to rename Sir. John A. Macdonald and F.D. Roosevelt public schools, and they’re looking for naming suggestions from the public. -
Algoma OPP say impaired driver found with 245 grams of cocaine, crack cocaine
Ontario Provincial Police got a whole lot more than they expected Dec. 3 when they pulled over a driver just leaving the Town of Webbwood. -
Report into Ottawa LRT failures says municipal megaprojects need better oversight
Some provincial politicians say a report into years of problems with Ottawa's light rail transit system illustrates why large-scale projects in municipalities need better oversight. -
Suspect arrested in February 2022 Sarnia, Ont. shooting incident
Sarnia police have identified a suspect allegedly involved in a shooting incident in February in which people inside two separate vehicles pursued each other throughout a Sarnia neighbourhood, and shots were fired at one of them. -
COVID-19 and flu: 5 COVID-19 deaths, flu positivity up slightly
Ottawa Public Health is reporting five more deaths from COVID-19 in its Tuesday update. -
Guelph gym damaged by wind storm delays reopening
A Guelph gym damaged during a windstorm is delaying its reopening, meaning customers will have to exercise their patience for another few weeks.
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