Ontario Morning Podcast - Friday September 4, 2020 - a podcast by CBC Radio

CBC reporter visits with members of the Kettle and Stoney Point First Nation to mark the 25th anniversary of the shooting of Dudley George by a member of the O.P.P.; We meet Charlene Theodore the first Black president of Ontario Bar Association; The chairman of the Upper Canada District School Board John McAllister and Erin Blair a local representative of the Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario discuss their differences on the board's proposed approach to remote learning; Morna Ballantyne of Child Care Now welcomes the recent cooperation between the province and the federal government, but maintains that the country needs a national health care initiative; Dillon Browne from the Department of Psychology at the University of Waterloo offers suggestions on how to help with a child's anxiety about the new school year; Diane Lunan and her family run Marlin Orchards and Garden Centre at South Glengarry, just east of Cornwall. She talks about this most unusual season.

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