Ontario Morning Podcast - Monday August 24, 2020 - a podcast by CBC Radio

Alanna McGinn, sleep consultant and director of goodnightsleepsite.com offers some tips on getting your kids back on a new sleep schedule for school; New research from Brock University shows that people with COVID-19 often end up lying to others about their symptoms and their physical distancing efforts. PhD student Alison O'Connor outlines what they've learned; The Mayor of Brockville offers his enthusiastic reaction to the government's investment in the 3M plant to create N95 masks for Canada; When the weather gets hot and dry, municipalities often restrict water use. A new study from a University of Waterloo researcher asks the question: Just how effective are those restrictions? Sarah Finley tells us more about her work; Erica Barootes of Enterprise Canada, a national strategic communications firm, discusses the selection of Erin O'Toole as the new leader of the Conservative Party; Deborah Scharf, an assistant professor of psychology at Lakehead University and a clinical and health psychologist, makes the case for psychologists' services being covered by OHIP.

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