Ontario Morning Podcast - Monday November 9, 2020 - a podcast by CBC Radio

Colin Robertson of the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies at Wilfrid Laurier University is also a member RinkWatch explains how they hope to enlist the help of people with homemade ice rinks in monitoring weather conditions and climate trends; Chief Dave Mowat of Alderville First Nation near Peterborough tells us about an online talk he will be giving from their monument to the First World War and how they will be marking Remembrance Day this year; What can we expect as they transition to a new federal administration in the U-S? Political scientist Keneshia Grant of Howard University offers her perspective; David Sweetman of Georgian Bay Forever describes how seabins will be used to collect and analyse plastic waste in the water at various local marinas; Mayor Steve Noble of Kingston, New York and Mark W Eckert of Belleville, Illinois describe how their communities have fared during the presidential election; Sushanta leads the Waterloo Institute for Nanotechnology. He describes the new quick testing kits for COVID-19 that will soon be in use here in Ontario; Dan Travers of the Midland Legion and Jeff Bell discuss how a medal from the First World War that was found in the back of car in Nova Scotia, was identified as belonging to Jeff's great uncle.

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