Ontario Morning Podcast - Thursday November 12, 2020 - a podcast by CBC Radio

Malkeet Sandhu of the David Suzuki Foundation outlines a study they commissioned that found that in spite of the pandemic a majority of respondents view public transit as a vital service; Our Queen's Park reporter, Mike Crawley, discusses the province's projections for the second wave of the coronavirus; Judith Brown, a trustee with Limestone District School Board, discusses a motion put to city council in Kingston to engage with the Black community and address racism in the classroom; Stacey Moore.of the Peterborough Girls Hockey Association describes what their season is like in the midst or all the current restrictions; Family doctor Peter Lin discusses the implications of the news that Pfizer has tested a vaccine that appears to be 90% effective; Alan Bernstein, of the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research describes how a vaccine will be distributed once one becomes available; A massive beehive with tens of thousands of bees was discovered in an old tree in Everett near Alliston. We meet Rob Dermott the beekeeper who help to rescue them

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