Ontario Morning Podcast - Thursday October 1, 2020 - a podcast by CBC Radio

Dr. Nathan Stall is a geriatrician at Sinai Health System in Toronto and a Research Fellow at the University of Toronto. He discusses what can be done what more can we do to protect the elderly residents and the staff at our long-term care facilities as the second wave of the pandemics surges; Our Queen's Park reporter, Mike Crawley looks at the provincial government's plan to cope with the second wave of the coronavirus; Shraddha Pai, a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Toronto. is leading a group of volunteers who have been tracking the incidence of of COVID-19 among students and school closings across the country; Wellness expert Louisa Jewell has some advice on monitor our emotional well-being as winter in the time of COVID approaches; Jennifer Wight the owner of Emily Mae's Cookies & Sweets in Peterborough.She describes trying to keep her business afloat; Father Gilles Michel explains why he's felt it necessary to withdraw his kids from school over safety concerns; Family doctor Peter Lin outlines the current state of testing for COVID-19, including the new ID NOW rapid test just approved by Health Canada; Actor Cassel Miles talks to us about playing Martin Luther King Jr. 'The Meeting', which is being performed live at the Tett Centre in Kingston.

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