Ontario Morning Podcast - Thursday September 10, 2020 - a podcast by CBC Radio

Jane Sinclair, General Manager of Health & Emergency Services at Simcoe County, talks about who will be filling in the gaps left by redeployed workers from closed County departments who are now returning to work; Queen's Park columnist Mike Crawley takes stock of the province's back to school plan, and talks about how this all shakes out politically, if schools have to shut down again; Dr. Charles Gardner, Simcoe Muskoka region’s top doctor, will tell us about the latest spike in the area, and what needs to be done to curb it; Laura Kirby-McIntosh, President of the Ontario Autism Coalition, talks about how far families are being pushed as they do their best to make sure their kids have the best chance possible, despite COVID-19; Dr. Peter Lin gives advice on what to do if your child gets sick now that school is back; What happens to music class when you can't sing, OR play flute, tuba or saxophone because you risk spreading COVID? A whole lot of creativity! We hear from music teachers on how they've adapted and crafted a safe music class in this pandemic period of schooling.

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