Ontario Morning Podcast - Wednesday October 14, 202 - a podcast by CBC Radio

Debbie Field is a Coordinator Coalition for Healthy School Food, and a member of the Centre for Studies in Food Security at Ryerson University. She spoke to us about the importance of school meal programs; Santhosh Sekharan is the owner and pharmacist at Little Avenue Pharmacy in Barrie. He talks about trying to meet the demand for the flu shot; Infectious disease specialist Dr. Matthew Oughton - who is also the parent of three young kids - talks about what can do to enjoy Hallowe'en safely this year; Ted Williams was elected as chief of Chippewas of Rama First Nation during the summer. He talks about how they have been responding to the challenges presented by the pandemic; Author Peter Unwin talks about his new book 'Written in Stone'; : Professor Patricia Lakin-Thomas studies our biological clocks. She discusses a local M.P.P.'s bill to move Ontario permanently to Daylight Saving Time; Scott Perrett of Audrey’s Costume Castle & Dancewear in Kingston explains how his business in particular has been hurting during the pandemic.

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