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  • Ontario Morning Podcast - February 3rd 2025

    Ontario Morning Podcast - February 3rd 2025
    2025/02/03

    The Simcoe Muskoka District Health unit says nearly three thousand students face suspension orders. Those students are in grades 4, 5, and 6 and have missing or incomplete vaccination records. Host Nav Nanwa spoke with Dr. Colin Lee about the situation. He is the associate Medical Officer of Health with the health unit.


    The washed-up hull of a shipwrecked boat has washed up on the shore of Lake Erie. It is thought to be from the 19th century and could possibly be one of hundreds of shipwrecks at the bottom of the Great Lakes. Host Nav Nanwa spoke to Jeff Vidler, someone who has been studying this shipwreck for some time, about the intricate predicament.
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    14 分
  • Ontario Morning Podcast

    Ontario Morning Podcast
    2023/10/25
    In the midst of an affordable housing crisis, everyone from individuals to municipalities are trying to think outside the box in search of a solution. One specific housing development is breaking ground in Midland for the local Metis community. Cindi Rye is the Director of Housing and Infrastructure for the Métis Nation of Ontario, the organization behind the project. She spoke with us about the plans for the development. A cemetery is a place of mourning, and they are often used as inspiration for halloween. But these somber spaces can also be a well of information about local history. This venture was good enough for Cornwall's Stuart Lyall Manson to write not one but two books about it. He is the author of the Sacred Ground, and spoke to us about his second volume of the series Scary movie connoisseur Barry Yuen runs a vintage movie poster exhibit at the Screening Room in Kingston. He spoke to us about his passion for films and the plans he had for his exhibit coming up to halloween.
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    23 分