Coping with the "new normal, Increased demand for tele-health & supporting local farmers

Chapter 1: Flattening the curve has meant sudden and big changes to how we live, all in an effort to reduce the spread of COVID19. IPSOS has been tracking these changes.

Guest: Darrell Bricker, IPSOS Public Affairs CEO.

Chapter 2: Could NHL hockey return this summer, with games played in a few select cities? If you think health officials would never give it the thumbs up, then you may be surprised by what Dr. Bonnie Henry said in a recent press conference.

Chapter 3: TeleHealth was something that we already saw growing over the past few years, but with people trying to exercise physical distancing there’s been a massive spike.

Guest: Hamed Shahbazi, Founder and CEO of WELL Health.

Chapter 4: Businesses in Tofino are looking ahead to what will be a difficult year as the surf-town grapples with the impact of COVID-19.

Guest: Josie Osborne, Tofino Mayor.

Chapter 5: Frontline healthcare workers need a few key pieces of personal protective equipment to protect themselves from COVID-19, but the BC Nurses Union is reporting they’ve received over 1,700 complaints related to getting them.

Guest: Christine Sorenson, BCNU President

Chapter 6: Lots of local farmers’ markets opened for the first time this year over the weekend, but they’re not running at full steam. The markets are considered an essential service, but under the regulations of provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry they’re only allowed to sell food right now.

Guest: Dean Thomson, operator of The Local Farm with his wife Yvonne.
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Chapter 1: Flattening the curve has meant sudden and big changes to how we live, all in an effort to reduce the spread of COVID19. IPSOS has been tracking these changes.

Guest: Darrell Bricker, IPSOS Public Affairs CEO.

Chapter 2: Could NHL hockey return this summer, with games played in a few select cities? If you think health officials would never give it the thumbs up, then you may be surprised by what Dr. Bonnie Henry said in a recent press conference.

Chapter 3: TeleHealth was something that we already saw growing over the past few years, but with people trying to exercise physical distancing there’s been a massive spike.

Guest: Hamed Shahbazi, Founder and CEO of WELL Health.

Chapter 4: Businesses in Tofino are looking ahead to what will be a difficult year as the surf-town grapples with the impact of COVID-19.

Guest: Josie Osborne, Tofino Mayor.

Chapter 5: Frontline healthcare workers need a few key pieces of personal protective equipment to protect themselves from COVID-19, but the BC Nurses Union is reporting they’ve received over 1,700 complaints related to getting them.

Guest: Christine Sorenson, BCNU President

Chapter 6: Lots of local farmers’ markets opened for the first time this year over the weekend, but they’re not running at full steam. The markets are considered an essential service, but under the regulations of provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry they’re only allowed to sell food right now.

Guest: Dean Thomson, operator of The Local Farm with his wife Yvonne.

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