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Episode Synopsis
Welcome to The Morning News Podcast for Friday, June 12th.
We begin with our weekly talk with Mayor Naheed Nenshi. We'll get his thoughts on "Phase 2" of the re-opening plan for our Province - and hear his words on the importance of continuing the practice of social distancing.
Next we look at the challenging conversation facing many parents these days - explaining the BLM protests, particularly when they become violent - to our kids. We'll get some advice from Parenting Expert Alyson Shafer.
Then we head stateside to talk with Jackson Proskow, Washington Bureau Chief for Global News. We get an update on a very busy week South of the border - from the protest movement, the on-going campaigning ahead of November's Federal election - and of course the impact of the continuing Coronavirus Crisis.
June is the rainiest month in Calgary - so we need to make sure our houses are prepared to avoid flooding - and costly water damage. Tips from an expert on how to keep your house in 'ship shape'.
And finally - we hear the story of our next Community Champion nominee - a Calgary woman who is using 'fancy footwork' to bring happiness to her neighbours during the Pandemic.
We begin with our weekly talk with Mayor Naheed Nenshi. We'll get his thoughts on "Phase 2" of the re-opening plan for our Province - and hear his words on the importance of continuing the practice of social distancing.
Next we look at the challenging conversation facing many parents these days - explaining the BLM protests, particularly when they become violent - to our kids. We'll get some advice from Parenting Expert Alyson Shafer.
Then we head stateside to talk with Jackson Proskow, Washington Bureau Chief for Global News. We get an update on a very busy week South of the border - from the protest movement, the on-going campaigning ahead of November's Federal election - and of course the impact of the continuing Coronavirus Crisis.
June is the rainiest month in Calgary - so we need to make sure our houses are prepared to avoid flooding - and costly water damage. Tips from an expert on how to keep your house in 'ship shape'.
And finally - we hear the story of our next Community Champion nominee - a Calgary woman who is using 'fancy footwork' to bring happiness to her neighbours during the Pandemic.
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