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EPISODE · Jan 17, 2019 · 35 MIN

Empathy, Albexit, Report Cards, and Restaurant Inspection

from CONNECT older episodes · host CHQR / Curiouscast

EMPATHY IN A PARTISAN AGE David Niose, author and president, of the American Humanist Association joins the show to talk about empathy in an increasingly partisan age. ALBEXIT In the shadow of Brexit we talk about the recent rumblings of Alberta threatening to leave Canada and the pros and cons of such a move with Cory Morgan, Former Leader of the Alberta Independence Party. REPORT CARD CONFUSION Parents around Alberta are complaining of report cards that are less than easy to interpret. Sarah Bieber from the advisory board of Kids Come First talks to us about it. RESTAURANT INSPECTION A new app is available in Canada that makes restaurant health information more easily accessible. We chat with Michael Decker, Chef Instructor at SAIT to ask what causes certain establishments to get a lower score.

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