Full Episode - 1781
We’re joined by Jennifer Bawden, Senior Manager for New Galleries & Research at the TELUS World of Science Edmonton, to discuss what’s happening at the Science Centre, including their upcoming 40th Anniversary celebrations. the Writers Guild of Canada has voted 96 per cent to strike. What could this mean for new and returning scripted Canadian TV shows? Greg David highlights what the writers are seeking, what they want curbed,, and when a strike could happen. A High School in the Greater Toronto Area, where students have faced a string of substitutes throughout the semester, has come up with an interesting solution for delivering mid-term marks. We find out more on The Buzz, with Laura Bain. The Musée des fine arts of Montreal invites blind and partially sighted individuals to participate in a study on accessibility to the museum. We learn more on our Community Report with Mathieu Rochette. Planning a trip?The most important item to pack is Travel Medical Insurance. Let’s talk travel Insurance on our Finance chat with Ryan Chin. British Columbia has reversed course on its drug decriminalization after backlash. Grant Hardy has more on Trending headlines.
Episode 4259 of the Kelly and Company podcast, hosted by AMI, titled "Full Episode - 1781" was published on May 1, 2024 and runs 103 minutes.
May 1, 2024 ·103m · Kelly and Company
Summary
We’re joined by Jennifer Bawden, Senior Manager for New Galleries & Research at the TELUS World of Science Edmonton, to discuss what’s happening at the Science Centre, including their upcoming 40th Anniversary celebrations. the Writers Guild of Canada has voted 96 per cent to strike. What could this mean for new and returning scripted Canadian TV shows? Greg David highlights what the writers are seeking, what they want curbed,, and when a strike could happen. A High School in the Greater Toronto Area, where students have faced a string of substitutes throughout the semester, has come up with an interesting solution for delivering mid-term marks. We find out more on The Buzz, with Laura Bain. The Musée des fine arts of Montreal invites blind and partially sighted individuals to participate in a study on accessibility to the museum. We learn more on our Community Report with Mathieu Rochette. Planning a trip?The most important item to pack is Travel Medical Insurance. Let’s talk travel Insurance on our Finance chat with Ryan Chin. British Columbia has reversed course on its drug decriminalization after backlash. Grant Hardy has more on Trending headlines.