There is a generational gap in how Ontarians view the carbon tax, the impact of overworked counsellors on Canadian students, and Trick-or-Treating for UNICEF is back. episode artwork

EPISODE · Sep 25, 2019 · 36 MIN

There is a generational gap in how Ontarians view the carbon tax, the impact of overworked counsellors on Canadian students, and Trick-or-Treating for UNICEF is back.

from London Live with Mike Stubbs · host CFPL / Curiouscast

On the September 24 London Live podcast: The generational gap in how younger and older people in Ontario view the carbon tax with the executive director of Clean Prosperity, Michael Bernstein. Part 2 of Global's "Failure to Launch Kids" series: Canadian school counsellors are stretched thin — and it’s our students that suffer with Global's Meghan Collie. Trick-or-Treating for UNICEF is back with UNICEF chief program officer Rowena Pinto Chief.

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