Ontario Morning
with Wei Chen

At 20, Peter Kuzawinski of Barrie, is already a veteran skydiver. But a momentary lapse as he headed towards the ground landed him in the hospital, lucky to be alive.Listen (7:04)

Anne Snowdon, the Chair of the Ivey International Centre in Health Innovation at Western University talks about some of the findings of her study that took her around the world. Listen (7:43)

Two employees,Kelly Gordon and Tony Biviano, and CAW local president Tim Carrie, offer reaction to news that Electro-Motive Diesel in London is shutting down production. Listen (10:50)

Last year, 40 babies were born at Bluewater Health sharing their mother's addiction. Dr. Henry Roukema, head of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at London Health Services, explains how they treat the infants. Listen (6:39)

Physics professor, Kenneth LIbbrecht lives in California, but in spite of that, he's got a fascination for snowflakes and snow crystals. Click here to see some of his remarkable images.

The vice principal of the local high school explains how the school and the community have dealt with the revelation. Media theorist Sidneyeve Matrix talks about how kids relate to each other in a new context because of social media. Listen (10:23)

Aquatic biologist John Schwindt told us about a fish that is flourishing in the Thames River around London. You can see the gizzard shad for yourself. Just click here to go to the video

V-P Kevin Goldthorpe explains why the University of Western Ontario has rebranded itself as Western University. Listen (6:15)

Kevin Callan offered some tips for folks wanting to try out snow shoes. Find out more at his website. Just click here.