April 17, Part 2: Parks and public spaces during COVID-19; China’s wet markets; Missing loved ones in long-term care homes; B.C. Premier John Horgan

• 9 months ago
• Radio
• 1:43:22

As the weather starts to get better, the question of keeping parks and open spaces open weighs heavily on efforts to flatten the curve. We hear the pros and cons, and why Canadians may need clearer guidelines. Then, China has been reopening its wet markets around the country, despite calls to ban the markets outright. We hear why it may not be that simple. Plus, a woman whose parents are in a long-term care home shares her experience of the pain felt by so many people who are restricted from visiting their loved ones. And finally, B.C. Premier John Horgan has said the province has cause for “genuine celebration” for the work already done to fight COVID-19. He joins us to discuss the work still to do.