Bank of Canada losing money for the first time ever, A rocket just passed by the moon! & Remembering Borje Salming
The Bank of Canada has announced that it's losing money for the first time ever. While this generally sounds like a bad thing, is it really? What does this actually mean?\nGuest: Dr. Eric Kam, Professor of Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, International Monetary Economics, Implications of Monetary Growth, with Toronto Metropolitan University\n-\nWhenever humanity has made efforts to get to the moon, there's always some sort of buzz that gets generated, this time seems to be different. Why hasn't anyone pointed out that we've sent a rocket to the moon, passing just over 100km from the lunar surface? That's incredible!\nGuest: Dr. Jesse Rogerson, Assistant Professor of Science and Technology Studies in Natural Science with York University\n-\nA major player in the history of the NHL has passed away. B\xf6rje Salming helped pave the way for European players to join the NHL and flourish as much as they have. What did he bring to the game and how is his impact still being felt today?\nGuest: Bubba O'Neil, Sports Anchor, CHCH-TV