Mayor of Niagara Falls on the Rainbow Bridge explosion, The impact of if the explosion was a terrorist act, Addressing a nurse shortage while ensuring competent care for patients & Is a roster reset need for Canada's Men's Soccer Team?
b"A vehicle explosion at the Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls closed multiple border crossings in the region. What's it like being the mayor when something like this happens in your city?\\nGuest: Jim Diodati, Mayor of Niagara Falls\\n-\\nWe have heard that the explosion on the Rainbow Bridge was not an act of terrorism but what if it was? How would that change things, especially in this time where tensions are extremely high.\\nGuest: Phil Gurski, President of Borealis Threat and Risk Consulting, former CSIS analyst and author of \\u2018When Religion Kills\\u2019\\n-\\nAs we face a shortage of nurses, how can it be addressed while ensuring that patients are getting the full, competent care they require?\\nGuest: Dr. Jason Profetto, Chair of MD Admissions and Director of Family Medicine at McMaster University\\n-\\nHow did Canada's Men's Soccer Team have a spectacular loss to Jamaica when they were expected to bowl over Jamaica? Is this just a case of the team needing a roster reset?\\nGuest: Joe Callaghan, Journalist for The Toronto Star, The Guardian, and The Irish Examiner"