Redesigning the home economics class, Why would rebuilding the Woodlands Park bathroom cost so much and take so long? & What does it mean for Canadian politicians to "wittingly" participate in foreign interference?
What would a modern home economics course look like to you? That's the question being asked as the now-named 'Family Studies' is set to have a revamp come its way.\nGuest: Lesia Hucal, Family Studies teacher at St. Thomas More Catholic Secondary School and Vice President of the Ontario Family Studies & Home Economics Educators\u2019 Association\n-\nHow is it even possible for the bathroom at Woodlands Park to cost $1.3 million and a year to renovate? Surely there's a better way!\nGuest: Indra Maharjan, Director of Corporate Facilities, City of Hamilton\n Cynthia Graham, Director of Environmental Services, City of Hamilton\n-\nCanadian politicians "wittingly" participated in foreign interference? What does this mean, practically speaking? What should be done about it?\nGuest: Phil Gurski, President of Borealis Threat and Risk Consulting, Former CSIS analyst