Would more drive throughs and technology help or hinder Tim Hortons? & How does a loving relationship help a child's brain?
Tim Hortons has seen some less than ideal sales numbers thanks to COVID-19 but they're not going to lay down and take it. Could more drive throughs and AI-powered smart boards be what they need?\n\nGuest: Marvin Ryder, Associate Professor of Marketing, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University\n\n-\n\nLove builds brains is both the name and the message behind a new book that's come out about children's psychology. For an era that seems to have a medication for everything, the idea that you can help a child's neurological health simply by maintaining a healthy relationship might seem too good to be true but is it?\n\nGuest: Dr. Jean Clinton, Clinical Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behaviourals Neurosciences, McMaster University & Author, "Love Builds Brains"