Fewer poppies this Remembrance Day, an update on the Nova Scotia gunman, and a petition for mandatory masks in Greater Vancouver

Chapter 1: Fewer poppies worn this year

Fewer Canadians plan to wear poppies this Remembrance Day, poll finds 

GUEST: Anthony Wilson-Smith, Historica Canada President/CEO

Chapter 2: RCMP theory on Nova Scotia gunman - update

RCMP theory of when Nova Scotia gunman escaped scene of first killings has changed 

GUEST: Brian Hill, Online Writer and Researcher, Investigative, Global News

Chapter 3: Chopra Addiction & Wellness Center stands ready to support our veterans

The Chopra Addiction & Wellness Center Stands Ready to Support Our Veterans Veterans Affairs Canada creates new $20 million fund for veterans’ organizations 

GUEST: Nirmala Raniga, Retreat Founder and Director 

Chapter 4: As COVID cases rise across B.C., more Whistler businesses close temporarily 

GUEST: Jack Crompton, Mayor of Whistler 

Chapter 5: Petition aims to make masks mandatory in Greater Vancouver

GUEST: Scott Lear, Pfizer/Heart and Stroke Foundation Chair in cardiovascular prevention research at St. Paul’s Hospital

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