In this segment, we chat with Teagan Neufeld, Executive Member of the Laurentian University Graduate Students’ Association about the closure of 69 academic programs, the firing of 100 faculty members and 3 dozen staff members, and the impact these cuts may have on graduate students, their research, and their funding.
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In this segment, we sit down with Dr. Kristin Moriah of Queen’s University to discuss the recent shooting of 20-year-old, Daunte Wright that took place on April 11 in Minneapolis.
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Topic: How does a Resident in Anesthesiology fit in time to do a masters and what is the connection? Overview: Daenis comes from a nursing background, is now an MD and doing his residency in Anesthesiology, it is no wonder he wants to contribute in other areas. The MSc in Healthcare Quality, helps improve healthcare quality, risk and […]
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In this segment, we chat with Cathy Szabo, President and CEO of Providence Care Hospital in Kingston. She joins us to talk about Providence Care’s recent announcement that it is opening its facilities to admit additional patients from acute care facilities to its hospital site to help relieve pandemic-related pressures.
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Sam and Jai discuss the proposal and ramifications of the European Super League (1:00). Then they talk about the NBA (19:42), NFL (37:54), and Formula One (45:40), before finishing up with the2021 Oscars (53:05).
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One week away from the 2021 Oscars, the Screening in Kingston team are put to the test by a fan of the show. Guest Producer Austin Spinner Summer comes up with games, trivia and awards categories for Mike and Taylor to tackle with guest host Tyler Vance. They’ll select their picks for Best Picture, Best Performance […]
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Thomas and Evan discuss the rising Celtics, falling Bulls and other potential playoff scenarios as the NBA season winds down.
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In this segment of The Scoop, we sit down with Paige who volunteers with Special Olympics Kingston to chat about their native perennial seed sale that is in support of the organization’s programs. To buy your seeds for only $5, click here!
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Thar’s gold in them thar Amazonian Rainforests! This week Meghan takes us on a harrowing journey through the ongoing history of Canadian mining corporations. We discover that a massive portion of our economy is based around horrific neocolonial operations across South America and Africa. Tailing ponds, clear-cutting, death squads: you name it, Canadians are doing […]
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In this segment of The Scoop, Jessica Somersall sits down with QBAS (Queens Black Academic Society) President Catherine Haba to discuss QBAS’s 2021-2022 executive hiring process. Applications to be a part of QBAS’s executive team closes on April 16th’2021, you can find the application on their Instagram page.
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