Ontario Morning Podcast - December 15 2021

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Ontario Morning from CBC Radio

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The U-K government has launched a massive campaign to get all adults in England a booster jab by the end of December...in an effort to outpace the rapid spread of the OMICRON variant of covid. British journalist Alys Denby walks us through what's happening With Omicron spreading, calls for increased vaccination have resumed. But some communities remain hesitant. A McMaster University study seeks to understand the reasons behind vaccine resistance in the Indigenous community. Visiting restrictions is one of the biggest complaints Ontario's Patient Ombudsman got while investigating long term care homes and COVID-19. But more restrictions are back in care homes because of omicron. Have we learned anything? Are you getting your teachers gifts this year? COVID-19 has led to burnout for many Canadians, including educators. Parenting expert Natasha Sharma tells us what teachers really want and shares some appreciative gift ideas to recognize their hard work. The Canadian government says it’s ready to retaliate if a proposal by the Biden administration passes - one that could see the U.S. extend tax credits for electric vehicles built in America. Flavio Volpe, President of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association, tells us what could such a policy mean for Ontario’s auto sector? Forget the gift card. Here are some easy, homemade treats to say thank you to teachers, coaches, neighbours. Charmaine Broughton, cookbook author in Muskoka shares ideas. Laura Cavanagh tells us why giving the gift of “thank you” is so powerful. Most of us are getting into the holiday spirit by now, but some people really take the festive tradition to the next level. Jon Fraser, also known as Captain Christmas, has installed a spectacular light display on his front lawn.