In this week’s episode of The Next Take podcast, hosts Mikel and Tanyka explore three thought-provoking stories making headlines. They examine how the seemingly simple act of silencing a phone can carry broader social and safety implications, recount the dramatic capture of a wanted man after a licence plate reader flagged his vehicle, and break down Ontario’s newly announced plans to expand funding for fertility treatments, a move expected to impact families across the province
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Episode Produced By: Tanyka
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