Hour 1 of The Rob Snow Show for December 29, 2020

By CityNews Ottawa

Posted Dec 30, 2020 05:11:32 PM.

Ontario's vaccine rollout took a few days off over the Holidays, generating some reaction online. CanAge CEO Laura Tamblyn-Watts joins Rob to talk about the tragedy unfolding in at Scarborough's Tendercare seniors residence. Ian Lee is here for his weekly commentary on all things affecting Canada's economy.

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