Hour 3 of The Rob snow Show for July 29, 2021

By CityNews Ottawa

Posted Jul 29, 2021 04:22:20 PM.

Rob speaks with Doris Grinspun from the RNAO about their priorities for the government's soon-to-be-released back to school plan. Wayne Scanlan is here from Sportsnet with a look at the latest Ottawa Senators news. We're joined by Dr. Adam Kassam, president of the Ontario Medical Association, with reaction to the Ford government's plan to clear the surgery backlog in Ontario. Economist Don Drummond joins Rob to discuss the federal deficit.

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