A.I.'s Role in Medicine / Bradford Christmas / Coding for Veterans / Scouts Canada / Primary Care Physicians / York Harmony Chorus / Hockey with Heart

Artificial intelligence is finding its way into many aspects of our lives these days, including healthcare. Ann Rohmer is joined by Dr. Kristy Prouse, Chief Medical Officer at Regenalife to explain A.I.'s role in medicine and what it could mean for our healthcare in the future.Shaliza Bacchus is with Sarah and Emily Dahlgren, two sisters who founded the Bradford Christmas, a registered charity that raises money for charities across Ontario.Coding for Veterans is an inspiring organization that helps Canadian veterans retrain for life away from the military. Jim Lang sat down with the Coding for Veterans Executive Director Jeff Musson.Scouts Canada has recently completed a survey on the state of Youth in Canada. Kaelem Moniz joins Glenn Perkins with the findings.According to an October government report that tracks physician and patient counts here in Ontario, there are approximately 2300 family physicians at or over the age of 60 who are serving 3.1 million patients. These patients are at risk of losing their primary care physicians due to retirement in the next 5 years. Ann Rohmer discusses this situation with Dr. Dominik Nowak, President of the Ontario Medical Association.Shaliza Bacchus is with Martha DeClerq, director of the York Harmony Chorus, an all female a cappella group.The Unionville Men's Hockey Club is a dedicated group of men and women who have been playing hockey for a lot of years and they do a lot of good in the community with their Hockey with Heart initiative. Jim Lang speaks with Brad Fletcher with the details.