The Carney government is making sweeping changes to Canada’s Labour Code – and union leaders are far from thrilled. These alterations are aimed at speeding up project approvals and limiting supply chain disruptions due to strikes. The Liberals' new legislation would also introduce a special mediator whenever bad blood between the parties threatens collective bargaining. That mediator would then publish a public report on the sticking points between the parties. Kristy Cameron chats with Mark Hancock, the National President of the Canadian Union for Public Employees. Meantime, today’s edition of Self-Help Tuesday with psychotherapist Benslyne Avril is all about facing your fears. And for Kristy, it might be the dentist.