With children between the ages of 5 and 11 now eligible for vaccination against COVID-19, we could see heated disputes brewing between parents with differing views. Some of those disagreements might be presented in a courtroom. But if you ask B.C. lawyer Martina Milau, a fight over childhood immunization before a judge is a losing battle for anti-vaccine parents. She explains further in Hour 3. Plus, a 26-year-old cat is making the most of its nine lives, becoming the oldest living cat on Planet Earth.

<p>With children between the ages of 5 and 11 now eligible for vaccination against COVID-19, we could see heated disputes brewing between parents with differing views. Some of those disagreements might be presented in a courtroom. But if you ask B.C. lawyer Martina Milau, a fight over childhood immunization before a judge is a losing battle for anti-vaccine parents. She explains further in Hour 3. Plus, a 26-year-old cat is making the most of its nine lives, becoming the oldest living cat on Planet Earth.</p>

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