This week, a pair of alarming studies were released through the Canadian Medical Association Journal. Both of them pointed to increased rates of self-harm and hospitalizations among Canada’s youth, most of whom have dealt with mental health issues during the pandemic. We dissect the numbers in Hour 3. Meantime, thousands of American parents have watched their kids log dozens of hours on a popular online video game. It’s called Fortnite, and it has grown into a cultural phenomenon. But if their kids made any unwanted purchases recently, they might be entitled to a claim. Plus, Kristy goes on an interesting rant about vitamins.

<p>This week, a pair of alarming studies were released through the Canadian Medical Association Journal. Both of them pointed to increased rates of self-harm and hospitalizations among Canada’s youth, most of whom have dealt with mental health issues during the pandemic. We dissect the numbers in Hour 3. Meantime, thousands of American parents have watched their kids log dozens of hours on a popular online video game. It’s called Fortnite, and it has grown into a cultural phenomenon. But if their kids made any unwanted purchases recently, they might be entitled to a claim. Plus, Kristy goes on an interesting rant about vitamins.</p>