Various provinces across the country have implemented cellphone bans in classrooms, and Quebec is one of them. However, the Legault regime is preparing to introduce an approach that we haven’t seen yet. From the start of the school day, until the final bell sounds, students will have to turn their cellphones in. They will be reunited with their cellular devices at the end of the day. Is Quebec going too far, or are other provinces not going far enough? Canadian writer Katherine Johnson-Martinko, the author of ‘Childhood Unplugged’, joins Andrew Pinsent in Hour 5. Plus, Dr. Barry Dworkin drops by the Hal Anthony studios to preview this week’s edition of CFRA House Calls.

<p>Various provinces across the country have implemented cellphone bans in classrooms, and Quebec is one of them. However, the Legault regime is preparing to introduce an approach that we haven&rsquo;t seen yet. From the start of the school day, until the final bell sounds, students will have to turn their cellphones in. They will be reunited with their cellular devices at the end of the day. Is Quebec going too far, or are other provinces not going far enough? Canadian writer Katherine Johnson-Martinko, the author of &lsquo;Childhood Unplugged&rsquo;, joins Andrew Pinsent in Hour 5. Plus, Dr. Barry Dworkin drops by the Hal Anthony studios to preview this week&rsquo;s edition of CFRA House Calls.</p>