CHEO says a surge in respiratory cases is expected to continue into the final days of 2022. Kristy Cameron delivers the details in Hour 1. Meantime, staffing shortages have led to a temporary shift to remote learning for a pair of Grade 8 classes. We get the latest from Dunning-Foubert Elementary School in Orleans. It’s not all bad news, though. Health Canada says that medication shelves at pharmacies and hospitals should be restocked next week. Yes, this includes children’s medication as well. We explain further in Hour 2. Over in the Twitterverse, uncertain chaos still looms large, as the company locks staff members out of their offices until Monday. While the front office didn’t specify any reasons for this move, reports say that large numbers of staff were giving their two-weeks notice after a tense ultimatum from new Twitter boss Elon Musk. And finally, we debate the best ways to help today’s youngest Canadians understand money.