A release of confidential documents dubbed the Pandora Papers points to wealthy athletes, celebrities, politicians and others who are using tax havens to save millions. So far, the CBC and the Toronto Star have identified the names of at least 500 Canadian citizens or residents in the records. For more on the implications of this revelation we speak with Chuck Collins a researcher at the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington, D.C.; Tracey Strnad the director of 'Apple Harvest', tells us about her documentary that celebrates the apple industry along the south shore of Georgian Bay; Rod Phillips, the provincial Minister of Long-Term Care outlines some of his government's proposed changes to the system; Asha Tomlinson of CBC Marketplace tells us about their investigation into 'refurbished' electronics being marketed through Best Buy Canada; Paige Martin, our Ontario Hockey League expert previews the season that's just begun; So how has the pandemic which has restricted our ability to get together affected the sale of turkeys on Thanksgiving. We find out how farmers have been coping from Brian Ricker. He raises 50-thousand birds a year and is also Chair of the Turkey Farmers of Ontario.