LiveWired in Calgary – Episode 20: Coronavirus good deeds

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In this month’s episode, host Darren Krause, editor at LiveWire Calgary, talked with two people at the forefront of helping others as the coronavirus began in our city.

Krause talked with local photographer Neil Zeller about some of the work he’s been doing to keep people’s spirits up, and he talked with Calgary social worker Juliet Burgess about the work she’s doing setting up a support network in her neighbourhood.

Also – information about some of the public health measures at the time.

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