Ann Rohmer speaks with Dr. Jean Augustine about her motion to the House of Commons in 1995 recognizing February as Black History Month. She shares her thoughts on its impact today.Ann Rohmer looks at the $3.1 Billion healthcare deal between the Federal Government and the Province of Ontario and York Region's share with Dr. Allan GrillTina Cortese and Glynn Perkins have information about homelessness and two support groups: 360Kids and BlueDoorJim Lang talks Pickleball CourtsShaliza Bacchus discusses flying out of Buffalo Airport

Ann Rohmer is with Noah Shack to discuss The United Jewish Appeal indicating an increase in hate crimes since start of Israel Hamas warTina Cortese speaks with Michael Levy who shares his story of terror and hope.  His brother Or was captured by Hamas and his sister in law was murdered.Ann Rohmer introduces us to The Aging In Place Movement that aims to help older adults stay at home in their later years instead of moving into other senior housing options.Jim Lang has information on The Culture Shift Tour which is visiting 100 hockey teams in 100 days, with a plan to create a safe place for players.Shaliza Bacchus looks at the celebration of Chinese New Year and the Year of the Dragon.

Ann Rohmer is with Andrew Park the President of the Ontario Doctor's Association to discuss the Ontario Medical Associations healthcare proposal.As we wrap up the first month of 2024, many are already preparing for Dry February. Jim Lang with the alcohol-free fundraiser.Next weekend, the Aurora Black Community Association is hosting a gala to celebrate food, music and culture. Glynn Perkins has a preview.Shaliza Bacchus is with Keesha Brownie on The Underground Comedy Railroad Tour; the first ever all-black comedy tour in the country.Ann Rohmer is with former journalist, senator and now author, Pamela Wallin with CATS: True Tails And Life Lessons From A Purring Companion 

Ann Rohmer looks at the triple-threat; flu, RSV and COVID with Oak Valley HealthJim Lang discusses the National Hockey League Player's Association launch of the "First Line Program for Mental Health"Shaliza Bacchus looks into a media literacy program for teens called Media SmartsAnn Rohmer has the monthly check in with Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca.Glynn Perkins looks at the Richmond Hill Library where art becomes an experience.

Ann Rohmer is with Pattie Lovett-Reid, a financial expert and CanadaHelps brand ambassador to discuss the decline of charitable donations.Jim Lang speaks with a representative from Ontario Principals' Council about the staffing shortages that are impacting learning in our schoolsAnn Rohmer speaks with Vaughan's Fire Chief, Andy Zvanitajs who has some reminders to keep you and your family safe.Shaliza Bacchus is with Joelle Peters, the Artistic Director of the The Native Earth Performing Arts Company to discuss the importance of the arts and representation.Tina Cortese speaks with Douglas Smith, Unionville's award winning author of The Lost Expedition

Ann Rohmer speaks with Laurie Campbell, a Debt Solutions ExpertTina Cortese has details on a new CIBC poll that indicates that Canadians are making getting out of debt a priority.Jim Lang looks at the latest exercise trends to start your new year fitness routine.Shaliza Bacchus discusses ways to make those newly initiated lifestyle changes stick.

Ann Rohmer is with Amandeep Sidhu from Peace by PEACE, a unique conflict resolution and community-building program for elementary school students in York Region.Ann Rohmer has the monthly check in with Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca, who looks back at the year that was and what's in store for 2024.If you are travelling over the holidays, your return to Canada includes a meeting with customs officers, Glynn Perkins has a day in the life of the Canadian Border Services.Jim Lang is with former professional hockey player Mark Kirton, who has shared his battle with ALS and now the NHL is helping to fight the disease through the ALS Super Fund.Cristina Lavecchia discusses the musicians who join forces to tackle homelessness.Shaliza Bacchus takes us to The Spot Music Hub, where musicians in York Region now have another rehearsal and performance space.

Ann Rohmer speaks with Dr.Sylvain Charlebois,  the lead author of the 2024 Food Price Report.Shaliza Bacchus looks at food banks across York Region and across the country that are witnessing more clients than ever.Glynn Perkins is with The Women’s Economic Security Program (WESP) to discuss how small businesses are the backbone of the economy, but labour shortages continue to impact revenue, and according to the provincial government, hiring women may be a solution.While experts suggest the 2024 job market is resilient, keeping top employees and hiring candidates with required skills are among the concerns for managers. Tina Cortese has the details.Ann Rohmer is with Dr. Deanne Simms, clinical health psychologist speaking about managing your child's holiday expectations.Jim Lang is with The Black Girl Hockey Club to discuss their partnership with Bauer to award thousands of dollars for equipment.