This episode begins with memory and meaning. Kris Abel reflects on his late friend, journalist Beverly Thompson, sharing a story that captures the humor and connection that defined their friendship. From there, the focus moves to technology shaping everyday life:…
Parliament is back — and Canada’s political landscape is already shifting. Cabinet shuffles, leadership signals, and the pace of government decisions set the tone for what’s ahead. Shane Hewitt and Matt Gurney explore the strengths and weaknesses of today’s leaders,…
The name Terry Fox continues to spark hope decades after his Marathon of Hope began. This episode revisits why his journey matters now more than ever. Shane Hewitt and Ryan look at the significance of the 2025 Terry Fox Run,…
Robert Munsch’s stories have shaped childhoods and families across generations. With news of his choice for medically assisted death due to dementia, the chance to celebrate his legacy while he is still here carries new weight. In this “Good News…
Some stories of resilience are stranger than fiction. In this episode, a North Vancouver man’s journey to restore his vision takes a wild turn — involving a tooth, an eye and an extraordinary medical procedure. The result: 20/30 vision and…
Good news has the power to shift perspective and create lasting impact. This episode shares stories of human connection, everyday heroes, and the surprising ways positivity travels. From moments of kindness to tales of resilience, it highlights why recognizing good…
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What does it take for young people to succeed in today’s job market? Shane Hewitt and Adam Froman unpack the answer, pointing to adaptability, creativity, and the ability to stand out in a world where online applications often feel like…
Young people are facing an uphill battle in today’s labor market — but why? Andrew Grantham, Senior Economist at CIBC, joins Shane Hewitt to unpack the forces driving record youth unemployment. He highlights how AI and automation may be squeezing…
Saving for education doesn’t have to be overwhelming—or complicated. Shane Hewitt and Anita Bruinsma break down the essentials of Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs), showing how families can make the most of government grants and smart investing. They tackle the…
From paper routes to Parliament, Shane Hewitt, Stefan Keyes, and Lucas Meyer weave together stories of early work experiences and the shifting realities of Canadian politics. The first half explores the importance of those first jobs—whether delivering flyers, working in…
