Shiftheads – Speed Traps & Lemon Laws: Bingo, Anyone?

Lorraine Sommerfeld, veteran automotive journalist and consumer advocate, joins the Nightshift to unpack why Canadian car buyers are stuck with weak lemon laws and how Vaughan’s speed camera pause has residents shouting “bingo!”—but not in celebration. With her signature wit and insight, Lorraine breaks down what’s broken in our auto system and why public trust…

Spend Smart, Dream Big: Mastering Money Habits with Jessica Moorhouse

Shane Hewitt is joined by Jessica Moorhouse who discusses money habits, particularly overspending windfalls before they arrive. She suggests documenting spending plans to avoid overspending and extending happiness by researching purchases. They also touch on the World Happiness Report, with a discussion on Canada’s ranking. Morehouse advises focusing on financial goals and dreams to stay…

The Communications Breakdown: Tech’s Crisis of Connection with Mohit Rajhans

Mohit Rajhans, media and culture analyst and co-founder of ThinkStart.ca , joins Shane Hewitt to unpack the growing communications crisis in technology — a perfect storm of fragmented channels, AI overreach, and eroding trust in institutions. Together, they explore how organizations and individuals can rebuild authentic connection in a world where innovation too often overshadows…

ICYMI – Food Fight: DoorDash Lawsuit, Drip Pricing, and the Ozempic Effect on Consumer Habits

 In a sharp exchange, Sylvain Charlebois, the Food Professor, breaks down why the Competition Bureau’s lawsuit against DoorDash could be a turning point for consumer rights in Canada. He and Shane Hewitt unpack how “drip pricing” misleads customers and what this means for the future of food delivery transparency. Later the conversation turns to…