Tina Cortese speaks with MP for Vaughan-Woodbridge and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of National Revenue, Francesco Sorbara about an investment of nearly $890,000 to the College of Carpenters and Allied Trades. This fund will support key groups facing barriers, get the training they need to launch exciting and well-paying careers in the trades and will also provide online learning

Ann Rohmer looks at how Sarah Sun started her own business during the pandemic; how she hired staff and how to succeed.

Tina Cortese also explains how a small business got a needed funding boost from Dragon’s Den; found success and then went on to support other small businesses struggling to survive due to the pandemic

Ann Rohmer returns with Richmond Hill acting mayor Joe DiPaola who talks about how the expansion of transit is now a reality and how the city is also accepting nominations for their Community Heroes

Karen Johnson looks into Financial Literacy – the ABC’s about talking to your kids about finances, financial planning and how to cope/budget during tough times.

Local entrepreneur Carla from Carla’s Cookies discusses with Jim Lang her annual fundraiser for MADD CANADA where buying cookies or butter tarts to celebrate your graduate will send proceeds to got MADD CANADA. Carla’s brother was killed by a drunk driver.