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Dr. Danielle Jongkind joins us to discuss common respiratory conditions that dog owners often have questions about.
The heart is a mighty organ. Nutritionist Julia Karantjas shares what to eat to help with heart health.
Late last year, Time Out revealed the top 40 coolest neighbourhoods around the world. The places that balance great local culture, food and fun with support and kindness for their communities. We learn more with International Editor, James Manning.
Edmonton Community Reporter Wade Brown highlights the city’s Chinatown Dining Week.
Freelance journalist Meagan Gillmore stops by to tell us how the Disability Justice Network of Ontario is fighting food insecurity during the pandemic.
On our Voices segment, we check in with our newest member of the Kelly and Company Community Reporter roster, Julie Martin from Pictou County, Nova Scotia!

What is the Raspberry Pi computer, and how could we utilize it? Michael Babcock shares on our Tech Talk.
Who's moving on the the NFL playoffs? Brock Richardson gives us the details in his sports report.
We meet the newest member of our AMI-tv team, Ottawa Bureau Reporter Christopher Vallee.
Decorated Olympian Scott Moir is asking Canadians coast-to-coast to showcase national pride in part of his My Home is Canada campaign. How can you get involved? We ask this question and more with Scott!
On Know Your Rights, Danielle McLaughlin opens up the conversation on dealing with the misbehaviour of people in official positions.

What are 7 credit card perks you should prioritize in 2021? Jeff Ryman explains in his lifestyle report.
What is making waves at CES this year? John Bieler of the App Show gives us the details.
The MacLaren Art centre in Barrie is expanding their programs to become more accessible. Karen Magee shares the goals of the program.
Amazon news is back in the book world this week, and this time they’re hoping to leave an uplifting mark for readers. Ryan Hooey shares more.

Let’s get organizing our thoughts and ideas. Michael Feir tells us about the Notebooks10 app, developed by Alfonz Schmid.
Fern Lulham highlights a UK charity called Fight for Sight, which funds ground breaking research for vision loss.
We learn more about the services at the Canadian Deafblind Association British Columbia chapter, with Family Services coordinator, Theresa Tancock.
Many boroughs in Montreal have implemented snow removal services for people with mobility challenges. Community Reporter Nick D’Ambrosio has the details.
We flip through quirky stories from around the globe with Jeff Ryman, on What in the World.
Today’s Roundtable guest is Founder of Conect 4 Life, Melanie Taddeo.

Traditionally, the month of January means the launch of what is known as midseason in the television game. What is midseason and has COVID-19 affected it? We learn more with Greg David.
During our Regional Content Report, Ryan Delehanty highlights a casting call for blind actors in Halifax.
Registered Nurse Leslie Depoe realizes that we are all going through a difficult time, no matter what our circumstances are individually. She shares thoughts and resources on mental health and resiliency.
Let’s chat all about the 2021 Food Trends with Mary Mammoliti of Kitchen Confession.