• Kevin Frankish speaks with car designer Kevin. This 9 year old from Vaughan is one of the Canadian finalists in Toyota's "Design a Dream Car" contest -- the design must make the world a better place.

• Jim Lang is with Niko Giantopoulos from Markham. Niki is now the goalkeeper for York United Soccer.

• Shaliza Bacchus discusses #ForTheLoveOfParks which is a collaborative campaign between Ontario Parks and Parks Canada to promote visitors' shared responsibility for our natural areas.

• Kevin Frankish speaks with Grade 12 Pickering College student Michaela Morra's initiative looking at how music can awaken the brains of people with dementia has earned her top honours in the school's annual Capstone Project.

• Tina Cortese looks into a summer student work study program at York University's Lassonde School of Engineering where the focus is physics and it pairs grade 11/12 high school students with undergrads.

• Jim Lang is with Sierra Costa, the first female GM in the Ontario Junior Hockey League - Aurora Tigers

• Jim Lang speaks with singer/songwriter Susan Aglukark who will receive the Humanitarian Award for her long-standing dedication to improving the lives of children and youth in Northern Indigenous communities.

• Kevin Frankish with Sarah Blackwood from Walk Off The Earth; nominated for Children’s Album of the Year for "Walk Off the Earth & Romeo Eats Vol. 1" a music and food discovery show project. The project stars the then three-year-old Romeo alongside his father and WOTE's Gianni Luminati. The nomination makes Romeo the youngest Juno nominee ever.

• Craig Robertson with Hill Kourkoutis who is nominated for Recording Engineer of the Year for “Howler” by Sate and “The Draught” by Tania Joy. This makes Hill the first woman to receive a Juno Award nomination for recording engineer of the year.

• Kevin Frankish is with the president of York University Rhonda Lenton. York University is strengthening its position as a leader in creating a sustainable and inclusive world, ranking in the world’s top 35 – #33 out of 1,406 post-secondary institutions, moving up 34 spots from its position at 67/1,117 last year.

• Shaliza Bacchus speaks with York Region's own American Idol contestant who has made it into the Top 7

• Jim Lang speaks with Mayor Quirk of Georgina about their new pilot project to allow backyard chickens.

• Shaliza Bacchus is with Mayor Steve Pellegrini of King Township about the new recreation centre coming to King City in 2024. The centre will feature 124,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor facilities and is being constructed on 25 acres on the southeast corned of the King Campus of Seneca College

• Jim Lang is with Richmond Hill Council Member Godwin Chan about the local initiative to collect non-perishables for Ukrainian Refugees.

• Kevin Frankish with the Jag brothers -- 9 and 6 year old brothers and author's of a new book celebrating Earth Month.

• Craig Robertson speaks with acclaimed author and musician Antonio Michael Downing about his book Saga Boy and his appointment to be the first Black Artist in Residence with the Waterloo Region District School Board.

• Jim Lang with a preview of the RENOVATED Maple Public Library and the grand opening on Tues April 26

• Kevin Frankish is with Glenn Burton and the Newmarket Stingers Minor Girls Softball League