If you live in Toronto for sure you have seen Jane and Finch on the news. Let me guess, it wasn't for the right reasons. What if I told you the Jane and Finch community is a vibrant and positive society. In this episode we link up with Shon Williams host of the The Safe Room podcast as he goes deep into the positive side of the Jane and Finch Community.

"Lest we forget" is a phrase commonly used in war remembrance services and commemorative occasions in English speaking countries, specifically those connected to the British Empire. Before the term was used in reference to soldiers and war, it was first used in an 1897 Christian poem written by Rudyard Kipling called "Recessional", a poem written to commemorate Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee. The phrase occurs eight times; and is repeated at the end of the first four stanzas in order to add particular emphasis regarding the dangers of failing to remember.

Lagos Chop will be hosting a fundraising dinner on the 13th November at 100 street, Regis crescent North York. This fundraising would assist in feeding underpreviliged children in Nigeria. There will be a 7 course meal dinner with chef FUNMI and special Guest chef AREMU OLUWASEYI.

We all know one or two rappers who have been shot to death. Why is this such a frequent issue? In this episode we try to understand the reasons why some rappers end up getting shot.

Do you celebrate halloween? We share our thoughts on halloween. Do we really understand the origins of halloween or has culture defined halloween for us? Join us in this episode as we analyze the real significance of halloween.

We sit down with Chris a finance expert. He explains the work one has to put, in order to understand money matters. In areas such as insuarance and stocks and where to get the required knowledge.

We wrap up our road trip as we head back to Toronto. It was an entertaining and educative expirience seeing other cities in Canada. On our next trip we would like to go with you, yes you! lets travel and see our world.

In this final part of the series we wrap up with Janvier as we prepare to go back to Toronto from our Ottawa, Gatineau and Montreal tour.

Janvier recenrly published his book, "ALTERNATIVES".-How we stunted Economic Growth in Africa- And new Alternatives For the 21st Century." The book was inspired by not only the fact that he is a native African but his constant interactions within the African continent as an inestor. Based on the African economy in the 21st century, his book is an essential guide for the African diaspora and people of the African descent.

Mr. Kakoko Janvier, is the co-founder and operator of miequity.ca, a Canadian Real Estate Investment Platform. He has participated in several panels including York University Research Festival.