Metro Morning

A team trained to save lives "deeply saddened" when their mission fails; DJ lifts spirits with music mixes at vaccine line-ups around Jane-Finch in north west Toronto.

Pastor Brian Warren of New Hope Church in Mississauga talks about the conviction in the murder of George Floyd; Weyni Mengesha of Soulpepper Theatre gives the stage to Classics from around the world.

Women's cycling club invites new riders onto the trails; Meals from every culture represented in Toronto's restaurant scene; Knowing how probabilities and percentages work can be vital life skill.

After a decade with Kim's Convenience, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee bids an emotional "See you"; Working cash at Dollarama, and empathizing with people forbidden from buying socks and other "non-essentials".

Toronto forward on NCAA Women's Basketball helps Stanford Cardinals to championship! Sixth-grader works to inspire his generation to read more -- by matching readers with books they'll like.

"Looking at a bunch of hooks...": Toronto bike shop owner braces for months of disappointed customers; "We love it when people approach us" Sister Mary Grace says roller-blading breaks down barriers.

Patios slam shut after two weeks -- how much does that cost owners, and how do servers deal with the uncertainty?; Local Food Movement pioneer creates Bachelor of Food Studies program at Geoge Brown.

Historic All-Black line of Ontario pro hockey players thrills fans; Convenience store still open in downtown Toronto's underground Path; fishing for metal in the harbour with gigantic magnets.

Toronto students talk about making it through two disrupted school years, missing their friends, missing going out... and all the milestones and adventures of being young together.

Sounds from the warehouse where Global Medic is packing supplies; sounds from small stores re-opening and commercial streets coming back to life in Toronto.