With a whole month left until school is back in session, are you struggling to entertain your kids? Parenting blogger Julie Cole discusses how she's surviving summer vacation; Business Digest with Megan Read; An online recruitment site says companies that publish their better-than-market salary offerings get more job applications. But workplace columnist Rubina Ahmed-Haq says it can create more work for hiring managers; After over a year and a half of anti-lockdown protests, COVID conspiracy theorists have cemented their influence in Canada. Peter Smith,

Researcher with the Canadian Anti-Hate Network, discusses how these movements might evolve as the pandemic stretches on; The province's plan came out a couple of days ago, and already, some teachers and some doctors are calling for a re-think. The Toronto Star's Robert Benzie talks about the plan, the reaction to it, and what it means for kids this fall; What’s the impact of cancel culture on our culture as a whole? Media teacher and writer behind the Collingwood Today article "Can we cancel ‘cancel culture’?" weighs in; Will high vaccination rates protect Canada from a fourth wave? House doctor Peter Lin breaks down the numbers; As fears mount over the delta variant and Canada's vaccination rate tapers off, some groups are calling for COVID-19 vaccines to be made mandatory for health-care workers. The President of the Canadian Medical Association explains her association's stance; Kids from a golf camp at the Lombard Glen Golf Club near Smiths Falls talk about how they're inspired by Olympian Brooke Henderson