Peel Matters

Intimate Partner Violence is on the increase in Peel Region. On Peel Matters, hear how Peel Regional Police and Safe Centre Peel have teamed up to make reporting IPV easier with Jaya Mootoo.

Rav chats with Monique from Bruized about food waste and the importance of embracing the imperfect. Bruized is a women-run start-up that aims to combat food waste through education and yummy eats.

On Peel Matters, Ryan Gurcharn deep dives into how the pandemic has changed continuing education, volunteering, and employment with Sheridan College Continuing and Professional Studies Volunteer center serving #Mississauga #Brampton #Caledon & WCG Employment Ontario.

Join Jaya Mootoo on Peel Matters to learn how you can support Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA) AND Seniors in the community through the Great Canadian Giving Challenge, their new Nocturnal Botanicals Ontario exhibit and their upcoming summer programs.

Listen live at 3 pm on Wednesday or Stream anytime at www.sauga960am.ca , under podcasts, Peel Matters.

Urvah Khan joins #PeelMatters host Anu Radha Verma to talk about Muslim Pride TO (in its 2nd year), and the brilliance of celebrating queer and trans-Muslims in the GTA and beyond.

Peel Matters host Pranav Bakaraju is joined by Therapist Jenn Shields who shares her insight and experience helping people with their mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic. They talk about how to improve your personal routine, relationships, motivation with work, and more.

Peel Matters host Bill McBain interviews Leader of Canada's New Democrats Jagmeet Singh on Indigenous relationships and the environment, then Peel Matters host Ryan Gurcharn talks to Tik Tok Influencer Mikael Melo about how Ford's handling of the pandemic is fueling his satire.

Today on Peel Matter, join Jaya Mootoo for a discussion with Sean Mauricette about his career, from DJ competitions in Meadowvale, to acting in TV and movies, to public speaking and writing a book.

Hear about his journey and upcoming projects.

Rav and Rahul kick-off Bike Month by learning about what biking looks like in Peel today, and what it could be in the future. They talk to Vicki Tran (Sheridan Bike Hub), Kris Hammel (Frost Bike Mississauga), and Chelsea Dalton (former UTM Bikeshare) about how you can get riding in Peel and their dreams for biking culture.

Guest Host Taman Atwal is joined by Sunny Benning from Always Sunny in the 6ix. They chat about Toronto borders, creative journeys and what it means to be authentic.