TODAY'S Topic:t; 1) A religious mother has gone ballistic because her kids did yoga at their Catholic school. Does she have a point or is she being hypersensitive? 2) Oshawa's GM plant is shutting down and the workers have walked out in righteous indignation. Are you sympathetic? Have you ever lost a job, or did a Union protect you and negotiate billions in corporate welfare bailout money from the rest of Canadians? Maybe after "investing" that much money, all of Canada should be "outraged"? 3) An American missionary was killed trying to tell a remote tribe about Jesus. Now they want to send more people to recover the body. Good idea? WWJD?

Prior to joining RZCD Craig was a principal partner in his own litigation boutique firm in Toronto for 12 years after starting his legal career on Bay Street. Craig has been a frequent speaker at seminars concerning employment advocacy matters and has litigated successfully at all levels of Court in the province.His goal is to produce impressive results through better compensation packages. Craig routinely receives referrals from other legal professionals and past clients, further proving his credibility and superior work. He enjoys helping people during tough times, lessening their stress levels and concerns by way of his reputable legal guidance.

Back in 1973, David and Penny Chapman bought a small creamery in Markdale Ontario. The Chapman family began with four employees and two trucks, and moved into the cramped and primitive rooms above an old creamery in town. In 2001, Chapman's opened a distribution center in New Brunswick to better serve its customers in Atlantic Canada. Although Chapman's Ice Cream has grown substantially, it is still firmly rooted in the community and deeply loyal to its employees. Today, Chapman's is Canada's largest independent ice cream company.

Author, Book Columnist on CBC's "q", Speaker, Founder & Artistic Director for Festival of Literary Diversity (FOLD - Canada's first festival for diverse authors and storytellers)

The box office biopic hit, Bohemian Rhapsody, has increased curiosity in the religion that Freddie Mercury grew up in - Zoroastrianism. Joining us in-studio today is Freddie's cousin, Ervad (priest) Dr. Jehan Bagli. Dr. Bagli obtained a Doctorate in Medicinal Chemistry from the University of London, and was the director of research at the Wyeth-Ayerst Research Laboratories in Princeton, NJ until his retirement.

Robin Sharma is one of the world's premier speakers on Leadership and Personal Mastery. As a presenter, Sharma has the rare ability to electrify an audience yet deliver uncommonly original and useful insights that lead to individuals doing their best work, teams providing superb results and organizations becoming unbeatable.

Join Drew and various religion reporters from an assortment of news outlets, as they catch up on happenings in the world of Religion, Faith and Cults - Oh My!

Ken Whiteley is a Canadian roots music legend. His musical journey has taken him from jug band, folk and swing to blues, gospel and children's music. Among his numerous accolades, he's been awarded a Canadian Folk Music Award, Genie Award for Best Original Song in a Canadian film, Lifetime Achievement recognition from Folk Music Ontario (Ontario Council of Folk Festivals) and Mariposa Folk Festival. He has also been nominated for 7 Juno awards and 16 Maple Blues Awards.

"Proponents of religious faith in public life in Canada tend to be younger, more highly educated, and more likely to have voted Liberal, according to a new survey." reads a headline in the National Post this week. Apparently, Evangelicals and older Conservative religious folks are no longer running the show when it comes to the role religion plays in public issues like health care, social services and education.The Angus Reid Institute was founded in October 2014 by Dr. Angus Reid, Canada's best-known and longest-practicing pollster. He's spent more than four decades asking people what they think and feel about top social, governance and economic issues.

Chantal's practice encompasses every possible area of Canadian citizenship, immigration and refugee law, such as business class applications, skilled workers, family sponsorships, work and study permits, refugee cases, citizenship applications, plus Appeals and Judicial Reviews of refused cases.