The FEED

Ann Rohmer speaks with Dr. Samantha Hill from the Ontario Medical Association to help us understand the various vaccines available and their differences.

Tina Cortese introduces us to CIBC women who have been juggling childcare; career and finances over the last year.

Jim Lang speaks with the author of 'Offside', Ronda Taylor and discusses her experience in the hockey world, sexism and the challenges that she faced as a female player.

Tina then speaks with Local and Regional Councillor Sunder Singh and gives us a preview of the very special virtual celebration of International Women's Day which will be hosted on March 10th by 105.9 The Region's own Amber Payie.

Finally, Karen Johnson introduces us to a doctor that has been diagnosed with young-onset Parkinson's.

Ann Rohmer speaks about the Ontario Medical Association's advice to the Provincial Government to avoid a third wave of COVID-19.

Tina Cortese discusses how your local pharmacy will be involved in the vaccine roll-out and also talks to York Region's CEO Chairman Wayne Emmerson on how things are going after the first week of York Region being in the 'Red Zone'.

With the RRSP deadline on March 1st, Jim Lang discusses making a contribution during these challenging times.

Karen Johnson looks at how a local retailer (Lou Lou Boutique) has changed its business model during the pandemic.

Ann Rohmer brings us a story about 36 golden retrievers that were abused in Cairo, but have arrived a Pearson Airport and found their forever homes here.

Ann Rohmer speaks to the Minister of Small Business and Red Tape Reduction MPP Prabmeet Singh Sarkaria about the Small Business Relief Grant and recaps the supports available for small businesses.

Afua Baah introduces us to the Black Entrepreneurship Knowledge Hub program that supports black entrepreneurs and business owners.

Since it is Heart & Stroke Month, Jim Lang interviews a couple who have battled heart disease together.

Karen Johnson tells us about how technology can help with depression and anxiety.

Ann Rohmer looks at Richmond Hill's zero tax increase budget for 2021.

Tina Cortese discusses how to keep pets and family safe when spotting a coyote.

Ann Rohmer speaks to Education Minister Stephen Lecce on the provincial government’s decision to postpone the March break

Tina Cortese discusses how the education unions across the province who are not in favour of postponing the March break.

Afua Baah interviews a grade 11 Vaughan Honours student -- Viola Desmond

Jim Lange speaks to Dr. Sharma on how to celebrate Family Day with our families even after we’ve been in close quarters for almost a year!

Tina Cortese introduces us to some fun & educational ideas for everyone this Family Day weekend.

Ann Rohmer discusses the City of Richmond Hill’s 20 year urban plan.

Tina Cortese speaks to Mackenzie Health’s Cortelucci Vaughan Hospital which will be open to COVID-19 patients as of Feb 7.

After Joe Crupi died of coronavirus in December his family has been fundraising for Toronto General Hospital and Markham Stouffville Hospital. Ann Rohmer talks to Luciana Crupi with how much has been raised and where the money will go

February is Black history month and Afua Baah reminds us of the celebratory events happening in Newmarket.

105.9 The Region's music director Cristina Lavecchia chats about the Vaughan Winterfest virtual event with headliner Tyler Shaw.

Jim Lang has a preview of Superbowl LV and how it will be different this year…you guessed it…thanks to the pandemic

Tina Cortese speaks with the President of the Canadian Medical Association after the one-year anniversary of the first reported case of COVID-19 and tries to answer the question "where do we go from here?"

Ann Rohmer fills us in on a new campaign to combat misinformation about the virus and the vaccine as well as how the Canadian Cancer Society is encouraging Canadians to go alcohol free in February and donate instead to this cancer fundraiser.

Afua Baah introduces us to Blue Door and how they are continuing to help those in need of housing...especially during the pandemic.

Jim Lang discusses junior hockey and how hockey players have their dreams on hold because of the pandemic.

Ann Rohmer speaks with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce President Rocco Rossi on the devastating impact of the stay at home order on businesses

Tina Cortese discusses the dedicated phone line that CMHA York Region and South Simcoe have set up to help those struggling with anxiety, depression, stress

Behind the Mask – Karen Johnson brings us a story of one doctor’s experience throughout this pandemic.

Afua Baah introduces us to the Up Your Life Guide – a guide of more than 400 community resource listings, tips, personal stories of struggle and resilience and other helpful information for people living in York Region

Jim Lang speaks with author Al Strachan and his new book Hockey’s Hot Stove: The Untold Stories of the Original Insiders -- a behind the scenes look at the very popular Hockey Night in Canada's satellite Hot Stove.

Online learning – Tina Cortese looks into the impact of extended online learning on students.

With Blue Monday just around the corner, mental health issues like anxiety & depression are at an all-time high as we continue to struggle through the pandemic. Karen Johnson talks about new free internet programs that are available to help

Democrats Abroad – Ann Rohmer takes a look ahead to next Wednesday’s (January 20th) Presidential inauguration.

American Professor – Afua Baah speaks to a York University professor on the state of America.

Just after the one year anniversary of the downing of the Ukraine Airlines flight that killed 176, Tina Cortese speaks to an aviation lawyer who gives an update on the legal proceedings for victims families