In Canada, inflation is the highest it's been in nearly 40 years. These days, the climbing cost of living is affecting just about everyone. For people who rely on income support in this province, the consequences of inflation can be especially dire. A recent report from the University of Calgary's School of Public Policy paints a grim picture of these consequences. But it also points towards a simple solution.

The Morning Show's Andrea McGuire has been looking into this.

Chances are you might recognize that music from one of Pandher Gurdeep Pandher's videos. The dancer from the Yukon became a bit of a viral sensation. He's performed his BONG-gra bhangra dances with politicians, members of the armed forces, Indigenous leaders, and even made one video dancing in minus 45 degree weather. Well now, Gurdeep Pandher is taking his dance on the road, to help spread his own brand of positivity.

Adam Smith is a nursing student and the president of the MUN Nursing Society. We get a nursing student's reaction to the government's newly announced benefits program that aims to keep nurses in the profession amid the ongoing nursing shortage.

This month, Music NL and the Association for New Canadians are joining forces to celebrate all that musical talent. They're running a free concert series at the Rooms on Wednesday nights, called "Global Music at The Rooms." And here on the Morning Show, we'll be profiling one musician from each concert every Wednesday morning this August. This week, we'll hear from Bangladeshi musician Indranil Mallick (Pron: In-drah-kneel Mull-ick) otherwise known as "Nostalgic Neel." He spoke with the Morning Show's Andrea McGuire.

It's Emancipation Month. A time to acknowledge the legacy and history of slavery in Canada and to mark its abolishment. Yesterday, the Rooms and the Association for New Canadians held it's first ever celebration for Emancipation Day. First, you'll hear from Barb Walsh, advisor for Black Centric Programing for the Association for New Canadians.

We hear about a bus retrofitted as a home and we meet the woman living in it who's spreading the word about a little-known disease, hemochromatosis. All while crossing the country in Elsie the bus.

History will be made at tomorrow's St. John's Regatta. For the first time since the event started, 204 years ago, women crews will row the full Regatta race course. We talk to two of the trailblazers.

Should legal rights be granted to animals, wetlands, crops, and even oceans? We ask that question, as we hear from the people behind the Atlantic Ocean bill of rights.

We talk to one of this country's rising stars about her newest single, her Canadian Country Music Award nomination and what she has up her sleeve next.

The Royal St. John’s Regatta is set to take over Quidi Vidi Lake in just a couple of days. We’ll get all the details from Regatta Committee President Noelle Thomas-Kennell.