We welcome Melinda Coleman and Robin Hull from the Alzheimer Society LLG to tell us all about a special event coming up to help promote their new day program in Portland.
Judy Dempsey and Aisha Toor from The Table Community Food Centre in Perth talk about this season’s events and activities.
Pat Evans is back to tell us about this year’s edition of the Parkinson’s Superwalk. She’s bringing Erin Myers with her to share her story.
We get an update on the goings on in Perth with Mayor John Fenik.
With Canopy Growth, the country’s largest producer of cannabis, in Smiths Falls, the town is bracing for a wave of Cannabis tourists to descend upon it. We welcome some local experts to comment.
Gwendy Lapp and Emily Castle discuss the Triple P Parenting Program offered through Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit.
Mireille LaPointe from the Ardoch Algonquin First Nation discusses indigenous culture in our area.
Our look at local Health Care continues with Dr. Cory Scott of Smiths Falls. Dr. Scott will be speaking to the shortage of family physicians in the town as doctors in the town are either retiring or moving to other communities.
Earlier this week, Cornerstone Landing Youth Services and Algonquin College revealed their tiny house, built by the college’s students. It will be used as emergency housing for youth in need. We caught up with Cornerston’s Terrilee Kelford at the Tiny Home to talk about next steps in the project, and what it means for local youth.
The Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit’s Yves Decostes Joins us to talk about public smoking restrictions.
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