Richard welcomes a Canadian human rights activist to discuss the scourge of world-wide human trafficking and modern-day slavery. According to estimates, there are approximately 27 million slaves in the world today, and 2.5 million people become victims of

Do you work for someone whos younger? According to a survey by Torontojobs.Ca, 34% of workers do, and 15% say they work for someone who is at least ten years younger. With that in mind, the job search website has come up with some tips to Minimize Generat

Jane Brown and guests discuss the province's confusing back to school guidelines.

Jane Brown and Suzanne Boyd talk about the September issue of Zoomer Magazine.

Jane Brown and Bill VanGorder of CARP discuss Canadians' attitudes towards COVID-19.

Are you a morning person or a night owl? Ben Franklin once famously said that people who are early to bed and early to rise, are healthy, wealthy, and wise. Now you can add happy to that list: Early risers are more likely to feel chipper and energetic tha

THE CHINA VIRUS Richard welcomes an author/broadcaster to discuss how Canadian government officials have handled the coronavirus pandemic. He'll also discuss the Trudeau family's longstanding admiration for communist China and other authoritarian regimes

For years, it was a source of irritation for millions of loyal Air Canada customers collecting Aeroplan points. Now the airline is revamping its loyalty program to make it easier to book seats. Its part of an effort to boost membership while the global tr

Appraisal pros Paul Kenny and his friend Glen discuss your stuff including purses, concert posters, and Maple Leaf Garden seats Top notch advice on when to buy, sell, store or ditch your stuff. Listen live every Sunday at 11am on Zoomer Radio

Welcome to this episode of The Tonic, terrestrially broadcast on August 15 and 16 on AM740 and FM 96.7 in Toronto. Topics covered on the show track the lifestyle articles and themes published in Tonic Magazine. This week we'll discuss the natural beauty s