The Morning Bite

Online harms are now the top threat to children in Canada 09.09.2026 6:24 ↓

GUEST: Sara L. Austin Founder & CEO Children First Canada

Parents aren’t happy with the amount of tech in classrooms 08.09.2026 9:00 ↓

GUEST:  Alex Olson, Director, Centre for Analytics & AI Engineering Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering, University of Toronto

Trade war: So what happens now? 08.09.2026 9:24 ↓

GUEST: Lachlan Wolfers, Global Head of Indirect Taxes for KPMG

Back to School! Are your kids Anxious? 08.09.2026 9:42 ↓

GUEST: Alyson Schaefer, Family Counsellor and parenting expert

Canada-USA Trade Update 08.09.2026 9:27 ↓

GUEST: Rambod Behboodi is Senior Counsel at Borden Ladner Gervais LLP (BLG) and one of Canada's leading practitioners in international trade and economic regulation.

Checking in w/Reggie Cecchini in Dallas 08.09.2026 5:23 ↓

Guest: Reggie Checcini, Global News Washington Correspondent

The history of Labour Day 07.09.2026 6:07 ↓

GUEST:  Jennifer Whiteside, BC Minister of Labour

Almost $1000 in fines for E Dirt bike after fleeing Police 07.09.2026 9:40 ↓

GUEST: Corporal Mike Kalanj, Burnaby RCMP

The State of BC Politics / LNG and Energy Opportunites 07.09.2026 11:01 ↓

GUEST:  Chris Sankey, Senior Advisor to the energy, investment and infrastructure industry. He provides strategic advice and planning to companies engaging Indigenous Communities, Industry and Government

A look back on the past 50 years of the PNE 07.09.2026 9:38 ↓

GUEST: Craig Hodge, Freelance photographer who’s been shooting the PNE for 50 years

The Life of Ken "The Mad Canadian" Carter, a daredevil who tried to jump the St. Lawrence River 07.09.2026 6:16 ↓

GUEST:  Craig Baird, Host of Canadian History X

Latest job numbers and what they show 04.09.2026 8:02 ↓

Latest job numbers and what they show Guest: Adrian Dix, Minister of Energy and Climate Solutions

Should you buy now before tariffs raise prices? 04.09.2026 8:54 ↓

Should you buy now before tariffs raise prices? Guest: Ian Lee, associate professor at Carleton University’s Sprott School of Business in Ottawa

BC Ferries sailings over the long weekend 04.09.2026 6:10 ↓

BC Ferries sailings over the long weekend Guest: Kit Billings, Communications Advisor, B.C. Ferries

The Weekly Cecchini Check-In: Tariff threats loom like fog over Lake America 04.09.2026 9:14 ↓

The Weekly Cecchini Check-In: Tariff threats loom like fog over Lake America Guest: Touria Izri, Global National Washington Correspondent

How do Businesses Justify Price hikes 04.09.2026 8:33 ↓

How do Businesses Justify Price hikes Guest: Hoorsana Damavandi, Assistant Professor of Marketing · Haslam College of Business at the University of Tennessee

More MLA’s leave BC Conservatives party and Chief of Staff goes too 03.09.2026 8:58 ↓

More MLA’s leave BC Conservatives party and Chief of Staff goes too Guest: Richard Zussman, Western Canada Vice President of Public Affairs at Burson

The Mess that is the BC Conservatives 03.09.2026 9:32 ↓

The Mess that is the BC Conservatives Guest: David Black is a faculty member in the School of Communication and Culture at Royal Roads University

The Bank of Canada held the key rate again, what does it mean? 03.09.2026 6:14 ↓

The Bank of Canada held the key rate again, what does it mean? Guest: Bryan Yu, Chief Economist at Central 1

Are people no longer retiring from their careers? 03.09.2026 5:36 ↓

Are people no longer retiring from their careers? Guest: Bonnie-Jeanne MacDonald, Actuary & Director of Financial Security Research, National Institute on Ageing

How to prepare anxious kids for back to school 03.09.2026 8:27 ↓

How to prepare anxious kids for back to school Guest: Todd Cunningham, assistant professor, teaching stream in the Department of Applied Psychology and Human Development at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education.

BC’s Attorney General wants Big Tech to protect Canadian kids 02.09.2026 9:04 ↓

BC’s Attorney General wants Big Tech to protect Canadian kids Guest: Niki Sharma, Attorney General of British Columbia

Will A.I harm critical thinking skills in schools? 02.09.2026 8:00 ↓

Will A.I harm critical thinking skills in schools? Guest: Carole Gordon, president, BC Teachers' Federation

What is the future for Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives? 02.09.2026 9:08 ↓

What is the future for Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives? Guest: Nelson Wiseman, Professor Emeritus, Department of Political Science, University of Toronto

Could the Big Brothers program disappear amid funding gaps? 02.09.2026 9:08 ↓

Could the Big Brothers program disappear amid funding gaps? Guest: Valerie Lambert, Executive Director at Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver