This week, we look at signs of ADHD in adulthood and what to do if you want to get tested for it. We also look at how extreme drought conditions in parts of Saskatchewan could impact the future of farming and the food in your kitchen.

Chan Hon Goh tells us about her incredible career, breaking barriers as the first Chinese Canadian principal dancer at the National Ballet of Canada, and how she’s helping a new generation of dancers at Goh Academy.

This week, we look at tips to avoid home improvement scams, how obsessing over getting enough sleep could end up doing more harm than good & the story of a Toronto man who has spend the last 13 years in jail for a crime he claims he never committed.

We chat with Sam Roberts about summer time touring and the brotherhood of the band. We'll also share our conversation with Rick Mercer on his new comedy tour and we take a look at what careers A.I. is poised to replace.

This week, we sit down with pop superstars 98 Degrees and we look at how stress affects your appetite and what you you can do to fix it.

We explore how U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade wars could impact North America’s next big soccer event as the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches. Meanwhile, superstar Canadian director Celine Song drops by to discuss her latest film, “Materialists.”

We discuss a new way to hit the road during the trade war this summer. Meanwhile, why are family doctors and oncologists so hard to find right now in Canada?

It's Pride month, and this week Nurse Jake busts some myths around sexual health. We also take a closer look at what's behind Canada's lagging new home sales.