ANTHONY LEMKE – Canadian actor Anthony Lemke is guest host on the national edition of The Morning Show. He has starred in a number of roles in TV features and is best known for portraying Ryan Lambert in the television series Lost Girl. He will appear in the TV movie Bomb Girls that airs tonight at 8 p.m. on Global.
DUFOUR-LAPOINTE SISTERS – Canada’s Olympic sweethearts, the Dufour-Lapointe sisters, join the conversation on The Morning Show. Justine and Chloe won moguls gold and silver respectively at the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi. They’ll be in-studio to talk about their career plans and upcoming fashion line.
TAYLOR DAYNE – Pop legend and multi-platinum diva Taylor Dayne joins The Morning Show to talk about her longevity as a singer and her latest Canadian tour. Dayne has sold more than 75 million albums and singles, garnered three Grammy nominations, and appeared in film, television and on Broadway.
MIKAEL KINGSBURY – Canadian Olympic freestyle moguls silver medalist Mikaël Kingsbury is in-studio to talk about his successful season and what’s next for the young skiing star. The Quebec native recently captured the overall freestyle title by one point over Canadian Alexandre Bilodeau.
WALK TO CURE DIABETES – Canadian actor Austin Basis is in-studio to raise awareness about the Walk to Cure Diabetes campaign. Basis currently stars in The CW series Beauty and the Beast. Basis has Type 1 diabetes and his condition has not stopped him from pursuing his acting career. TORONTO SHOW ONLY
ANTI-AGING TIPS – What happens to aging skin? Can the chemicals I use to clean my home damage my skin? Dr. Adam Geyer joins us to offer straight forward tips about anti-aging and what techniques can be used to make your skin look young. TORONTO SHOW ONLY
SPRING FIT – Sharon Vinderine of Parent Tested, Parent Approved returns to talk about the latest products you and your family can use to get fit for spring. On average, only 12% of Canadian children take part in enough physical activity. TORONTO SHOW ONLY
ONE OF A KIND SHOW – One of a Kind Show director Patti Stewart tells us what’s in store for the popular event that runs until March 30 at the Direct Energy Centre in Toronto. The show features handmade work from over 450 artisans from across the country. TORONTO SHOW ONLY
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