On the April 15 Morning News: Steps of Life, Goddess to the Core workshop, avoiding the pitfalls of potholes and protecting against identity theft.
Kevin learns more about the Steps of Life run/walk to support families affected by workplace tragedy
Sunday, May 4 is an important day for a large number of families across the country. Steps for Life is a 5k walk/run for families of workplace tragedy.
We’ve all known someone hurt on the job, and it’s a phenomenal thing that there’s a program in place to assist these persons.
In Healthy Living, Jessica finds out more about the Goddess to the Core workshop
This workshop sounds absolutely inspiring for anyone who needs to clear their mind, and find their peace.
Nicole is bringing in Sierra Bender for Saskatoon’s first Goddess to the Core workshop. Nicole said after attending the two day event in Edmonton, she knew Saskatoon women needed to experience this.
Off camera, Nicole shared stories from her workshop in Edmonton about how a mom brought her three daughters with her, and one of them opened up for the first time about being sexually abused as a child. Very brave.
Watch the full interview for more information if this sounds like a workshop you’d be interested in!
Brian Trainor explains to Kevin what steps to take to protect against identity theft
I love chatting with Brian Trainor. Today, we chatted not about Heartbleed, but about what to do if your SIN gets picked off.
Identity theft is rampant as we become more and more plugged in by our technology. Changing passwords regularly is a fine thing to do, but another thing to be cognizant of is how well-adapted you are to your information being out there.
We’re all guilty!
Avoiding the pitfalls of potholes
It doesn’t surprise me that we have a large pothole issue after the deep freeze we experienced this winter. And while dodging potholes can get annoying it was great to learn about all the ways we can prevent our vehicles from suffering from any damage that might be caused by potholes.
Practicing defensive driving is key. Slowing down and making sure the neighbouring lanes are empty in case you do need to swerve is ideal.
Today we also learned how important it is to make sure your tire pressure is correct. It can make all the difference in how much you need to spend on repairs if you do happen to hit a pothole.
Jessica and Kevin preview Wednesday’s Morning News
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