On Tuesday’s Morning News, Jessica learns how Share the Wake is helping kids enjoy the summertime and Kevin finds out how to handle food safely around the BBQ and when camping. Also on the show, Saskatchewan business challenge finalists Vivid AutoGraphics and Ward 7 councillor Mairin Loewen on a downtown parking study.
Share the Wake to improve kids lives
I love this program.
I think it’s such a great initiative for kids who can’t afford summer camps or extracurricular activities in the summer time. This gives them the opportunity to get out on the water, wakeboard, tube, learn some yoga and finish the day off with a hot dog and s’more roast.
This program is limited right now to Big Brothers Big Sisters, but being that this is only the program’s second year, it’s hoping to grow!
BBQs and safe food handling
Well, I learned a lot. When handling raw meat, of course I wash my hands before touching anything else, because, let’s be real here – I’d be sick a heck of a lot if I weren’t for that.
But the idea of having an isolated cutting board for meats? Nope. Never occurred to me. I wash the heck out of my cutting board when I’m done with it. It’s second-nature.
All the same… well-played, bacteria.
Saskatchewan business challenge – Vivid AutoGraphics
One of the finalists in the Saskatchewan business challenge is Vivid AutoGraphics, which offers customized wraps for vehicles.
Parking issues in Saskatoon
Ward 7 councillor Mairin Loewen discusses a proposed parking study for downtown Saskatoon which would look at issues and possible solutions.
Jessica and Kevin preview Wednesday’s Morning News
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