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Monday, May 25
- Daniel Berehulak: Pictures say a thousand words. But what about the photographer? The 2015 Pulitzer Prize winner and renowned photojournalist discusses his experience documenting one of the worst health disasters in modern times – the Ebola outbreak.
- MASTERCHEF CANADA Season 2 Winner: Canada’s top home cook and Season 2 winner of MASTERCHEF CANADA joins CANADA AM to discuss their journey and epic finale.
- Joel Plaskett: Juno Award recipient, winner of 16 East Coast Music Awards, and Nova Scotian sensation lends his diverse sound on the AM Soundstage.
- All Eyes on The True North: Four members of the Canadian women’s national soccer team visit CANADA AM just before they are ready to hit the field for the FIFA Women`s World Cup.
- Clear Reception: Jacquie McNish and Sean Silcoff of The Globe and Mail offer their behind-the-scenes, never-before-told story, Losing the Signal, chronicling the rise and fall of Canadian tech giant, BlackBerry.
- Game Theory: Ajay Fry, host of SPACE’s INNERSPACE, takes a look at this season’s must-have video games.
- Tyler’s Story: In 2012, Kim LeBlanc’s son Tyler passed away. But he became a hero to seven people as he saved their lives through organ donation. Kim and Dave Allingham, the man who received Tyler’s heart will be in-studio to tell their moving story.
- An American Home in Canada: Beverley Thomson gets a tour of the Ottawa home of Vicki Heyman, wife of U.S. Ambassador Bruce Heyman. Heyman shares her experience living in the nation’s capital and her commitment to art.
- Breaking Bad Habits: Gretchen Rubin, author of The Happiness Project, shows CANADA AM viewers how to understand habits and change them for the good in her latest book, Better Than Before: Mastering the Habits of Our Everyday Lives.
- Summer’s Hottest Books: Get out your beach bag. Indigo’s Heather Reisman shares her suggestions for summer reads.
- Foraging Food for Free: Not bothering to go to the grocery store for veggies, sustainable food advocate Miriam Streiman talks about free foods found in the woods, ravines, sides of highways, and even your own backyard.
- Off-the-Wall Humour: Jim Breuer has over 20 years of stand-up comedy experience and named Comedy Central’s 100 Greatest Stand-Ups of All Time. Today, the charismatic comedian joins CANADA AM to discuss his new comedy special, JIM BREUER: COMIC FRENZY.
- Theatre, Art, and Dance: Fringe Festival, a world-wide network of indie theatre festivals, made its debut 32 years ago in Edmonton. Today, there are at least 17 such festivals across Canada. Peter Carlone and Chris Wilson of CollegeHumor’s Peter N’ Chris show us what to expect from this year’s Festival St-Ambroise Fringe de Montreal.
About CANADA AM
CANADA AM is Canada’s national morning newsmagazine. Since its launch in 1972, CANADA AM has brought Canadians a unique blend of hard news and lifestyle stories, featuring in-depth interviews with top newsmakers, celebrities and musical stars. Lis Travers is the Vice-President and Executive Producer for CANADA AM and Wendy Freeman is the President of CTV News.
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