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Monday, Feb. 24

• ANNA QUINDLEN: The #1 New York Times bestselling author drops by to talk about her new book Still Life with Bread Crumbs.
• SCOTT THOMPSON: The Canadian comedian from The Kids in the Hall joins CANADA AM to chat about the Well Dressed for Spring Fashion Show benefitting cancer support.
• SOCHI 2014: CTV News Channel’s Todd van der Heyden wraps up the Olympic Games from Sochi.

Tuesday, Feb. 25

• MASTERCHEF CANADA: CANADA AM welcomes the latest contestant eliminated from CTV’s MASTERCHEF CANADA, airing Mondays at 8 p.m. ET.
• BLACK HAIR POLITICS: Going natural is a hot-button issue in the black community and CANADA AM welcomes a group of panelists to discuss the fear behind going natural, society’s impact, and notable celebrities who have opted to embrace their natural look.
• MATT ANDERSON: The Canadian blues guitarist and singer-songwriter delivers a live performance for CANADA AM viewers.

Wednesday, Feb. 26

• FRUGAL LIVING: Amrita Singh, founder of prettyfrugalliving.com, shares her most delicious “cheap eats” recipes.
• WILDLIFE CENTRE: From bats to birds, the Toronto Wildlife Centre is experiencing the busiest winter in its history, as it struggles to help wild animals survive the blustery season. Nathalie Karvonen from the Centre stops by to tell CANADA AM more about the animals and what Canadians can do to help.
• CINDY KLASSEN: The six-time Olympic speed skating medallist discusses the launch of the largest indoor sports facility in the West Bank territory of Jerusalem, where sports are being used as a tool to empower women.

Thursday, Feb. 27

• JAMES CUNNINGHAM: Host of EAT STREET, a celebration of North America’s tastiest, messiest, and most irresistible street food, gets the taste buds watering when he joins the CANADA AM hosts in studio.
• PETER DACUNHA: The 10-year-old actor from the series REIGN joins CANADA AM to talk about his work and acting at a young age.
• LOREENA MCKENNITT: Canadian musician, composer, harpist, accordionist, and pianist performs live in the CANADA AM studio.

Friday, Feb. 28

• MALCOLM CLARKE: The OSCAR®-nominated director from Montreal chats with CANADA AM about his inspiring documentary The Lady In Number 6.
• CELEBRATING CARNIVAL: CANADA AM heats up the kitchen with Michael Colangelo and Brazilian cuisine from Touro Churrascaria Brazilian Steakhouse and Wine Bar.
• ROBYN DELL’UNTO: The Toronto indie-pop artist performs from her album Little Lines.

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