Hosting The Shift with Patty Handysides @am800cklw.
I do fireworks by season and I'm learning about wine glass by glass. Proud board member of @sagaftra.
4:15 Heart & Stroke applauds Ontario for expanding access to life-saving cardiovascular testing
4:40 All MPs should end double tax on used cars with MP Andrew Lawton)
On The Shift for Mon. June 15:
2:15 Ontarians worrying about old family members’ vulnerability to fraud
2:40 Here’s what I would do with NewsTalk 1010 host Deb Hutton
3:15 Big announcement coming up with me!
3:40 It was the first weekend of World Cup 2026
Love the WIFF under the stars movies. The girlies love the morning shows: Alice and KPop Demon Hunters. Which was a first for me. They got cool sparkly tattoos. And balloon animals. Just before the rain. Excellent morning.
Just so you know - there are reports in the Detroit News and the Free Press that a ribbon-cutting will be held Friday at the Gordie Howe Bridge. They're citing 'sources' but I've not been able to get real confirmation from any level of Canadian government.
East end fire:
From Windsor Fire & Rescue Services:
If you are downwind of the fire in the 5500 Blk of NORTH SERVICE ROAD, please keep windows and doors closed. Fire crews continue to attack the fire in at least 2 structures and surrounding grassy area.
📷Samantha Erwin
4:15 The burned-out arena at the WFCU centre is soon to be re-opened after a major restoration.
4:40 Finance expert Pattie Lovett-Reid discusses our 'technical recession' and what it means for Canadians.
On THE SHIFT: Tuesday, June 2
2:15 Local food week is being celebrated with a pop-up market in Essex.
2:40 Who should Amherstburg turn to for future policing?
3:15 Grape losses are huge in Essex County after a bitter cold winter. Did any grapes survive?
We hear from Sprucewood Shores Estate Winery and Cooper's Hawk Vineyards & The Vines Restaurant.
3:40 There's a new poll on the state of health care in Canada.
3:50 June is Stroke Awareness month. Do you know the signs?
On The Shift for Tues. May 19:
2:15 Snowbirds are being grounded for the next several years
2:40 Inflation is slightly down but money worries continue. with financial commentator Pattie Lovett-Reid
3:15 Global cyclist (Windsor native), raising money for Alzheimer’s, is at it again. With Don Martel Photography 3:40 Canadians are tired of being the punchline.
4:15 Everyday Decisions Carry Serious Consequences, that's the message for National Road Safety Week.
3:50 An update on the holiday weekend weather
4:15 Evan Solomon, Minister responsible for FedDev Ontario visits Windsor
4:40 Wolfhead Distillery celebrates 10th anniversary 4:50 'Reel Reviews' with movie critic Richard Crouse
On The Shift for Thurs. May 14:
2:15 Gut health research - stop eating so late
2:40 Bankruptcies are spiking in Canada - watch for financial warning signs
3:15 Rob Flack. Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing
3:40 Honda indefinitely suspends Cdn. EV plant in Ontario
3:40 Canadian Masters Swim Championship coming to Windsor. 4:15 Will this cold overnight weather leave? Meteorologist Doug Gilham with TWN explains. 4:40 Stop the doomscroling - you need to do it to protect your mental health.
THE SHIFT: Monday, May 11
2:15 Expanding scope of practice for pharmacists with Rob Modestino, pharmacist/owner Rob’s pharmacy in LaSalle
2:40 "Here's what I would do" with Deb Hutton, former Queen's Park staffer, now afternoon host on 1010.
3:15 Hospital to Home program expands