Trump's Tariff Threats / Eating Healthy on a Budget / Black History Month / Caregiver Roles / NeoSort - A.I. Powered Waste Managment/ Youth Homelessness

Ann Rohmer spoke with Adrienne Batra the editor in chief of the Toronto Sun who discusses the implications of Trump's tariffs on Canada and the need for Canada to diversify its trade markets.One of the potential impacts of tariffs is the cost of food. Joining Bailey Higgins is with Tasha Cortese, a Registered Dietitian at Mackenzie Health who provides tips on how to eat healthy on a budget, emphasizing meal planning, using coupons, and incorporating frozen and canned produce.Jim Lang is with Phiona Durrant, president of the Aurora Black Community Association to discuss the importance of Black History Month and the various events planned to celebrate it in York Region.More and more adult children of elderly parents are finding themselves in caregiver roles. Glynn Perkins is with Amy Coupal, CEO of the Ontario Caregiver Organization who talks about the challenges of caregiving for elderly family members and the importance of having a caregiving plan.Ann Rohmer spoke with Matthew De Sa, Neosort's Chief Innovation Officer and Head of global products who explains their advanced recycling technology; which can identify and sort various types of plastics at a molecular level, aiming to improve recycling efficiency.Youth homelessness is an ongoing challenge. Shaliza Bacchus sat down with Bonnie Harkness, the Chief Operating Officer of 360 kids to discuss the 360 Experience, an event to raise awareness and funds to combat youth homelessness in York Region.