It's Bladder Cancer Awareness Month

ZOOMER SQUAD: BUDGET IMPACT ON SENIORS AND BIDEN'S HEALTH IN FOCUS Guest Host Jane Brown was joined by Anthony Quinn, Chief Operating Officer at CARP,  David Valentin, Principal at Liaison Strategies and John Mykytyshyn, Conservative Activist, Political Consultant and President of Bradgate Research Group. On this Victoria Day, the Zoomer Squad breaks down key issues for Canadians 45-plus. We started with the Maple Leafs’ tough Game 7 loss and what’s next for the team. Then, a look at King Charles’ upcoming Throne Speech and its historical connection to Queen Victoria. We also examined the latest U.S. headlines about former President Biden’s health and legacy, unpacked the Ontario budget’s impact on seniors, and got updated on the ongoing standoff at Canada Post. BLADDER CANCER AWARENESS: PROGRESS, PERSONAL STORIES, AND WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month, and Jane Brown is joined by Dr. Srikala Sridhar of Princess Margaret Cancer Centre and bladder cancer survivor Tony Cornacchia. With 37 Canadians diagnosed daily, it’s the 5th most common cancer—especially among adults over 50. Jane shares her personal connection and advocacy journey. We discuss the latest in treatment advances, early warning signs like blood in the urine, risk factors such as smoking, and why the survival rate is now 77%. NEW HERITAGE MINUTE HONOURS CHIEF JUSTICE BORA LASKIN Jane Brown is joined by President and CEO of Historica Canada Anthony Wilson-Smith. Historica Canada has released a new Heritage Minute honouring Bora Laskin, Canada’s 14th Chief Justice and the first Jewish person to hold the role. Renowned for his progressive legal legacy from 1973 to 1984, Laskin is brought to life by actor Victor Garber. We speak with Historica Canada President and CEO Anthony Wilson-Smith about Laskin’s influence on Canadian law and why this recognition matters. Hear the audio from the new Minute and learn more about the man who helped shape Canada’s legal landscape.