In Hour 3 of The Goods, Dahlia gets you up to date on all the latest news with the AM Eye Opener, and 96-year-old World War II hero, Alex Polowin, shares his Normandy story.

In Hour 3 of The Goods, Dahlia gets you up to date on all the latest news with the AM Eye Opener, and 96-year-old World War II hero, Alex Polowin, shares his Normandy story.

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Hour 3 of The Goods - June 6, 2020

Dr. Barry Dworkin wraps up May with your calls and questions, and he does so without being distracted by a Bronze Medal Game.

Dr. Barry Dworkin wraps up May with your calls and questions, and he does so without being distracted by a Bronze Medal Game.

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Rockland-born musician Elizabeth Royall is getting ready to release her debut EP. It’s called ‘You See An Angel’, and you’ll have the chance to catch some of her new tunes at LIVE! On Elgin this Thursday night at 7 o’clock. Royall previously took home a SOCAN award in 2024, was nominated for a Capital City Music Award in 2025, and was a part of last year’s Bluesfest lineup. She joins Andrew Pinsent ahead of the record’s June 19th streaming release.

Rockland-born musician Elizabeth Royall is getting ready to release her debut EP. It&rsquo;s called &lsquo;You See An Angel&rsquo;, and you&rsquo;ll have the chance to catch some of her new tunes at LIVE! On Elgin this Thursday night at 7 o&rsquo;clock. Royall previously took home a SOCAN award in 2024, was nominated for a Capital City Music Award in 2025, and was a part of last year&rsquo;s Bluesfest lineup. She joins Andrew Pinsent ahead of the record&rsquo;s June 19th streaming release.

CFRA Weekends - Rockland's Elizabeth Royall prepares to unveil her debut EP

If you’ve ever visited Bel Air Heights, chances are you’ve crossed paths with Nepean’s ‘Bike Guy’. That would be handyman Grant Gilliland, who has given many broken-down bicycles a second chance at life. And then, he gives them away. Grant’s idea originated through a post on a local Facebook group in early-2022, as someone near his Quebec cottage was looking for a bike fixer-upper. One thing led to another, and newcomers from 33 different countries have dropped by his driveway in search of a ride. Gilliland joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Weekends.

If you&rsquo;ve ever visited Bel Air Heights, chances are you&rsquo;ve crossed paths with Nepean&rsquo;s &lsquo;Bike Guy&rsquo;. That would be handyman Grant Gilliland, who has given many broken-down bicycles a second chance at life. And then, he gives them away. Grant&rsquo;s idea originated through a post on a local Facebook group in early-2022, as someone near his Quebec cottage was looking for a bike fixer-upper. One thing led to another, and newcomers from 33 different countries have dropped by his driveway in search of a ride. Gilliland joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Weekends.

Hour 3 of The Goods - June 6, 2020

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