Canada's Food Price Report / Breakthrough T1D Canada / Patient Diagnostics Using A.I. / Olympians after Competition / EnCello Toronto / York Region Road Safety / Furry Friends in Need

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• The 15th edition of Canada's Food Price Report was released on December the 5th. Ann Rohmer is with Dr. Sylvain Charlebois, senior director, Agri-food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University and also project lead on Canada's Food Price Report, 2025.
• There are many people dealing with Type 1 diabetes, and there's many breakthroughs this country is trying to provide to help people in their day-to-day struggle with T1D. Jim Lang is joined by Jessica Diniz, President, CEO of Breakthrough T1D Canada.
• The results of a new study into the use of A.I. technology to help doctors diagnose patients has shocked the physician overseeing the study. Glynn Perkins is with Dr. Adam Rodman, and internal medicine physician at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Centre in Boston.
• Do you ever wonder what happens when Olympians leave the playing field? Jim Lang caught up with Trevor Ross, an Olympian who competed in Atlanta '96 and in Sydney, Australia 2000 to discuss life after competition.
• Inspiring the next generation of classical musicians is one of the goals of EnCello Toronto. Shaliza Bacchus sat down with Wendy Shih and Rosalind Zhang to talk about how EnCello Toronto is all about combining performance with music education.
• This month, 20 new traffic cameras went live in York Region with more road safety ideas in the works. Jim Lang spoke with Nelson Costa, Road Safety Manager for York Region about the changes that are making a difference.
• The Ontario SPCA and Humane Society has a warm and wonderful way to give a Christmas to hundreds of furry friends in need. Ann Rohmer sat down with Lori MacLeod, Community Outreach Coordinator at the Ontario SPCA York Region Animal Centre to get the details.