Chris Allsop - Manager of Operations (GTA) Emergency Management for The Canadian Red Cross / Hydro One Survey / York Regional Police - Project Erase / Markham Mayor Framk Scarpitti - Markham Little Native Hockey Tournament / Fuerza Latina Community Services / Rude City

Ann Rohmer is with Chris Allsop - Manager of Operations (GTA) Emergency Management for The Canadian Red Cross to discuss what would you do in case of emergency? Floods/ Wildfires/ Quakes/ Tornadoes/ Gas Leaks - Would you know what to do? Kevin Frankish looks at a recent Hydro One survey that finds not enough Ontarians know the dangers of working on outdoor projects; putting themselves in danger; look up/down/underground - Hydro One shares 3 tips Glynn Perkins is with York Regional Police Project Erase on-going awareness and enforcement campaign to target aggressive driving, speeding and street racing. Jim Lang speaks with Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti. The City of Markham has won the bid to host the Little Native Hockey League Tournament and Cultural Festival in March 2024. The annual hockey tournament will bring more than 3,500 young Indigenous athletes, families and spectators together from across Ontario to Markham to celebrate the game of hockey and celebration of the Indigenous culture.  The LNHL Tournament will be spread across the City’s 10 different ice rinks throughout the March Break week. Tina Cortese is with Fuerza Latina Community Services, an organization that empowers youth and their families by promoting well-being through sports, culture and support groups.  The organization was awarded Ontario Trillium Federation grants to support programming/cultural events  for the well-being of Latinos and Vaughan’s multicultural community at large. While Canada is known for its politeness, it turns out there are some cities across the country that are home to some rude residents. A survey of almost 1,518 people from 44 Canadian cities, who had lived there for at least one year were asked to rate the average rudeness of their fellow residents.  So which city won the top spot for being the rudest?  According to the results, the first-place honours go to Vaughan, Ontario, which scored an 8.05/10 for average rudeness. Ann Rohmer has the details.