CONNECT with Sarah Crosbie Curiouscast

YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH SERIES: From living on the street and using drugs to becoming a leader, mentor at Wood's Homes. CeCe is now a resource who can help you: "As long as something I said resonated with one person, I'm just happy to help."

Why bears are invading your neighbourhood - and how you can bear-proof your home. Kim Titchener, present of Bear Safety and More, says garbage, recycling shouldn't be outside unless it's day of pickup. 

Weed? Flower? Food? Do dandelions deserve our love?  Susan Koswan, contributing columnist at Waterloo Record, loves dandelion pizza and dandelion ice cream

Bowness Train Tragedy: "Having more conversation, open conversation, even if it's hard, is really important."
Dan Neuls, clinical coordinator Eastside Community Mental Health Centre, Wood's Homes, encourages questions over advice.
If you know someone in need of help, call 403-299-9699 or woodshomesdot.ca.

YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH SERIES: Supporting youth and families in their LGBTQ2S+ journeys. Krista West, senior director at Wood's Homes: "77% of LGBTQ youth report having been bullied ... the work continues." 

Get On Board travel training summer camp gives youth with disabilities an opportunity to learn how to use Calgary transit. Clare Russell travel trainer and community liaison: "We're probably looking at a 90% success rate."