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With the rising cost of living across Canada, hunger has become an increasing problem.
According to Food Banks Canada, in March 2023, there were almost two million visits to food banks across Canada — greater than the population of Saskatchewan, Manitoba, New Brunswick or Nova Scotia.

This was a a thirty-two percent increase and the highest year-over-year increase in usage ever reported.

These numbers represent almost 650 thousand children and many seniors on fixed incomes.

It’s now spring 2024, and some food banks are already reporting that they are hitting food bank visit levels that they normally only see at Christmas time.

The need is massive.

Joining us today to discuss the problem and a powerful solution are Jim and Jacintha Collins of Harvest Hands. Harvest Hands is a charity focusing on reclaiming food that otherwise would be thrown away and rerouting it to homes in need.

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Many of us feel the challenge of this present moment in our country.

With high inflation and some government policies and practices that many may not agree with, people need hope and encouragement.

Well, this show brings us just that! 

Joining our guest host (Toyin Crandell) this week is Tyrelle Smith and Wade & Jenny Sanderson. They join us to share some very inspiring testimonies of great things happening in Canada! 

Tyrelle Smith is with Gospel Fire for All Nations, an organization that has been hosting cross-denominational gatherings of people from across the prairies who are hungry for God's presence. They mentor Canadians to share Christ with their friends and family members and are seeing tremendous impact.

Wade and Jenny Sanderson lead Inspire Fire Ministries. Wade recovered from drug and alcohol abuse.  They both have encountered the love and presence of God in a way that radically transformed their lives. They now take that love, joy and the presence of God into communities across Canada with a special focus on First Nations communities.

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According to madeincanada.ca, there are 3.5 million entrepreneurs in Canada. In recent years small and medium-sized businesses employed over 14 million Canadians. Almost 98% of Canadian businesses are considered small companies.

 

Their contribution is over half of Canada's GDP.

One in four new companies are started by recent immigrants to Canada.

Today's show features two guests, Jimi and Ade Alalade from Naija Atlantic Bakery.

They have an inspiring story of immigrating to Canada, taking a risk and launching a small business out of their garage, and growing it into a service footprint covering three provinces.

They are now giving back to their community in very meaningful ways.

I am excited about this conversation.

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Welcome back! Today is a very exciting one for Faytene TV.

They say that the only constant in life is change. This is also true for us!

Over the next months, you are going to be seeing some familiar faces more frequently as we shift into a new format called “Faytene and Friends”

We will continue coming to you weekly, speaking to the issues shaping our nation and times, and I am making room for some of our friends to help with hosting, interacting with and interviewing guests. This will enable us to continue expanding in other directions to further impact our communities for the better.

Joining me today are two people who are familiar to loyal viewers of the show.

Doug Sharpe hosts the National Leadership Briefing, a monthly national call focused on equipping Canadians who care about our nation on how to have a positive civic impact.

Toyin Crandell is a Finance and Leadership Coach who has run for office, led leadership delegations to the Parliament and is now a high-impact coach helping people (and organizations) shift from fiscal vulnerability to strength.

Doug and Toyin are both full-spectrum Canadians who care about the wise fiscal stewardship of our tax dollars and social engagement in order to leave our nation a better place for this and future generations.

So welcome Doug and Toyin to the expanded: Faytene and Friends!

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Homelessness in Canada — whether in plain sight or hidden, has been on the rise.

The Homeless Hub estimates there are 153,000 – 300,000 homeless Canadians. 

Recently, we aired a show featuring the work of the Red Shelter Project in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Halifax is just one example of many communities that have seen the homeless population explode in recent years.

Toronto currently has the largest homeless population in Canada, and 44% of Canada’s shelters are in Ontario.

In harsh winter climates, homelessness becomes dangerous, with lives lost to the cold temperatures or tent fires.

To tackle the issue, the Canadian Government is expected to invest two-point-two billion to help with the challenge. In addition to this, municipal and provincial governments nationwide have been pulling together to try and develop meaningful solutions.

The non-profit sector is one group bringing the most meaningful relief to the challenges surrounding homelessness. Overwhelmingly, those serving through churches or other non-profits are the ones in these trenches.

Joining me today are two individuals in that category. Joseph Sikora works with Ground Zero Ministries in Abbotsford, BC, and Craig Forbes is a pastor at Lakemount Worship Centre in Grimsby, Ontario. Both have been working tirelessly to serve and save lives on the front lines of homelessness.

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The Internet and social media have dramatically changed how we do life.

Did you know….

// Over 60% of the human population actively uses social media. (Source: DataReportal)

// In Canada, 92% of us are internet users, with 72% of us active on Facebook. The average Canadian spends more than 2 hours a day on social media. TikTok is the fastest-growing social media platform in our nation. (Ref: Made In Canada)

How is this impacting us, our work, our relationships and our mental health? How can we ensure that technology is bringing a positive impact to our lives rather than a negative one?  

Our guest, James Kelly, is the Founder and CEO of FaithTech. It is a Canadian-based international network of tech professionals who are committed to ensuring that technology is being used for good causes.  

Their network is rapidly growing, already impacting 37 cities across the globe and 14 nations.  

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