Metro Morning from CBC Radio Toronto (Highlights‪)‬ CBC

Pastor Brian Warren of New Hope Church in Mississauga talks about the conviction in the murder of George Floyd; Weyni Mengesha of of Soulpepper Theatre gives the stage to Classics from around the world.

Women's cycling club invites new riders onto the trails; Meals from every culture represented in Toronto's restaurant scene; Knowing how probabilities and percentages work can be vital life skill.

After a decade with Kim's Convenience, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee bids an emotional "See you"; Working cash at Dollarama, and empathizing with people forbidden from buying socks and other "non-essentials".

Toronto forward on NCAA Women's Basketball helps Stanford Cardinals to championship! Sixth-grader works to inspire his generation to read more -- by matching readers with books they'll like.

"Looking at a bunch of hooks...": Toronto bike shop owner braces for months of disappointed customers; "We love it when people approach us" Sister Mary Grace says roller-blading breaks down barriers.

Patios slam shut after two weeks -- how much does that cost owners, and how do servers deal with the uncertainty?; Local Food Movement pioneer creates Bachelor of Food Studies program at Geoge Brown.