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4:40 Ontario bars are being allowed to stay open until 4AM for FIFA. 5:15 What's this unsettled weather pattern? Meteorologist Doug Gilham explains.

3:15 Global cyclist (Windsor native), raising money for Alzheimer’s, is at it again. With Don Martel Photography 3:40 Canadians are tired of being the punchline. 4:15 Everyday Decisions Carry Serious Consequences, that's the message for National Road Safety Week.

On The Shift for Tues. May 19: 2:15 Snowbirds are being grounded for the next several years 2:40 Inflation is slightly down but money worries continue. with financial commentator Pattie Lovett-Reid

3:50 An update on the holiday weekend weather 4:15 Evan Solomon, Minister responsible for FedDev Ontario visits Windsor 4:40 Wolfhead Distillery celebrates 10th anniversary 4:50 'Reel Reviews' with movie critic Richard Crouse

On The Shift for Thurs. May 14: 2:15 Gut health research - stop eating so late 2:40 Bankruptcies are spiking in Canada - watch for financial warning signs 3:15 Rob Flack. Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing 3:40 Honda indefinitely suspends Cdn. EV plant in Ontario

3:40 Canadian Masters Swim Championship coming to Windsor. 4:15 Will this cold overnight weather leave? Meteorologist Doug Gilham with TWN explains. 4:40 Stop the doomscroling - you need to do it to protect your mental health.

THE SHIFT: Monday, May 11 2:15 Expanding scope of practice for pharmacists with Rob Modestino, pharmacist/owner Rob’s pharmacy in LaSalle 2:40 "Here's what I would do" with Deb Hutton, former Queen's Park staffer, now afternoon host on 1010. 3:15 Hospital to Home program expands

3:40 New survey shows inflation concerns differ between ages 3:50 Latest on the hantavirus cruise and Canadian passengers 4:15 Mother’s Day weekend means big crowds at nurseries - the Bloomin’ Gardener brings advice 4:40 A John Atkinson scholarship recipient is thankful.

On The Shift - Fri. May 8: 2:15 Jobless numbers are down in W-E, retail and food services are in-demand sectors. 2:40 The mobile mole clinic from Melanoma Canada stops in Windsor tomorrow. 3:15 Reel Reviews with movie critic Richard Crouse

3:40 Celiac Disease month - what to know about it. 4:15 Mortgage renewals, who's buying? 4:40 The federal government’s plan to train for skilled trades – and the money being invested. With Jim Stanford - Economist and Director, Centre for Future Work (Canada)

THE SHIFT: Tuesday, May 5 2:07 moment of silence for John Atkinson 2:15 Senior Assassins Game by high schoolers 2:40 Shelley Atkinson on the death of her husband, and her life after 3:15 Finances with Pattie Lovett-Reid: how to deal with unemployment

3:40 An update on the cruise ship cases of Hantavirus 3:50 Storm update with TWN meteorologist Doug Gilham 4:15 AI model helps specialists detect pancreatic cancer earlier 4:40 The Cuba situation and what the US is doing to the Caribbean nation.

On The Shift on Mon. May 4: 2:15 The Premier is grilled by reporters after 2-week absence 2:40 Former WPS Chief Glenn Stannard reflects on the murder of Sr. Const. John Atkinson 3:15 “Here’s what I would do” with NewsTalk1010 host Deb Hutton

4:50 Big celebrations planned for St. Angela school reunion

3:40 Federal government announces bigger fines for airlines that are repeat offenders 3:50 The continuing saga of fuel prices after today's big hike 4:15 It's do or die for the Windsor Spitfires tonight. And it's Kentucky Derby weekend. 4:40 THE UPSIDE: Frozen the Musical Opens

THE SHIFT for Friday, May 1, 2 to 6pm: 2:15 Dedicating the new Gary Parent legacy garden 2:40 Remembering WPS Const. John Atkinson, 20 years after he was killed in the line of duty 3:15 Reel Reviews with movie critic Richard Crouse - The Devil Wears Prada 2!

3:15 GUEST: Vit. D could help women with breast cancer - or could it? 3:50 Tax deadline looms tonight 4:15 South Korea company offering to build military vehicles in Canada IF it gets next subcontract with Flavio Volpe, head of APMA 4:40 More funds coming to 3 Windsor wards.

On The Shift for Thurs. Apr. 30. 2:15 Brentwood “An Evening At The Elmwood Casino - Celebrating 80 Years” 2:40 Could foreign automakers be coming to Canada’s rescue when it comes to our current battle with the U.S. over tariffs and the auto industry?

4:15 Bracing for Intense Allergy Season as a Surge of Highly Allergenic Pollen Arrives 4:40 It's National Volunteer Week - how can we help?

Coming up on The Shift on Thurs. Apr. 23: 2:40 PM Mark Carney hits back on US threats 3:15 Big giving year for HDGH 3:40 Air travel across the globe has been greatly disrupted due to the ripple effect the U.S./Iran conflict is having on the world’s fuel supply.