What to watch: Highlights from CTV Morning Live
For things to watch from Monday's CTV Morning Live:
Child Car Safety
According to Child Safety Link, car seats can reduce fatal injury in accidents by 71-per cent. Child Safety Link’s Katherine Hutka show us why choosing the right seat and knowing how to properly install it is the key to keeping your children safe when you’re on the road.
Alive at Night
Did you know the colour of an owl’s eyes depends on the species and habitat? You’ll learn all about owls and many more nocturnal creatures at the Discovery Centre’s brand new exhibit Worlds of the Night.
Sekweha the Superkid
Explaining his experience through the lens of a children’s book, author Leroy Fontaine explores the world as a young Dene Indigenous child - making his way to the big city for the first time. Through illustration and words, Fontaine shows the important journey of navigating back to his indigenous roots.
Snack Hacks
The newest TikTok sensation encourages adding coffee to your morning protein shake. Our partner, Taylor Kaye helps us find the perfect protein powder for that morning kick-start.
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