The HigherEye

This show will discuss how companies, organizations and agencies can save hundreds of thousands of dollars by implementing Youth Advisory Boards. Learn how companies in the Financial, Mining and Education sectors can increase revenues up to up $2.5 Million with Youth Advisory Boards

Rarely do we hear from students about the effectiveness of the education system in Ontario. In this episode of "The HigherEye" we will conduct a round table with teenagers students in the current education system.

Show guests being confirmed. With a rapidly changing cultural demographic in its largest urban centres and within its largest trading partner, the United States - Canada is on the verge of either a huge opportunity or a huge risk. The issue of race is Canada is rarely discussed, however this show will start the process of discussing the role that race and culture will play in Canada's economic future.

Tashae Haughton, a student in Kitchener, Waterloo, has taken on the task of ensuring that Black contributions in the Kitchener, Waterloo area are remembered. She is the creator of Unspoken: The Black Canadian was inspired educate her peers about this issue. With the help of Keneesh McKenzie, Camille Lawrence and Fonna Seidu this documentary came to life. Special guests appearances in this documentary are Carol Duncan head of the Relgion and Culture department at Wilfrid Laurier University and Atinuke Bankole who will be opening up a Black History section at the Region of Waterloo History Museum. We talk to Tashae about this documentary and the steps she has taken to address this important issue.

We speak with Robert Small, an artist - Entrepreneur and Community leader in the Greater Toronto Area. Robert will discuss the importance of engaging young people during Black History Month, and about his experience as an Entrepreneur in Canada.