Why finding an electric vehicle is like 'finding a live dinosaur'

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Canadians hungry for electric cars

While researching this story, one car salesperson in Ontario told us that the chances of finding a new EV right now at a dealership would be like "finding a live dinosaur."

When gas prices spiked last month, Canadians suddenly got very interested in electric vehicles. But there's just not enough supplyto meet demand. Jennifer Keenelooks at what's driving the shortage.

Cost of Living10:09Canadians are hungry for electric cars

Workplace etiquetteduring Ramadan

It's Ramadan, which means many Muslims are fasting in the office while you sip your coffee and munch on Timbits.

Anis Heydari looks at how the workplaceand the people in it can be more inclusive and why if you're notfasting you should avoid uttering the phrase: "not even a drink of water?"

Cost of Living4:32Workplace etiquette during Ramadan

What the war in Ukraine means for the future of Canadian commodities

As the world grapples with a Russia-sized hole in key commodities like oil and wheat, Paul Haavardsrud asks what helium (yup, the same stuff that goes into party balloons) can tell us about the future of Canada's economy?

Maybe a lot.

Cost of Living8:33What the war in Ukraine means for the future of Canadian commodities

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