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June 14-18 on BT was one of my favourite weeks. I love it when we go out on location and meet amazing people.

Which brings us to the first video:

1) A bus ride, a whole school of kids and a movie. That’s right. Dawn Chubai, Riaz Meghji and a wack of BT staff jumped on a bus, headed over to Florence Nightingale Elementary to pick up some very happy students. Then whisked them off to the Metrotown Cinemas for Toy Story 3. A lot of laughs, cute kids and happy people. What more could you ask for?

2) June 17, 2010 was National Recess Day.
The BT Hosts relived some of their childhood recess moments, games and traumas. Guess who was being a schoolyard bully?

3) On Friday we were live at False Creek, learning about Dragon Boating, blowing things up, and going head to head in a race for the ages. Well, maybe that’s over doing it a bit. But Greg Harper and his boat crew did challenge Kyle Donaldson and Dawn Chubai to a race for Dragonboat supremacy.
Associate Producer Genevieve Skelton shot flipcam video of some of the fun, Behind-the-Scenes, moments.

Until next week folks. Scroll through the videos BT Bites on BreakfastTelevision.ca for more great behind-the-scenes, celebrity interviews, News Updates and BT Bloopers.

Thanks for reading/watching,

Web Guy

Well, we got one half of Air Supply on BT!  Check out my quick chat and performance from Graham Russell of the soft rock royalty duo.  He is the songwriter behind the group and they have a brand new album entitled ‘Mumbo Jumbo’ which hits shelves on May 4th.

BONUS CONTENT: The second video is Graham doing their classic “All Out Of Love”

Have a great weekend,

-Thor

Earlier this week, Riaz and I had the honour of emceeing the Oakridge Centre Fall Fashion show raising money for “Dress for Success”. I was wearing Jacqueline Connoir from Wear Else and we auctioned off Luisa Cerano Coat with all the proceeds from the live auction going towards the organization.

This is a fantastic organization that I have personally supported for many years.  It gives disadvantaged women the tools and resources to get back into the workforce and supplies them with a suit to wear for their interview so that they can walk in with confidence and know that they are making as good an impression as anyone! Donations are welcome in the form of money, but more importantly, they are always looking for professional women’s attire!

Hey, if it’s only gently used and you don’t need it anymore – it may help a fellow female start off their career! For more information on how you can help, go to the Dress for Success website.

 Sunshine and Smiles,

Dawn