Today’s guest is Nancy Hammill. After surviving cancer Nancy decided not leave the cancer ward. Instead she’s assisted in educating patients for the last 13 years. A proud volunteer with the Canadian Cancer Society she would later play integral role in bringing the Relay for Life to her high school. In only 2 short years that high school became the top fundraising school in Canada. In 2008 Nancy, who’s also been a life long runner, became the youngest reciepient of the Order of Prince Edward Island. A cancer survivor, a runner and a 2010 Olympic torchbear Nancy Hammill joins us today on SPUD’s Road to the Torch Relay.

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Gordie Dwyer, head coach of the Summerside Western Capitals joins Pride in the Morning for Behind The Bench presented by Johnston’s Tire & Truck Centre.  This week the Caps bench boss talks about his 4 game slump, the selection of 3 of his players to the Canada West Jr A team and naming a new Captain.

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