Four things to watch on CTV Morning Live on Monday:

During the war years, Nova Scotia women were forced to abandon their traditional roles, both abroad and at home. By accepting jobs traditionally held by men, they have become the breadwinner and head of the family finances.

By bringing community leaders together to serve and support those who have served our country, Canada Company is expanding into Halifax. From scholarship programs to camp funding, the idea is to help the families of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

Joy Akinkunmi had the idea to create a pill dispenser for her grandmother who was diagnosed with dementia and can’t remember to take her pills. She is now the winner of the youth prize at the Discovery Awards, which will be held on Thursday in Halifax.

Going into the archives, we tell the story of Bill Jessome’s recantation of his departure for World War II. Departing from Pier 21, the distinct differences between then and now can be seen and heard through the eyes of our late colleague.