She was also instrumental in forming the Halton Hills Injury Prevention Committee. She has spoken at several conferences, sits as a member of many groups and committees, and is a willing mentor to various individuals and groups across the province. For the past several years, station staff have maintained active membership on the Timiskaming Road Safety Coalition. The station's Wacky Wednesday programming is a big hit. Road songs are played during the day, along with safety tips, statistics and updates on MTO's annual Road Safety Challenge events, which raise public awareness of road user safety.
DJs also keep listeners up to date with frequent winter road condition reports.
Gail Moore accepted the award on behalf of CJTT-fm Radio. It has donated staff time, studio space, editing suites and resources to record that talent. That support amounts to more than half a million dollars of public service time on 48 radio stations across Ontario. Lino Micheli accepted the award on behalf of Pirate Radio and Lonesome Pine Studios.