Ontario Morning from CBC Radio

New Path offering walk-in mental service for children and youth; The Swamp Ward podcast from Kingston; Climate Week N-Y-C; College football coach on limiting contact in practice; Apple harvest and the Apple Sauce Project in Haliburton

New statistics help focus extent of current opioid crisis; Teens, tweens and smartphone apps; Chiefs of police want to delay legalisation of pot; Belleville hydro workers in Florida after Irma; Horror movie resurgence; Old telephone show

U-N calls for end to attacks on Rohingya minority in Myanmar; Premier Wynne testifies at bribery trial; 'Porcupine Lake' at TIFF; Gap year program; Sepsis; World Wildlife Fund report on endangered species

New Apple products announced; Barrie and Muskoka area shelters squeezed; Premier Wynne to testify at bribery trial; Change Day for health practitioners and patients; Sexual assault prevention course; Queen's Reads; Age limit for ATV users; Blackberry

Advice on donating for hurricane relief; Models of the Avro Arrow located in Lake Ontario; Local grower on Ontario's plan to sell pot; Peterborough actor Michelle McLeod at TIFF; Amazon's new HQ; Kingston woman meets Angelina Jolie

Grandparents' rights; 'Verified Farmer' banners at Peterborough Farmers Market; Climatology expert on Hurricane Irma; Reaction to Ontario's plan for marketing pot; Campus sex assault; Kingston man talks about escaping Irma; Math and the trades

"IT" in Port Hope, backyard hens, Midland OPP, Makerspaces,produce science,Zach Makes Tracks, Slime.

Workplace mental health,hurricanes and climate,EQUA math,kids and allowances, Dreamers to Canada,Cities make you crazy,Zero waste Muskoka.

North Korea options,political citizen contest,International students, Dead Ducks, returning from Hurricane Harvey,back to school reads,Fentanyl manslaughter,food alergies

The psychology of distracted driving; School bus funding; Transit solutions in smaller communities; Air pollution at school drop-off areas; Employers attitudes towards working from home

Still working at 92; Laid-off Londoner becomes apiarist; Canine Assisted Interventions; What labour wants from NAFTA; CWHL players will be paid; Iranian emigree starts a bike rental business; Thunder Bay cobbler; Nicecream; New start - Sudbury cafe owner

App for The Great Trail; Flooding and urban planning; Mobile kitchens to Gulf coast; New consumer protection from the CRTC; St. Lawrence College; Mayor of Penetanguishine wants new French university; tech buying guide

Princess Di 20 years later; Talking to kids about racism; Disappointing EQAO math scores; Sears Drama Festival; New courses at Georgian College in Barrie; Keeping kids healthy when going back to school; Using co-workers as references; Zero house

Skills gap between graduates and workplace; French university for Ontario; Hurricane Harvey and the disadvantaged; Reaction to provincial money for opioid epidemic; New courses at Trent U.; Mexican cook books; 1876 market in Kingston; Blue Jays fan

Financial considerations for students; Doctors call on province to declare opioid emergency; Hydro bills, high rent challenges in Bruce Grey; Need for NICU beds; New courses at Loyalist College; Federal response to Hurricane Harvey; Wavve app for sailors