Ontario Morning from CBC Radio

New book on how well Canadian schools are preparing students; Reaction to GE plant closing in Peterborough; Home schooling mother and daughter; New courses at Queen's U; Doctor burnout; Teens go on technology 'fast'.

OPP call for boaters to be better prepared; The Mayweather-McGregor fight; How the act of taking a photo may enhance recall; Sir John A.'s legacy towards indigenous people; Two way theatre at Shaw Festival; Neil Young museum to close; Trans Canada Trail

Testosterone and male stock traders; Possible outbreak of West Nile virus; The Unity Pole; How data on student race may improve education; Family doctor Peter Lin on risk of some vitamins; Charity bins become dumps; Barrie podcaster 'Pop Goes Your World'

Ukrainian-Canadian hero of Hill 70; 'Who Are You, Really' book on personality; Who's really selling at the farmers' market?; Refugee and immigrant law; Farmers may have to pay corporate tax; Reading plays; Hopes to revive the Northlander; Turning off tech

Environment Canada's Dave Phillips; Teens and smartphones; Getting kids back on their school sleep schedule; Kids learn better from human - not animal - characters; Cornwall mayor and resident on refugee meeting; Fermented foods; BnB for RV's RVezy

Science writer Ivan Semeniuk on the eclipse; Donna Guzik how business is affected by the eclipse; The role of statues in public life; Psychology of terror; Cornwall hosting refugees; Health risk of standing; New tech monitors public washrooms

How loneliness can hurt your health; Camping with cops; Debating applying a tourism tax in Muskoka; Cornwall immigration lawyer on newly-arrived Haitian refugees; Picton Bed and Breakfast inspired by the director Wes Anderson

Grocer Metro plans more automation to counter wage increase; Cost of housing in Barrie; Gender and indigenous rights and NAFTA; President's Choice Bank to become Simplii; Ear infections down; Peterborough police chief on ambassadors; Dieppe commemoration

McDonald's in Canada 50 years; Hospital wait times web site; Rules for drivers when pot is legal from CMHA; Night time fishing ban in Port Hope; Parents and extremism; Books made into movies; U-N racism review; ICI mimics sensation of cold

Modelling Canada's NAFTA position after CETA; Wiarton Willie's creator dies at 90; AMO and entrepreneurs; AMO wants one per cent on HST for municipalities; Radical alt-right; August dump of bad movies; New funding formula for schools; Yoga with puppies

Brockville farmer struggles with the wet weather; Top 10 invasive plant species; Organ donation policy; Litter becoming an issue at Peterborough-area causeway; Banning junk food ads targeting young people; Concussion conference; Belleville Bigfoot flick

Giant hogweed; Fruit flies; Controversy over Peterborough's downtown ambassadors; Financial planning for the precariously employed; Organ donation; Alligator in the pool

Tension between the U.S. and North Korea; eSports may be part of the Olympic Games; Ontario politics with Rob Benzie; Muskoka playwright Stina Nyquist; Ontario wine and NAFTA; Protein could repair heart failure; Skills gap program; Gravenhurst food bank

New rules for solitary confinement; Recuperating osprey needs donations of fresh fish; New report from the Canadian Observatory on Homelessness; An Octoroon at the Shaw Festival; Audio books; Abortion pills; Rethinking complex passwords

Dorset man hopes to paddle every portage-accessible lake in Algonquin; Pop-up theatre; Tornado aftermath; Kingston fentanyl overdoses; Paramedics' portable ultrasound; Deciding to divorce; Wild boars; Canadian football video game