Ontario Morning from CBC Radio

Asylum seekers continue the trek to Canada; Conflicting stories about health issues in the media; Cost of pollution for Canadians; Art from trash and recyclables; Barn swallows at airport; Youth mental health; Verdict pending at Elliot Lake; C3 expedition

Move to save Kingston rail station; New money to study Lyme disease; Rain and farmers; London running out of landfill space; Kathleen Wynne on new minimum wage; Cook books; Tracker bracelets for Alzheimer's patients; Ontario cowboy

Tom Thomson interactive exhibit; Poetry-writing ex. judge; Environmental Protection Act; Textile recycling; Labour reforms proposed by the province; Barrie flag manufacturer

Muskoka 150 pop-up choir; Give 30 charity drive during Ramadan; Inquest into deaths during cold-water firefighter training; Walking for democratic reform; Former Tory strategist on leadership race; Sharing intelligence; Canadaland Guide to Canada Live

Report on exposure to toxins at GE plant; Mistakes and misinformation on social media during a crisis; P and G to close in Brockville; Ontario Report with Rob Benzie; Common children's injuries; OFL reaction to Changing Workplaces report; Trenton trees

New regulations may be pending over use of solitary confinement; Cottage prices; Dealing with nuisance bears; Security and 'soft' targets; Barrie mayor on housing; New Young Adult books; Exotic animals; Tom Hanks donates typewriter

Effects of opioid addiction on pregnant mothers and babies; Update on Manchester bombing; Drivers blowing by stopped school buses; 'Finding Shelley Desrochers' podcast; Sextortion; Brewery wants zoning to allow patio

Ticks; Peterborough Report with Jack Roe; Melanoma; Search for the best french fries; B-B-Q tips; New Parks Canada app; Take no tech camping

Trump and possible obstruction of justice; Kawartha Lakes reviews reporting of sexual assaults; Two-hatting controversy; Are elevators dangerous?; Kingston Report; Hazards of too much caffeine; Peterborough rental scam; Bike ferry from Brockville

Reports call for major change at the RCMP; Opioids prescribed more than even in Ontario; Airline passenger bill of rights; London flag man; Wolfe Island flooding; Books featuring royalty; Small biz leery of Changing Workplace; Barrie window washer

New world refugee council; Bike lanes and London's BRT plan; Lessons from the flooding; Seminars on opioids in Simcoe and Muskoka; Town hall in Kingston on penal system; Police Chief for a day

Fallout from Comey firing; High water levels in Great Lakes and contamination; London Transit Plan update; Bringing younger people to Brockville; Drowning prevention; Chef shortage in Muskoka leads to training program; Shakespeare dropped from class

Municipality removes roadside memorials; New impaired legislation may violate Charter rights; Creating a emergency response volunteer corps; Dining in the dark; Mental and emotional strain after a natural disaster; Science rendezvous

Students to survey Cornwall businesses for service in French; Trish Stratus' fight with infertility; Seasonal allergies; Therapy pony; N.D.P. leadership race; Provincial minister on flood relief; Family Camera exhibit at the ROM

Expanding role for regional airports; Goderich salt mine will become electrical generator using compressed air; Tenacious Ella the moose; Prince Edward County mayor on flooding; Mother's Day books; Students at London cemetery