Ontario Morning from CBC Radio

Too many dark days this winter; Lu Zhou on the pressure to have more children; Reaction to shooting at Quebec mosque; How to help kids cope with bad news in media; Americans go glamping in Algonquin Park; The cat that came back

Trump's opponents turning to social media; Will modern baby monitors help keep kids safer?; Rural Ontario Municipal Assn meeting in Toronto; Could U-S restriction on immigration be an opportunity here?; Going plastic free.

Why young girls thinks only males can be 'brilliant'; Peterborough Report with Jack Roe; Owen Sound studies making rec centres nut free; Logger sports at Algonquin College; Theresa May to meet Donald Trump; Aging inmates; FroidArt in Kingston

Plan to collect more blood plasma; Bears in Huron County; Difficulties collecting small claims; Call for nut-free rec centre; Mary Tyler Moore's influence; Brad Duguid on Ontario and possible NAFTA renegotiation; Executive orders; Dodgeball tourney

Blue W campaign comes to Peterborough; Play on interrogation of Col. Russell Williams; De-stigmatizing mental illness; Talent agent from Cornwall recalls young Ryan Gosling; Anticipated books for kids

Rats need a home; Equine therapy for vets; Ranked ballots; Banning sweet drinks and snacks from vending machines; Jet lag study; Peterborough group will help with podcast production

Amazon and driverless cars; Is vaping a gateway to tobacco products for young people? ; Human trafficking and prostitution in the London area; Adoptees reunite; Obama's future after the White House; Western ranks high on Macleans' list of party schools

Over a million Canadians use tanning beds in spite of health risk; Doctor on dealing with kids and classroom violence; Trump inauguration; Western student studies Drake; Painter creates tributes to Tom Thomson

Dr. Lin on misdiagnosing asthma; Kevin O'Leary running to lead Conservative Party; Classroom violence; Kingston Report with JC Kenny; How buses are cancelled during bad weather; Trump's inaugural speech

Women to march in Washington, D.C. after inauguration; Project Arachnid detects images of child sexual abuse online; Risks of restricting the prescription of opioids; China promotes globalization at Davos; Kingston cops learn about dementia; New books

More and more hospitals extend visiting hours; Departing American ambassador to Canada and his wife; Doctor shortage around Hastings County; ALS sufferer Chris McCauley and VP of ALS research David Taylor

Do female voices indicate a gender bias in creating digital assitants?; Seasonal affective disorder; Barrie hospital beds full because of flu; Inauguration week in Washington, D.C.; Brockville website focuses in part on living alone

Peterborough Report with Jack Roe; Trudeau on tour; Digital license plates; Biting midge; NATO expansion into Poland; Canadian Eh exhibit

Once An Immigrant; Health effects of loneliness on seniors; Kingston prison farm and Trudeau visit; Psychologist talks of some difficulties working with WSIB; City of London on proposed demolition; Trump's conflict of interest; Cryotherapy

London to expropriate heritage home; End of FM radio?; Prospects for electoral reform with new federal minister; The flu; New allegations connecting Trump and Russia; Virtual longhouse; Books librarian Robyn Godfrey has resolved to read