Ontario Morning from CBC Radio

Queen's psychology professor, Dean Tripp, talks about how the people of the community of Humboldt can cope with their grief; Prince Edward County pairs with the Kouga Municipality in South Africa as part of a federal program; Peterborough's Medical Officer of Health talks about recent opioid deaths and the current crisis; Photo portraits of farmers; The Diabetes Code; Are we naive to expect privacy online?; Rick Mercer says 'farewell'.

The CBC's Erica Johnson has a cautionary story about banks extending lines of credit without notifying customers; Teaching people to recognize mental health issues; Eric Grenier describes how poll tracker will work in the forthcoming provincial election; Peterborough naturalist is charting local weather patterns; Canadian hockey coach and two time Olympic gold medalist, Vicky Sunohara offers her reaction to the tragic deaths in Humboldt; Collingwood waterfront plan acknowledges aboriginal heritage; Myopia

Survey finds many shortcomings in treatment of chronic care patients in Canada; Campaign to change the familiar symbol of wheelchair accessibility into a new dynamic image; Robert Benzie talks about the latest developments in the provincial election campaign; Mission Thrift Store in downtown Trenton is having trouble dealing with overflow of stuff left on the street; The astronaut's wife. Indira Bhatnagar Feustel, wife of ISS commander Drew Feustel, will attend a special Q&A session between the space station and Queen's University

At a conference at the University of Windsor 'Decolonizing Law' Joey-Lynn Twins, a Cree woman, gives an account of her incarceration; Amy Hadley updates us on her project to avoid using plastic; Phone scams; Gravenhurst 'Ambassadors'; CBC creates database tracking incidents involving police and deadly force in Canada; Family doctor Peter Lin talks about how the cell phone is become a valuable tool for doctors and patients; Port Hope nuclear waste remediation; The 'Tiger Effect', as the Masters Tournament begins in Augusta, Georgia.

Martin Luther King Jr,'s legacy 50 years after his assassination; Study reveals nurses need to pay more attention to their personal health; Wayne Reil's 11-year-old son has cancer. He and other parents are pressuring the province to dedicate more funds to childhood cancer; Former diplomat Colin Roberston talks about Washington's sudden interest in ratifying NAFTA; New cell phone emergency alert system; Books column - 'Staff Picks'; Proposed front-of-package food labelling

; CBC reporter Susan Lunn talks about the closing of the Chalk River nuclear facility; Should we fear the germs in the rubber ducky?; New course at Trent University will teach tweeting and storytelling to biology students; Jordan Press talks about the amount of data compiled on individual voters by political parties.

Campus sexual violence survey; Family doctor Peter Lin talks about a new antibiotic, teixobactin; CBC reporter Susan Lunn talks about the closing of the Chalk River nuclear facility; Should we fear the germs in the rubber ducky?; New course at Trent University will teach tweeting and storytelling to biology students; Women taking up shooting as a hobby; Local business donating proceeds to restore a Lancaster bomber

Choose chocolate or studded toy rabbits - not real ones - as Easter gifts; Haydn Watters talks to commuters on the Barrie GO line about yesterday's provincial budget; Robert Fisher offers his analysis of the LIberals' pre-election budget; Economist Ian Lee has reservations about the provincial budget; The CBC's Haydn Watters has more from Barrie GO train commuters on the state of provincial politics; Debris from falling Chinese space station; Finance Minister Charles Sousa defends his budget; Proposal to create County Food Hub in Prince Edward County

Political data,solar farm, budget preview, Music Teacher of the Year, recycling habits, Canada Reads, free child care and community cookbook.

Preview of this year's Canada Reads; Research into cycling deaths; Peterborough may waive development charges in hopes of stimulating growth; Prince Edward County paramedic program takes proactive approach; Retail makeover expert Barbara Crowhurst; Student mindfulness

World Water Day was yesterday. Geographer John Pomeroy is cautioning Canadians not to be complacent about our fresh water supply; Singer Barbra Lica talks about a program she's dedicating time to to help young musicians get experience playing jazz; Thomas Schaller 'March For Our Lives' for gun control legislation in the U-S; Peterborough County considers private security to enforce by-laws on the causeway; Peterborough Police Service concerned about a spike in biker gang activity

Call for a national forest strategy; Researchers at Queen's may have found underlying cause of delerium; Emergency room doctor talks about having to cope with patients who haven't received or unable to pay for proper dental car; Barrie schools adopt an organics recycling program; Brenda Irving previews the World Figure Skating Championships; Inspiring books for spring; Packaging and label requirements for recreational cannabis products; Jeweller scans tree bark to create one of a kind pieces

Facebook and personal privacy; Former top engineer at the City of Kitchener explains the superiority of municipal water; What leads students to post threats online?; Firefighters Museum in Port Hope needs a new home; OHL playoff preview; Strep throat; 5G networks coming to Ontario; Naomi Epstein has advice for parents on how to be involved with their child's use of social networks

Otters born at the Brockville Aquatarium; Premier Kathleen Wynne discusses her party's policies and the forthcoming election; Leader of the provincial NDP, Andrea Horwath discusses her party's policies and the forthcoming election; The CBC's Haydn Watters talks Peterborough conservationist Dylan Radcliffe about his animal 'transit maps'; Christine Lang explains why Georgian College continues to offer advanced diploma in acupuncture, and plans to offer a graduate certificate in traditional Chinese medicine; Peterborough homeless count; Levy on Trent students raises at least $18 thousand for homeless shelter

House of Commons committee is holding national consultations on human trafficking; Fix Our Schools; Today's surprise Speech From the Throne is previewed by Rob Benzie of the Toronto; What can we expect from baseball's Blue Jays this season?; Peterborough Airport and local homeowners; Hazards of uploading pictures of children to the internet; CBC's Amy Hadley wants to try living without plastic.