Photo: (AP Photo/Toby Talbot, File)

Last night, President Trump held a nationally televised speech in Virginia, declaring that the US will win “in the end” and detailing his plans for American troops in Afghanistan.

Guest: Barry Kay, Political Science Professor at Wilfrid Laurier University.

With a provincial election coming up, Premier Kathleen Wynne has a lot to overcome if she wants to be elected again. Is the premier rising from political death?

Guest: Cheryl Collier, Associate Professor, Political Science, University of Windsor.

Opioid medications in our province are being prescribed with more care and in smaller quantities but a report suggests that many patients consumption rates are still exceeding limits.

Guest: Tara Gomes, Lead Investigator of the study. Epidemiologist, Principal Investigator with the Ontario Drug Policy Research Network and Scientist in the Li Ka Shing Institute of St. Michaels’ Hospital.

Photo: (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graeme Roy)

Opioid medications in our province are being prescribed with more care and in smaller quantities but a report suggests that many patients consumption rates are still exceeding limits.

Guest: Tara Gomes, Lead Investigator of the study. Epidemiologist, Principal Investigator with the Ontario Drug Policy Research Network and Scientist in the Li Ka Shing Institute of St. Michaels’ Hospital.

With a provincial election coming up, Premier Kathleen Wynne has a lot to overcome if she wants to be elected again. Is the premier rising from political death?

Guest: Cheryl Collier, Associate Professor, Political Science, University of Windsor.

Photo: (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)

Last night, President Trump held a nationally televised speech in Virginia, declaring that the US will win “in the end” and detailing his plans for American troops in Afghanistan.

Guest: Barry Kay, political science professor at Wilfrid Laurier University.

Photo: (AP Photo/Toby Talbot, File)

Last night, President Trump held a nationally televised speech in Virginia, declaring that the US will win “in the end” and detailing his plans for American troops in Afghanistan.

Guest: Barry Kay, Political Science Professor at Wilfrid Laurier University.

With a provincial election coming up, Premier Kathleen Wynne has a lot to overcome if she wants to be elected again. Is the premier rising from political death?

Guest: Cheryl Collier, Associate Professor, Political Science, University of Windsor.

Opioid medications in our province are being prescribed with more care and in smaller quantities but a report suggests that many patients consumption rates are still exceeding limits.

Guest: Tara Gomes, Lead Investigator of the study. Epidemiologist, Principal Investigator with the Ontario Drug Policy Research Network and Scientist in the Li Ka Shing Institute of St. Michaels’ Hospital.

Photo: (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graeme Roy)

Opioid medications in our province are being prescribed with more care and in smaller quantities but a report suggests that many patients consumption rates are still exceeding limits.

Guest: Tara Gomes, Lead Investigator of the study. Epidemiologist, Principal Investigator with the Ontario Drug Policy Research Network and Scientist in the Li Ka Shing Institute of St. Michaels’ Hospital.

With a provincial election coming up, Premier Kathleen Wynne has a lot to overcome if she wants to be elected again. Is the premier rising from political death?

Guest: Cheryl Collier, Associate Professor, Political Science, University of Windsor.

Photo: (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)

Last night, President Trump held a nationally televised speech in Virginia, declaring that the US will win “in the end” and detailing his plans for American troops in Afghanistan.

Guest: Barry Kay, political science professor at Wilfrid Laurier University.

Photo: (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Giordano Ciampini)

Mayor’s Townhall with Mayor Fred Eisenberger.

Today, a solar eclipse will occur between 1pm and end at 3:49pm. What happens during an eclipse, how does it affect everyone and how can we view it safely?

Guest: Gary Boyle, The Backyard Astronomer, past president of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada – Ottawa Centre.

Photo: (AP Photo/File)

Today, a solar eclipse will occur between 1pm and end at 3:49pm. What happens during an eclipse, how does it affect everyone and how can we view it safely?

Guest: Gary Boyle, The Backyard Astronomer, past president of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada – Ottawa Centre.