We’re one day away from the Ontario election and it’s been a busy ride. How did we get here, and who do the polls say have the best chance of winning?

Guest: Darrell Bricker, CEO, Ipsos Public Affairs

Weekly check-in with Geoff Currier. This week: Continued reaction to Global’s exclusive Justin Trudeau interview, is Donald Trump still bitter about the War of 1812? And Don Cherry’s return to Hockey Night in Canada next year... is it time for him to go?

Guest: Geoff Currier, Host, 680 CJOB

1. An important anniversary today - Families of fallen soldiers and veterans of the D-Day invasion gathered on the Normandy shore today to mark 74 years since the massive military operation that helped change the course of the Second World War.

2. It’s been exactly two months since the Humboldt Broncos crash that claimed the lives of 16 players and team staff. Today, on that anniversary, defenceman Xavier Labelle was released from hospital.

3. Alice Marie Johnson has been released from federal prison hours after her life sentence was commuted by U-S President Donald Trump. Does her name sound familiar? Here’s why...

Ontario Provincial Police say a man critically injured in a bus crash in Eastern Ontario yesterday has died in hospital.

The White House aide - Kelly Sadler - who made an insensitive remark about U-S Senator John McCain's brain cancer is no longer on the job.

Sad news in the fashion world, designer Kate Spade was found dead in her home this morning of an apparent suicide.

Continued reaction to the Trudeau interview - Trade is a big big elephant in the room right now between Canada and the US. With the G7 coming up, should we feel confident that our trade will be protected?

Guest: Mark Milke - Political Scientist, Policy Analyst & Columnist

The drama between the White House and the Philadelphia Eagles continued today, as US President Trump held a self-styled “patriotism” event at the White House instead of a Super Bowl celebration for the Philadelphia Eagles.

We brought you the story of the Surrey peacocks over a month ago. For years the birds have been a fixture of the BC suburb after being left behind when a hobby farm closed. But things changed when a neighbour became so fed up with the birds he cut down the tree where they made their home. But now, things are heating up...

And one newspaper has come up with an interesting way of battling online trolls.

How we became a generation of overprotective parents, and how changing our parenting tactics could help our children grow up to be “less anxious, more self-reliant adults.”

Guest: Andrea Petersen - Health & Travel writer for the Wall Street Journal