Fight Back with Libby Znaimer

Habitat for Humanity in the Greater Toronto Area broke ground, yesterday, for what will now be its largest York Region build. The six, two-story town home units are being built on Dalton Road in Sutton for working, lower income families. What is behind this project? How are families chosen to receive these homes? with me in studio, Ene Underwood, CEO of Habitat for Humanity GTA and one of the unit's future homeowners, Greer Atkinson.

Libby explores Canada's practice of disposing of recyclables in this manner with Vito Buonsante, Plastics Program Manager at Environmental Defense.

Libby explores Canada's practice of disposing of recyclables in this manner with Vito Buonsante, Plastics Program Manager at Environmental Defense.

With Libby in studio, SEIU Union CEO, Sharlene Stewart, and Kelly Stephenson, a Personal Service Worker.

With Libby in studio, SEIU Union CEO, Sharlene Stewart, and Kelly Stephenson, a Personal Service Worker.

Dozen of opioid manufacturers are now expected to be challenged by the Ontario government in addition to the British Columbia government in a proposed class action lawsuit.

A spokesperson for Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliot has released details on Ontario's plans to join the suit. The class action suit filed by British Columbia is looking to recoup health care costs associated with opioid addiction.

Opioid addiction has been labelled a crisis in Toronto. A report from Toronto Public Health says there were 68 opioid deaths between January and May of this year double the same number in the same period last year.

Libby speaks to Robin Martin, Parliamentary Assistant to Ontario's Health Minister, pharmacist Dean Miller, and Fardous Hosseiny from the CMHA.

Dozen of opioid manufacturers are now expected to be challenged by the Ontario government in addition to the British Columbia government in a proposed class action lawsuit.

A spokesperson for Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliot has released details on Ontario's plans to join the suit. The class action suit filed by British Columbia is looking to recoup health care costs associated with opioid addiction.

Opioid addiction has been labelled a crisis in Toronto. A report from Toronto Public Health says there were 68 opioid deaths between January and May of this year double the same number in the same period last year.

Libby speaks to Robin Martin, Parliamentary Assistant to Ontario's Health Minister, pharmacist Dean Miller, and Fardous Hosseiny from the CMHA.

Libby speaks with John Nock, President of The Union for the Beer Store on news that the Ford government has tabled legislation to terminate the government's contract with the Beer Store.

After that, Libby talks to political strategists George Smitherman and John Mykytyshyn on the Beer Store contract and the future of Ontario Place.

Libby speaks with John Nock, President of The Union for the Beer Store on news that the Ford government has tabled legislation to terminate the government's contract with the Beer Store.

After that, Libby talks to political strategists George Smitherman and John Mykytyshyn on the Beer Store contract and the future of Ontario Place.

In March Mississauga City Council approved a motion that would move Mississauga toward becoming independent from the Region of Peel. A new analysis of the Financial Impact supports the model of Mississauga as a single-tier city.

A decision by the Government of Ontario on the topic of regional government is expected in late summer.

Libby talks to Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie about the possibilities for that city's future.