Fight Back with Libby Znaimer

Libby speaks to Genevieve Lapointe of CMHC to discuss reports that seniors are not only carrying mortgages but they are the group most likely to be delinquent on their mortgages.

Libby speaks with Mark Garner of the Yonge BIA and Councillor Kristyn Wong Tam of Ward 13 - Toronto Centre about proposals to redevelop downtown Yonge Street to make it more accessible for pedestrians.

Libby speaks with Mark Garner of the Yonge BIA and Councillor Kristyn Wong Tam of Ward 13 - Toronto Centre about proposals to redevelop downtown Yonge Street to make it more accessible for pedestrians.

Libby speaks to Dr. Gigi Osler, President of the Canadian medical Association about a CMA letter asking the Ford government to reconsider it's cuts to public health.

Libby speaks to Dr. Gigi Osler, President of the Canadian medical Association about a CMA letter asking the Ford government to reconsider it's cuts to public health.

Libby speaks to Professor Blair Feltmate from the University of Waterloo, who works with homeowners to reduce the impacts of extreme weather, with Peter Karageorgos from the Insurance Bureau of Canada who talks about the insurance implications of flooding, and with John Jarvis from Remax Real Estate in Muskoka - on how flooding affects property values

Libby speaks to Professor Blair Feltmate from the University of Waterloo, who works with homeowners to reduce the impacts of extreme weather, with Peter Karageorgos from the Insurance Bureau of Canada who talks about the insurance implications of flooding, and with John Jarvis from Remax Real Estate in Muskoka - on how flooding affects property values

Libby speaks to MPP Stephen Lecce, the Premier's Parliamentary Assistant, City of Toronto Budget Chief Gary Crawford and Deputy Mayor and Councillor Stephen Holyday, City Councillor and Budget Committee Member Mike Layton regarding Ontario's offer to fund a municipal budget audit.

Libby speaks to MPP Stephen Lecce, the Premier's Parliamentary Assistant, City of Toronto Budget Chief Gary Crawford and Deputy Mayor and Councillor Stephen Holyday, City Councillor and Budget Committee Member Mike Layton regarding Ontario's offer to fund a municipal budget audit.

Are you an animal lover? At least, do you believe we have a responsibility to prevent cruelty to animals? Well that whole system is in the midst of upheaval and this time it’s not because of the government. After 100 years of enforcing animal welfare law, the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA) is handing the reins over to the province – as of June 28, the organization will no longer investigate animal cruelty complaints. The reason is, that role, was deemed unconstitutional by the Superior Court of Justice. The Ford government has said it will appeal the ruling. But where does this leave things? Libby speaks to OSPCA General Counsel Brian Shiller and Barbara Cartwright, CEO of Humane Canada.