Fight Back with Libby Znaimer

The Ford PCs may cut OHIP's emergency travel insurance coverage, impacting Ontarians who travel outside of Canada.

Fill-in host Jane Brown spoke with the Minister of Health and Long-Term Care, Christine Elliott and NDP MPP Marit Stiles

Bird migration is underway across North America. Billions of birds will be making their way north to breeding grounds. Twice a year, millions of birds meet an early end when they are drawn into cities by lights and then collide with reflective glass windows. Given its location, Toronto is particularly notorious for its high number of bird strikes. An estimated one million birds a year die here. For 25 years, FLAP (the Fatal Light Awareness Program) has been helping rescue birds and advocate for solutions to buildings with reflective windows. FLAP's founder Michael Mesure continues to work with organizations across the country to help reduce the number of bird strikes.

Bird migration is underway across North America. Billions of birds will be making their way north to breeding grounds. Twice a year, millions of birds meet an early end when they are drawn into cities by lights and then collide with reflective glass windows. Given its location, Toronto is particularly notorious for its high number of bird strikes. An estimated one million birds a year die here. For 25 years, FLAP (the Fatal Light Awareness Program) has been helping rescue birds and advocate for solutions to buildings with reflective windows. FLAP's founder Michael Mesure continues to work with organizations across the country to help reduce the number of bird strikes.

Toronto's Medical Officer of Health Eileen De Villa spoke this morning about the city's public health budget. This comes after word came out that Toronto public health would see its budget slashed by 1 billion dollars over 10 years. Immediately, warnings on the importance of public health and what the cuts would do to it were issued. Provincial ministers Christine Elliott and Lisa MacLeod have tweeted their stance on the matter, defending the moves.

Joe Mihevc joins guest host Jane Brown to discuss.

Toronto's Medical Officer of Health Eileen De Villa spoke this morning about the city's public health budget. This comes after word came out that Toronto public health would see its budget slashed by 1 billion dollars over 10 years. Immediately, warnings on the importance of public health and what the cuts would do to it were issued. Provincial ministers Christine Elliott and Lisa MacLeod have tweeted their stance on the matter, defending the moves.

Joe Mihevc joins guest host Jane Brown to discuss.

The City of Toronto is moving ahead in seeing if they can adapt the Butterfly Method at nursing homes in the city. It's a model that's already been adopted to great success in the U.K. and some places in Canada. It's an emotion-focused way of care.

Laura Tamblyn Watts joins guest host Jane Brown to discuss.

The City of Toronto is moving ahead in seeing if they can adapt the Butterfly Method at nursing homes in the city. It's a model that's already been adopted to great success in the U.K. and some places in Canada. It's an emotion-focused way of care.

Laura Tamblyn Watts joins guest host Jane Brown to discuss.

We mark the 1st Anniversary of the Van Attack in Toronto

Fill-in host Jane Brown speaks with Trauma Therapist, Tom Walker as well as a close friend of of the single mom who died in the attack to find out how the family and her young son are coping with the tragedy.

We mark the 1st Anniversary of the Van Attack in Toronto

Fill-in host Jane Brown speaks with Trauma Therapist, Tom Walker as well as a close friend of of the single mom who died in the attack to find out how the family and her young son are coping with the tragedy.

Are changes coming to the way Ontarians vote?

Fill-in host Jane Brown speaks with Aleem Kanji, VP of Government Relations for Sutherland Corp. and

we also speak with reporter Charlotte Macaulay in PEI to find out why their voter turnout is so high at 80%