Doug Ford has called for national unity, saying that he’d host the premier’s meeting and supporting Alberta’s equalization fight. ALSO: Elizabeth May steps down.

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

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The US has given notice to the UN that they will be leaving the Paris Accords. Where does it leave the States in comparison to everyone else? What are the ramifications of this decision?

Guest: Richard Rood, professor of climate and space sciences and engineering at the College of Engineering, University of Michigan

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There is new tech being considered for Canadian police to catch distracted drivers called a “textalyzer”. However, there are concerns among privacy advocates about it’s use.
Derek Sardo. President, Rolling Thunder

Doug Ford’s cellphone ban in classrooms takes effect today. But will it help or hinder students' education?

Guest: Steven R. Shaw, Ph.D., NCSPm Interim Graduate Program Director, School and Applied Child Psychology, Director, Resilience, Pediatric Psychology, and Neurogenetic Connections Lab, Editor, Canadian Journal of School Psychology, Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology, McGill University

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The Prime Minister is having one on one meetings with party leaders to discuss whether there is common ground between all the parties.

Guest: Peter Graefe. Professor of Political Science, McMaster University

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A century-old shipwreck atop Niagara Falls has crept closer to the edge, despite being stuck since 1918.

Guests: Jim Hill, Senior Manager of Heritage, Niagara Parks & Sherman Zavitz, Historian, City of Niagara Falls.