Show Opening... But first (0:56); Flurry of attacks but no knockouts in chaotic federal leaders' debate (1:50); A campaign promise kept: Canada's modestly successful cannabis legalization (21:41); Leave the patchwork to the quilts: The case for pharmacare (44:03); Students call on City of Waterloo to take stronger role in enforcing rental standards (1:04:33); Chamber Federal Candidate Forum (1:37:14); Tuesday Tech Spotlight: Danny Ho, Director of Innovation at LCBONext (1:48:37)

Show Opening... But first (0:56); Between Two Hosts (1:25); Only 25% think Trudeau should get a second term (21:40); Ford government rethinking Ontario's ban on pit bulls (44:50); Election shows Canadians still don't understand what it means to be racist (1:04:29); PPC political sign defaced in Waterloo (1:27:07); Halloween for people with sensory issues (1:48:28)

Show Opening... But first (0:56); Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is a dual-citizen, in process of renouncing U.S. citizenship (2:34); What can parents do if CUPE strikes Monday? (20:43); Sexual offender's transfer to healing lodge on hold for review (43:10); Blue Jays weekly segment (1:04:34); Free Phones Friday (1:27:38)

Show Opening... But first (0:56); Local Catholic board says schools will be closed as of Monday if strike begins (3:24); 4 moments from the TVA French-language leaders debate (19:41); Doug Ford really isn't a factor in the federal election (42:49); U of G student association and union cancel debate rather than include PPC candidate (1:03:37); Liberalizing beer and wine sales could hurt Ontario's spirits industry: study (1:27:17); Happy Days Star Donny Most to Headline 'ART' (1:47:26)

Show Opening... But first (00:56); Ontario education workers to begin full strike Monday (02:29); Tight race throwback: In 2015’s closest ridings CPC makes gains, Liberals decline, NDP deflates (19:26); A proven way to end homelessness in Canada (43:30); NHL Preview/Leafs preview (1:03:44); Pick A Side! (1:26:56)

Show Opening... But first (0:56); Home ownership is a hot issue this election. But will politicians’ promises hurt or help prospective buyers? (02:15); Accessibility improvements begin at Fairway station in Kitchener (19:21); Far-right website Rebel Media removed from Conservative campaign stop by police (40:38); We street-proof our kids. Why aren’t we data-proofing them? (1:02:02); More than a third of Canadians have no retirement savings, half live paycheque to paycheque, poll finds (1:24:49); Tuesday Tech Spotlight (1:44:49)

Show Opening... But first (0:56); Home ownership is a hot issue this election. But will politicians’ promises hurt or help prospective buyers? (02:15); Accessibility improvements begin at Fairway station in Kitchener (19:21); Far-right website Rebel Media removed from Conservative campaign stop by police (40:38); We street-proof our kids. Why aren’t we data-proofing them? (1:02:02); More than a third of Canadians have no retirement savings, half live paycheque to paycheque, poll finds (1:24:49); Tuesday Tech Spotlight (1:44:49)

Show Opening... But first (0:56); The Liberal Party released its campaign platform. Here are a few key takeaways (2:18); Special infrastructure levy would increase Kitchener property taxes over next 10 years (20:51); Education workers in Ontario begin work-to-rule Monday (42:42); Open houses being held to answer questions about Kitchener CTS site (1:04:08); The City of Waterloo announces it leaf collection schedule (1:26:39); 2019 KW Oktoberfest: George Kash, Oktoberfest performer (1:47:47)

Show Opening... But first (0:56); Should election signs be banned on private property? (2:27); Liberals, Conservatives offer duelling tax plans in battle over middle-class voters (21:20); Global Climate Strike taking over globe and Waterloo Region Friday (45:08); Blue Jays weekly segment (1:04:48); Free Phones Friday (1:28:50)

Show Opening... But first (0:56); Officials seek to control Ezra party with 'crowd management pods' (2:13); Lawyers for disqualified Ontario cannabis retail lottery winners say process was unfair (42:52); FAO releases its review of the ministry of education's 2019-20 expenditure estimates (1:02:49); Pierre Poilievre campaigns with Cambridge candidate (1:25:14); Blue Jays ticket giveaway (1:46:59)