Show Opening... But first (0:56); WRDSB opposes cuts to education (2:18); Increasing Choice and Convenience for Alcohol Sales Will Boost Jobs & Economic Growth (21:50); Tim Hortons revamping Roll Up the Rim after latest program disappoints in first-quarter results (43:33); Developer launches naming contest for former Schneiders property (1:05:11); Designer babies? Canadians say modifying genes in embryos acceptable only in certain circumstances (1:26:34); How to get money back for carbon pricing on your 2018 taxes (1:36:10); Tuesday Tech Spotlight (1:49:06)

Show Opening... But first (0:56); Want to know if you live in a high-risk flood area? 'Good luck,' says expert (02:45); A Green-NDP merger? It could be a big hit (21:13); Provincial plans to improve school bus safety draw questions about responsibility, costs (44:28); Titans defeat Edge 97-86 in game four (1:06:08); Boeing CEO faces shareholders for first time since 737 MAX crashes (1:27:55); Art$Pay and HIP Developments donating arts incubation spaces in Uptown Waterloo (1:48:40)

Show Opening... But first (0:56); Ford Government's Dangerous Plan Will Risk Patient Safety & Increase Healthcare Costs (2:38); Police to speak on 'ongoing police investigations' (22:11); Anti-CTS protest planned in Cambridge (44:43); Talkin' Baseball with Ian Hunter (1:05:24); Free Phones Friday (1:29:39)

Show Opening... But first (0:56); Municipal government review consultations continue (2:30); Ontario government cancels program aimed at planting 50 million trees (20:49); Huge strike against Doug Ford planned following recent funding cuts (43:28); Residents in Kitchener getting their water back (52:22); Cities and countries aim to slash plastic waste within a decade (1:04:00); Joe Biden launches presidential bid, joining crowded field (1:29:51); Police redirect over 2,000 non-emergency 911 calls with new strategy (1:49:48)

Show Opening... But first (0:56); Woman questions values of Muslim-Canadian women in online video (2:03); CRA writes off $133-million tax bill from mystery account (21:40); New Canadians to be welcomed at ceremony Wednesday (43:41); Cambridge council OKs light rail route through Preston and across Speed River (1:05:24); Commemorative loonie marking progress for LGBTQ2 people unveiled in Toronto (1:28:34); Working Wednesday: Frank Newman, Newman Human Resources (1:49:03)

Show Opening... But first (0:56); A new vote projection points to a historic Green win in P.E.I. (3:12); 'Pain of that awful day continues,' Mayor Tory says of Toronto van attack (21:13); Minecraft can increase problem solving, collaboration and learning - yes, at school (44:15); Huether Hotel releases statement on Princess Cinema Waterloo closure (1:05:28); How have the mental health kits helped students at UW? (1:28:12); Tuesday Tech Spotlight: Dan Mathers, CEO & President of Eleven-X (1:49:55)

Show Opening... But first (0:56); Sri Lanka has seen its share of terrorism (2:41); Home invasion in Waterloo (21:30); Province slashes Ontario Library Service funding by 50% (44:54); Ontarians feeling better about their debt situation yet many still struggling (1:06:46); A taxing problem: Canadian cities desperately need new sources of revenue (1:28:59); Blood donations saves lives (1:50:22)

Show Opening... But first (0:56); City and universities should also foot the bill for Ezra Avenue street parties (3:02); 150 Duke Street unanimously approved for potential CTS site (21:49); Liberal MPP bill to abolish time change passes first reading (45:51); How long is too long? Most Canadians say elected officials should be subject to term limits (1:06:14); Emtek announces they will be closing BBM consumer services on May 31 (1:29:21); Titans open second round playoff series on the road Saturday (1:50:04)

Show Opening... But first (0:56); Province's plan to cut local ambulance centres surprises Waterloo Region (4:34); Province wants your feedback on regional review (21:29); It's Time to Rethink the Stress Test: CIBC (45:34); Pot's been legal for 6 months. So what? (1:05:47); What is happening locally for 4/20 celebrations (1:16:51); Oil and gas sector applauds new Alberta premier's many pro-business pledges (1:29:22); Working Wednesday (1:50:45)