Metro Morning

How does society affect the way autistic people see themselves, and is it positive?; the case for action on climate change from the former Environmental Commissioner; JWR must leave the Liberal Caucus according to Toronto MP.

Supervised injection sites are simply part of their community; players react to shutdown of Canadian Women's Hockey League; Federal and Provincial Environment Ministers in studio.

Ontario's Office of the Child and Youth Advocate is now closed; a prison guard talks about the real problems behind bars; Quebec takes a big stand against religious displays by all public servants.

The new-look Jays -- a young team that's not yet fielding some of its best prospects; how psychiatric and economic stress go together; a breakthrough treatment for post-partum depression.

Jerry Howarth voice of the Jays looks back on great career; how it feels to be 35, working contracts, living with roommates and not even have a prospect of stability; Nathaniel Erskine-Smith in studio.

E-learning expert on directive making it mandatory in High School; a proposal that "Housing pay for Housing" with a land transfer increase for houses over $3 million; Mayor wants serial sex offender moved out of a halfway house in Brampton.

Teachers' upcoming contract talks; family doctors run a small business and need to budget appointment time ; what if pot shop lottery winners aren't ready for the deadline next week?

A visit to one of the largest Mosques in Canada; hockey excitement and the Clarkson Cup -- Jayna Hefford in studio; new super creepy movie "Us"

High school students talk about class size; Province's cancellation of OHIP plus drug coverage will mean more expensive drugs for many children; a Sudanese immigrant talks about cottage country.

U of T President Meric Gertler on student suicides; Education Minister Lisa Thompson on the positives of larger high school classes; Finance Minister Bill Morneau on his budget.