Metro Morning

Teens, parents and educators interviewed for on-line Sex Ed survey; music teacher on the big Christmas Concert; pros and cons of Ryerson's pitch for a new type of Law School.

Tenants want more security from their landlord, the City; former PC Finance Minister explains the current Government's strategy; accomplished city councillor talks about his mental illness, and what he has learned.

OPP Interim Chief's lawyer updates the challenge against Ron Taverner; cuts to Toronto Board of Ed special programs; Little Prince documentary film director speaks about importance of book.

Brad Ross ends 10 years in TTC communications. Both Mississuaga and Markham have said 'NO' to pot shops in their city limits. The latest on Huawei.

Theresa May remains Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, but what does yesterday's decision mean for her future, and for Brexit talks? After a full investigation and 36 witness officers interviewed, the SIU can't figure out who kicked a suspect in the face and sent him to hospital. Mark Tewksbury is returning to Buddies in Bad Times to commemorate his coming out anniversary because it gives him the chance to reflect on what has changed in his life and in the world of sport.

A mentorship program to match young black youth with black professionals in the construction industry and trades called NextGenBuilders launches today. The current Commissioner of the OPP is requesting the Ombudsman's office look into the process that led to the selection of Toronto Police Superintendent Ron Taverner as the OPP's new Commissioner, and Provincial Affairs reporter Mike Crawley brings us up to date. With the shelters full, close to a thousand people stayed in various overnight and Out Of The Cold program, some neighbours worry about how it will affect their community.

The Commissioner of the Ontario Human Rights Commission speaks on a report about race and policing. Polaris Music Prize winner Jeremy Dutcher. Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders comments on research that suggests Black people in Toronto are more likely to be injured or killed in interactions with police.

Removing Barriers that Protect the Greenbelt from Development, Waterfront Toronto, Jagmeet Singh

Violence Against Women, Vulnerable Road Users, Doss Budapest Restaurant

Giants of Africa, Tech. Jobs, Top Canadian Films