Metro Morning

Drake's new album Scorpion has been out for 6 hours; a conversation with two voters who backed Doug Ford; and a look at his team as they take power.

Founder of a national centre for refugee health talks about the challenges of handling the current influx; the best Iranian kebab in town; reviving 'TAVIS" -- the old police anti-gang program is not an easy fix for recent gun violence.

Mary Wiens visits a shelter for newly arrived refugee claimants -- where watching the World Cup brings a small escape; Adam Vaughan says Federal money for housing is ready to roll; Law graduates are called to the bar.

The man who shot the video of the cyclist getting punched; A Toronto woman who corresponds with hundreds of primary school children; an Indigenous student talks about Egerton Ryerson's statue.

A daughter of one of Elizabeth Wettlaufer's victims, on the inquiry so far; awesome high school graduates; Hubert Lacroix on his tenure as CBC President.

Reasons for Pride; Chief Mark Saunders on raids, gangs, public safety, traffic enforcement, community involvement; Big athletic event for Muslim female athletes; Cameron backroom soul-jazz night revival.

Indigenous languages; Cajun family recipes; migrant children in detention in Canada; homeless inquest recommendations do-able.

Globe and Mail reporter on front page harassment story; Ghost ride tonight; Canadian soccer stars; parents ask Halton Catholic District School Board to revisit a controversial rule on charity donations; Keith Boag on Trump's immigration inflexibility.

Safety on the subway; visit an Environmentalist at the Library; eating dinner with migrant fieldworkers near St. Catherines; children separated from their parents when seeking asylum in the US; a refugee gets an engineering PhD from U of T.

Dalia Chako, cyclist killed on Bloor Street, remembered by her son; Children of lesbian and gay couples talk and write; Will harm reduction sites get renewed funding?