European Union votes to ban single-use plastics by 2021; Mike Crawley assess how the Liberals' Bill 148 on labour reform affected employment in the province; DNA tests designed to help determine the best medication; How an archaeologist thinks he can help control the rat population; Using stories to change the narrative on climate change; All female council elected in the township of Algonquin Highland in Haliburton county; Rising interest rates and personal debt.

Advocate of voting reform talks about the success of the ranked ballot used in London for the municipal election; Study indicates that eating organic food could lower the risk of certain types of cancer; Town clerk of Collingwood explains how they dealt with the temporary breakdown of the online voting system during the municipal election; New Mayor of Cornwall; How concerns about climate change can affect mental and emotional well-being; Books by or about strong women; New provincial government undoes many of its predecessor's labour reforms; More works by Banksy go to auction.

Migrant caravan making its way towards the U-S may be becoming a humanitarian crisis; Two soldiers who served at CFB Petawawa are competing in the Invictus Games in Sydney, Australia; Re-elected Mayors of Kingston and Barrie; Peterborough's new mayor; Election anaylsis from political scientist Jonathon Rose; Exercise and pregnancy.

How is Canada's electoral process vulnerable to interference?; 100 business leaders send letter to the Premier in hopes of continuing the basic income project; Voter turnout; How legalization will enable more research in cannabis; Ontario Veterinary College is considering how to make euthanizing animals less traumatizing for both pet owners and veterinarians; CBC series 'Debt Nation'; Keeping Canada involved and competitive in space.

Another invasive plant 'dog strangling vine'; Entire town council including the mayor of East Hawkesbury Township have been acclaimed; Home Movie Day held by the Trent Valley Archives in Peterborough; Nobel Prize Winner's daughter, Zawadi Mukwege; Reducing waste from takeout meals.

Federal government is proposing new rules to restrict the use of solitary confinement; Provincial politics analysis from Lydia Miljan; Canada Post labour-management dispute could lead to strike; Editor-In-Chief of the Canadian Medical Association Journal expresses reservations about the legalization of cannabis for recreational use; Preventing cervical cancer.

Potential international markets for Canadian cannabis producers; The president of Canopy Growth of Smiths Falls in Newfoundland for the start of legal pot in Canada; Ontario Financial Accountability Officer Peter Weltman explains how the cancellation of cap and trade will cost the province $3 billion; An algorithm to calculate time remaining for people in end of life care; Mystery writer and birder Steve Burrows; The global influence of Saudi Arabia.

Automated cannabis processing operation at Aphria in Leamington; Shadow Walk of Millbrook; Ontario Human Rights on balancing competing claims when cannabis is legal; Moth expert Seabrooke Leckie; Why a large number of municipal positions will be acclaimed in the upcoming provincial election; New federal money to research Lyme disease; Claire Tansey's 'Uncomplicated Cooking'.

Windsor councillor offers perspective to Peterborough as the city prepares to open its downtown casino; Janyce McGregor of the CBC's Parlimentary Bureau explains how Feihe the baby formula manufacturer could be affected by the new USMCA; How the recent closing of local papers is affecting the coverage of local elections; The who, what, when and where of cannabis legalization; The difficulty in combating revenge porn; Erica Johnson of the CBC's Go Public talks to telco workers on the tatics they use to deflect and discourage customer requests.

Marketplace host David Commons previews their story on the lack of standards for training truck drivers; 100th anniversary of the Petawawa Research Forest; Google is being challenged by Canada's Privacy Commissioner over the 'right to be forgotten'; 'Living Hyphen' a new magazine that celebrates the lives of hyphenated Canadians; Bob McKeown of 'the fifth estate' describes how the tests that determined that seat belts in school buses are unnecessary may have been flawed.