Former Conservative Senator Hugal Segal argues that in a parliamentary democracy we need leaders who know how to lose. He says, the term loyal opposition is not just a catch phrase.

Callers share their admiration, love and respect for the long-time host of Jeopardy --- an Ontarian who died at the age of 80. With John Geiger of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, and Robert J. Thompson, Professor of

Television and Pop Culture.

Ryerson University economist Amy Peng and political economist Ricardo Tranjan from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives with two perspectives on the province's unprecedented deficits.

Demand is so high some pharmacies and doctors have run out. Hear Tina Haslam's story and Ian Culbert from the Canadian Public Health Association on what explains the shortage.

Reaction to a nail-biter of a night, with Prof. Matthew Lebo, Chair of Western University’s Department of Political Science.

Dr. Peter Juni, one of the key scientists advising government on COVID-19 addresses anger and confusion over the data that shut down businesses in virus hotspots.

An Ontario MPP is proposing that the province go to permanent daylight saving time, but scientists don't agree. You weigh in on the matter.

Your questions about preparing plants, shrubs and fruit trees for winter, plus how to make Christmas cactus blooms last.

Your stories of haunted houses and hospitals, and tales of encounters with spirits both unknown and familiar.

From Sam Cook to U2, from John Coltrane to Kanye West, your song picks to inspire our friends to the south at the ballot box.