With everything that has happened over the last week or so, does Donald Trump still have a shot at the presidency?

Premier Kathleen Wynne is taking a swing at the name of Cleveland’s baseball team — and praising sportscasters for not using “Indians” in their broadcasts. Should Wynne and any other politician keep their noses out of sports and entertainment?

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It didn’t take Auston Matthews long to live up to the hype. The No. 1 overall pick in the 2016 draft scored four goals in his first regular-season NHL game, in the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-4 overtime loss to the Ottawa Senators on Wednesday’s season opener for both teams. He also became the first player to score four goals in his NHL debut. Has Matthews already peaked?

American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for "having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition". The Swedish Academy announced its decision on Thursday, drawing to a close the 2016 Nobel season. This year, the Sweden-based body, which has awarded the literature prize since 1901, registered about 220 proposals that were later cut to a short list of five.

Warning environmentally sensitive land in York Region is particularly vulnerable, Sony Rai is urging the provincial government to turn down requests to open up thousands of hectares of land on the Greenbelt to development. “I think it would be catastrophic for the province to consider any changes to the Greenbelt at this point,” said Rai, director of Sustainable Vaughan.

The leader of the PC Party of Ontario Patrick Brown joins to show to talk Kathleen Wynne, carbon price plans, and eHealth.

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University of Toronto Psychology Professor Jordan Peterson is facing intense reaction from students and the public following his criticism of Bill C-16. Is he transphobic, or is he protected by free speech?

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Global News' Cindy Pom explains why an alleged accident gawker is lucky to be alive following commuter chaos on the 401 at the East end of Toronto Thursday morning.

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The Toronto Sun's Sue-Ann Levy discusses the controversy surround the Scotiabank Waterfront Marathon in Toronto, Councillor Shelley Carroll's move to provincial politics, and John Tory's war against Toronto developers.

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Sustainable Vaughan's Sony Rai declares that Ontario developers are lying about the reasons why they need to expand into the Greenbelt.

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Sustainable Vaughan co-founder Sony Rai told The John Oakley Show why opening the Greenbelt to developers will only make life worse in the GTA.

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When the Blue Jays head to Cleveland for the American League Championship Series, the Ontario Human Rights Commissioner wants news outlets to avoid using their opponent’s full name. Commissioner Renu Mandhane is far from alone in her concern the name — the Indians — and the team’s bucktoothed, slant-eyed, red-faced logo is an offensive caricature of indigenous people. Is it time to drop the "Indians" from Cleveland?

Through FOI, the Canadian Press has learned that Ontario defended their (very brief) decision to allow medical marijuana users to vaporize anywhere in the province by suggesting they had consulted the public, when in actuality they had only heard from TWO PEOPLE! Matt Mernagh was one of 35 presenters (that attended committee hearings looking into regulations) that suggested an exemption to e-cigarette regulations.

Oakley Show Legal Analyst Lorne Honickman joins the show with legal briefs

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Professor Timothy Caulfield, Canada Research Chair in Health Law & Policy at the University of Alberta, explains why actor Ben Stiller's advice on prostate cancer should be ignored.

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AM640 Legal Analyst Lorne Honickman discusses a Mississauga family lawyer dodging suspension following a child porn conviction, the trouble with vigilante Creep Catchers, and charging clients for time spent on the toilet.

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