With Tom Korski, managing editor, Blacklock’s Reporter

Opening Segment (0:56); Cambridge councillor responds to Mayor's social media post (18:19); E-bikes, scooters causing concern in Waterloo Region (36:54); The feds are reviewing innovation programs, including ones for startups that help protect their ideas (55:00); Annual charity golf tournament to support women's shelter (1:04:30); ETFO bringing class size fight to bargaining table (1:13:03); Region of Waterloo advancing critical local priorities with Provincial Cabinet Ministers (1:21:01); Soaring home prices create challenges for young buyers (1:31:01); Culinary experience in Kitchener to support Ronald McDonald House (1:42:12); It’s the 12 o’clock Talkback Hour! (1:51:05)

Opening Segment (0:56); Pierre Poilievre looking to return to House as voters head to the polls in Battle River-Crowfoot (17:54); Joe Gowing named new Region of Waterloo councillor (36:02); Tapestry kept safe by granddaughter made by PoW revealed 80 years after Japan's defeat (54:32); This Week in Music History (1:12:26); Drewe's Views (1:30:31); It’s the 12 o’clock Talkback Hour! (1:50:21)

Opening Segment (0:56); New study finds more evictions caused by financial firms in Toronto (18:59); Experts say fossils are scientific evidence, and shouldn’t be auctioned for millions to private buyers (36:49); Teacher talks about battle with cancer and hosting outdoor classrooms (44:38); WRSE Weekly (55:20); Friday Four Panel (1:13.29); It’s the 12 o’clock Talkback Hour! (1:51.21)

Opening Segment (0:56);Sour news for pickle lovers: Bick's pickles no longer stocked at some Canadian retailers (17:59); 'Micro-units' affordable project unique to Kitchener (35:45); WRPS is still collecting backpacks this month, to fill a long waitlist of kids needing supplies (54:08); UW profs say wildfires are changing and so must our response (1:12:21); The Flipside: Tell us a time when you won a championship, prize, etc (1:30:14); It’s the 12 o’clock Talkback Hour! (1:50:32)

Opening Segment (0:56);New book coming out all about past PMs from delegate for Wilmot's prime minister's path (7:18); The region's former urban planner for the Region is watching work get demolished (17:15); Walk and Bike-A-Thon event this month supports local veterans experiencing homelessness (34:54); Region is moving ahead with Stage 2 Rapid Transit to Cambridge (52:34); Blue Jay Hunter (1:10:15); Local sports history can be found in new book: 100 Years of Galt Arena Gardens (1:27:57); It’s the 12 o’clock Talkback Hour! (1:48:08)

Opening Segment (0:56);Refugee plans to run 51 km around the perimeter of Kitchener to raise funds for less fortunate in the community (7:15); With advanced polls closed, what are Pierre Poilievre's chances as he battles against over 200 candidates? (17:26); Canadian music legend Steven Page is coming to Oktoberfest (35:33); Kitchener hires goats for urban landscaping, supporting a new company (53:25); More honey bees are dying and it could be contributing to rising food costs (1:11:16); Monthly Mental Health Check-in (1:29:00); It’s the 12 o’clock Talkback Hour! (1:49:37)

Opening Segment (0:56);Stats show youth struggled to find jobs this summer, falling to one of its lowest rates since 1998 (18:05); Yoga event to Support the YWCA Cambridge Women's Emergency Shelter (36:23); Female pilots show ability to do better under high pressure situations compared to men (44:07); Monthly segment with the Food Bank of Waterloo Region (54:07); This Week in Music History (1:12:13); Drewe's Views (1:30:18); It’s the 12 o’clock Talkback Hour! (1:50:22)

Opening Segment (0:56); Injunction Motion Hearing to remove encampment at 100 Victoria taking place in Waterloo today (8:22); Guelph Food Bank usage has surged forcing them to seek expansion (19:48); New Oktoberfest president wants festival to tap into Cambridge (37:43); WRSE Weekly (56:14); Friday Four Panel (1:13.41); Monthly history segment: Explore the region’s first schoolhouse for free this month, a beloved landmark in Waterloo Park since the 1890s (1:52.12); It’s the 12 o’clock Talkback Hour! (2:00.02)

Opening Segment (0:56); Prime Minister Mark Carney's first 100 days in office (8:13); Should back-to-school require parent fundraising? One expert says Ontario schools are woefully underfunded, and families are likely to pay the price (20:01); Star Gazing with Orbax: What you can see in the night this month (39:15); A review on the new War of the Worlds movie - is another remake really going to make it better? (54:48); Celebration for the Old Oak Tree in Waterloo Park coincides with Waterloo's plans to plant 10,000 trees (1:14.10); Kitchener's Bluesfest kicks off today with a fundraising concert (1:22.09); The Flipside: (1:33.25); It's the 12 o'clock Talkback Hour! (1:53.35)