Opening Segment (0:56); Toronto looking at creating "bubble zones" restricting protests around places of worship, daycares and schools (17:58); Are modular homes a good investment for the federal government to combat the housing crisis? (35:53); Living Retired (53:39); Should we create free or low-barrier transit options for older adults? (1:11.36); New musical tells the story about the mind behind Wonderland (1:20.52); The Flipside (1:29.40); It's the 12 o'clock Talkback Hour! (1:49.57)

Opening Segment (0:56); New report clogs up the mailbox, as Canada Post strike looms (17:50); Minding Ottawa's Business (35:40); Provincial budget contains an additional $10M grant for region's new health network (43:39); The Walk to End ALS returns to Waterloo (53:31); Charity gala supports boxing program for children with special needs (1:02.18); Blue Jay Hunter (1:11.31); Political R&D (1:29.15); It's the 12 o'clock Talkback Hour! (1:49.19)

Opening Segment (0:56); Fight for Farmland continues after advocates see Region acquire more land (17:44); Ford government seeking more control over speed cameras (36:07); Roller derby excitement comes to Kitchener this weekend (53:55); Sustainable Waterloo Region recognizes local leaders in sustainability (1:11:42); The system was designed to give us the housing we have (1:30:20); Research campaign aims to unlock the next wave of improvements for Canadians with CF (1:39:08); It’s the 12 o’clock Talkback Hour! (1:50:16)

Opening Segment (0:56); Provincial budget just released by Ford’s government (18:01); Researcher reveals hospital spending on agency staff in Waterloo-Wellington (36:16); WRSE Weekly (54:28); Lace up, Hike for Hospice returns in June (1:02.16); Friday Four Panel (1:12.50); It’s the 12 o’clock Talkback Hour! (1:50.52)

Opening Segment (0:56); Region secures 550 acres in Wilmot for "future investment site," promising not to remove existing crop (7:23); Cambridge councillor concerned about groundwater contamination brings in new motion (17:58); Sustainable Waterloo Region recognizes local leaders in sustainability (35:55); Living Retired (53:52); What's next for the former Green MP of Kitchener Centre after strategic voting removed him from his seat? (1:11.48); The Flipside (1:29.30); It's the 12 o'clock Talkback Hour! (1:49.30)

Opening Segment (0:56); Federal cabinet shakeup this week includes a new foreign minister (7:51); Province latest housing bill promises changes, some think it misses the mark (17:44); Minding Ottawa’s Business (35:44); Speakers announced for inaugural Waterloo Region Women’s Expo (44:22); Sustainable Waterloo Region recognizes local leaders in sustainability (53:22); Blue Jay Hunter (1:11.23); Political R&D (1:29.25) It’s the 12 o’clock Talkback Hour! (1:49.24)

Opening Segment (0:56); Construction causing speeding, delays and other traffic issues near Trillium Public School in Kitchener (18:09); Study finds distressing levels of workplace violence in Ontario schools (36:15); Sustainable Waterloo Region recognizes local leaders in sustainability (54:00); Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph is now a risk area for measles transmission (1:11:50); VintageFest is back, stacking vendors up with a new idea (1:19:56); Monthly Mental Health Check In (1:29:42); 2025 KW AccessAbility Gold Tournament coming up in June (1:41:12); It's the 12 o'clock Talkback Hour! (1:50:07)

Opening Segment (0:56); Kitchener Rangers take shot at city-funded $2M restaurant plan for the Aud (18:01); First American Pope elected in 2,000-years, what could that mean for North America? (35:54); Kitchener-Conestoga Rotary Club raise funds for international projects through Lobsterfest (53:47); Annual walk for Alzheimers coming up May 24th (1:00:39); This Week in Music History (1:11:41); Drewe's Views (1:29:32); Five Minutes with Farwell with Faisal Susiwala (1:42:56); It's the 12 o'clock Talkback Hour! (1:49:48)