Stafford asks callers their opinion on Ontario's graduated licencing system, and whether getting a license in Ontario is a Human Rights issue for refugess already holding a license.

Toronto will be using "garbage police" to look through recycling bins to determine whether homeowners are following the byzantine rules about what is garbage and what can be recycled...and will eventually be handing out tickets to scofflaws.

Ken calls into the Stafford show to talk about what it was like to grow up at Twin Pines Mobile Home Park and reacted to the news that it it set to be torn down and replaced with apartments and town homes.

Residents of the Twin Pines Mobile Home Park in Mississauga will be given $31,000, but the president of the park's board say that isn't enough to buy a new unit on a fixed income. Stafford asks callers what are the advantages/disadvantages of living in a trailer home.

Stafford asks callers if they've rescued an animal and if it worked out for them.

Stafford asks callers if they'd support a move that would force homeowners to rent  unused space to a tenant? Toronto city council seems to think so.

Stafford asks why the Canadian government can spend hundreds of millions to promote gambling yet feel the need to treat us like children when it comes to vices like drinking, smoking and vaping.

The natural reaction the public to the large number of teacher and school board sick days, as reported by the Auditor General, has been anger.  But the unions say teachers are stressed and surrounded by children who simply pass on more colds and flu. Stafford asks, then why has the absentee rate soared over the five years since teachers were no longer able to bank those days to cash in at retirement?

Stafford runs down the list of the top 5 trending toys on eBay and asks callers what was their more cherished toy from their childhood.

Crossing guard Cindy Thompson says she sees all kinds of unsafe driving behaviour by parents and she's upset. Stafford asks callers what bad driving behaviours they see when dropping their kid off at school.