Another look into PEI's political file with the Poli- Panel. Publisher Paul McNeill consultant Dennis King and lawyer Mary Lynn Kane debate the political landscape of PEI. Today's hot topics include a By-Election and East Prince amalgamation.

Lieutenant-General Romeo Dallaire about his latest work helping others with PTSD, as well as ending the use of child soldiers around the world. He's here on the Island for the PEI Friends of True Patriot Love 2017 tribute dinner.

Meet 11 year old Riley Clarke, a passionate World War II collector.He hopes the soldiers who once used these items would be proud to have them preserved and protected.

Charlottetown handed out more than two dozen Veterans Recognition Awards. Captain Navy Alex Grant was one of the recipients.

Laura Meader caught up with the candidates in the upcoming by-election. We'll hear from the four people running to represent District 11 Charlottetown-Parkdale. We'll get an idea of their plans for the campaign.

They volunteer to harvest the leftovers from farmer's fields and help others. We go gleaning with the PEI Food Exchange.

More than a dozen Islanders are getting the chance to learn Mandarin for free. We drop by the classroom and find out who is taking the class and why.

Program coordinator Zane Esseghaier and new grad Shannon Murray talk about being part of the French immersion BED program at UPEI.

City council is making a big deal over small apartments. Developer Tim Banks says he's not asking for anything any other developer

has received from the planning department. We'll have reaction from a public meeting about the proposed development.

Frank Morrison and Jody Jackson joined us to talk about the possibility of Stratford becoming the province's first smoke free community.