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Tim Kenyon is Brock University's vice-president of research, and studies authoritarian political speech. Plus, the routine Pap smear is no more in Ontario. OB/Gyn Dr. Amanda Selk explains what to expect from the new HPV test.

Veteran strategist Jaime Watt weighs in on what went right, and wrong, for the parties in the 2025 provincial election. Plus, academic and former foreign affairs advisor Roland Paris looks at the U.S. President's relationships with other world leaders.

Humber Polytechnic's Francis Syms breaks down the controversy over Google Maps' mislabeling of Canadian parks. Then, a group of students is installing a giant lit-up 'Ramadan Mubarak' sign in Nathan Phillips Square. Laila Soliman is one of them.

Hamilton's Dahlia Belfer shares her experience navigating a single city block in a wheelchair after a snowstorm, with the help of several neighbours. Plus -- hundreds of tech founders and investors have signed an open letter in support of DEI programs. Laura Gabor helped write that letter.

TTC interim CEO Greg Percy explains why the transit organization has faced so many problems after recent snowfalls. And city councillor Josh Matlow explains why pandemic-era snow clearing contracts are proving so controversial.

Financial planner Shannon Lee Simmons has all you need to know about contributions ahead of the RRSP deadline. Then, meet Brampton's first-ever writer in residence, Kevin HeronJones.

What will take Toronto weeks, should be done in Montreal in a matter of days. Montreal spokesperson Philippe Sabourin explains his city's approach to snow clearing. Plus -- the often discussed, often cancelled idea of high speed rail is back on the table. The project's CEO Martin Imbleau explains why this time will be different.

Jen Patrick, former flight attendant and now program coordinator of flight services at Seneca Polytechnic, breaks down what went into the evacuation of the plane that crash landed at Pearson airport. Then, meet the team behind Ringo -- the engineering contraption that won the 2025 Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Race.

CBC reporter Haydn Watters speaks with people stuck at Pearson airport after Monday's plane crash, and Jill guest host Dempsey tries to get clarity on what happened with aviation experts.

Ontario Green Party leader Mike Schreiner sits down with David Common. All major party leaders have been invited to the studio for interviews ahead of the 2025 provincial election.