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Ontario Today Phone-Ins CBC
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Unscripted and honest radio debates. Ontario Today is never shy. The host, studio guests and callers dive right into the contentious issues of the day. CBC Radio One from 12 to 1 ET. Call-in 1-888-817-8995.
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If you're celebrating pride for the first time, what does it mean to you?
Dean Darlington and Dylan Stride have been together for nearly 9 years.
They moved to Canada from Uganda where homesexuality is illegal.
Ontario Today also hears from Lotoya Nugent with Rainbow Railroad, an organization that helps others facing discrimination abroad. -
Was your hospital there for you when you needed it?
The Ontario Health Coalition has been hosting a series of townhalls to find out why so many hospitals are periodically closing their doors. Executive Director Natalie Mehra joins Ontario Today, along with Geraldton District Hospital CEO Darryl Galusha.
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Are the Oilers Canada's team?
Hear fans of Maple Leaf, Canucks, Flames, and Canadiens from across Ontario share they're new embrace of the Edmonton Oilers as they take on the Florida Panthers in game 7 of the Stanley Cup finals. Sports writer, Ian Mendes and a walk on by the mayor of Connor McDavid's hometown join the conversation.
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Expert Gardener Paul Zmmit is back to take your gardening questions.
Paul Zammit is a professor of horticulture and environmental studies at Niagara College.
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Indigenous Tourism: How's it going?
In Ontario, Indigenous Tourism represents a third of Canada's share.
Ontario Today is joined by Kevin Eshkawkogan, the President and CEO of Indigenous Tourism Ontario -
How hot is your apartment?
Should landlords be required to ensure their rental units don't exceed 26 C?
The city of Hamilton is currently working on a maximum heat bylaw.
Advocates are pushing Toronto to do the same.
Ontario Today is joined by Hamilton city councillor Cameron Kroetsch and Jacqueline Wilson, a lawyer with the Canadian Environmental Law Association.