Ontario Today Phone-Ins CBC

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

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.

Volunteers, candidates, and elected officials call in. Ontario Today invites long time NDP MP Charlie Angus to talk about his decision to pull the plug on his 20-year political career.

Toronto's historic St. Anne's Anglican Church was gutted by fire this month.
Rev. Don Beyers reflects on the loss and hears from listeners, who share their own stories of surviving a fire.
We also check in with Liz Riggins, an Ottawa woman who lost her home to a fire in 2022.

Paul is a professor of horticulture and environmental studies at Niagara College.

As summer approaches, Ontario Today listeners ask Dr. Fayne Frey their burning sunscreen questions.
Dr. Frey is a dermatologist in Nyack, New York.