Amid attacks on diverse and equity programs we hear from callers about how that affects the meaning of Black History Month this year. We also hear from author, long-time educator and father of three NHL players, Karl Subban, Mark Harrison, founder of The MH3 Collective and Black Talent Initiative, and Tosen Nwadei, assistant professor at the University of Toronto, who researches stigma and inequality.

We hear your stories about taking testosterone -- on and off label -- and hear from an expert in men's health, Dr. Gerald Brock.

A two-hour special edition of Ontario Today featuring the issues you care most about. In the first hour: Why is housing the most important election issue for you? Our guests include Nemoy Lewis, housing expert and professor in Urban Planning at TMU. Then, in hour two: Why is the cost of living top of mind for you this election? Our guests include Craig Pickthorne with the Ontario Living Wage Network.

We hear your reaction to Monday's Ontario leaders debate in Toronto and hear from frequent debate moderator and co-host of TVO's The Agenda, Steve Paikin.

As the U.S. president toys with the idea of Canada becoming a 51st state, former prime ministers are calling on Canadians to wave the maple leaf this weekend for Flag Day as a gesture of national pride. We hear if your feelings are changing toward the flag and hear from John McGarry, an expert in nationalism at Queen's University.

Ontario is digging out of a massive snowstorm that hit much of the southern regions of the province, including cities like Toronto and Ottawa. We hear your snow stories -- from wrangling the kids at home to harrowing commutes.

A two-hour election special on two key issues straining Ontario's healthcare system. Hour one is on hospital patient care, with UHN President and CEO Dr. Kevin Smith and CBC reporter Shawn Jeffords. Hour two focuses on the millions of Ontarians without a family doctor, with family doctor and researcher Dr. Tara Kiran; and Orillia Mayor Don McIsaac on his city's plan to ensure everyone has access to primary care.

From trucking to craft beer construction contractors, your stories about the good bad and ugly of trade barriers between provinces. Our guest is Ryan Manucha, Research Fellow at the CD Howe Institute, and author of "Booze, Cigarettes, and Constitutional Dust-Ups: Canada’s Quest for Interprovincial Trade." Also Unifor's Lana Payne, with a union perspective.