Ontario Premier Doug Ford suggests that there is no way to avoid American tariffs once President-Elect Donald Trump is in office. As part of retaliatory measures, he says the province's energy supply to the United States could be cut. How would you rate the Premier's approach to the situation? Was it not enough, just right, or too excessive? The debate begins in Hour 1. Meantime, the Canada Post strike has reached Week 4, with no end in sight and division between both sides very apparent. And the longer this drags on, the bigger the gut punch for our local businesses. David Gourlay, the CEO of the Shepherds of Good Hope Foundation, sheds light on the fundraising shortfall it currently faces.

<p>Ontario Premier Doug Ford suggests that there is no way to avoid American tariffs once President-Elect Donald Trump is in office. As part of retaliatory measures, he says the province's energy supply to the United States could be cut. How would you rate the Premier's approach to the situation? Was it not enough, just right, or too excessive? The debate begins in Hour 1. Meantime, the Canada Post strike has reached Week 4, with no end in sight and division between both sides very apparent. And the longer this drags on, the bigger the gut punch for our local businesses. David Gourlay, the CEO of the Shepherds of Good Hope Foundation, sheds light on the fundraising shortfall it currently faces.</p>

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