Jerry opens the show with a discussion about Ontario's healthcare system, following a story about a Toronto cancer patient who feels betrayed after the province tightened rules around out-of-country treatment funding.
The mental health of young men is declining, and experts warn the trend could worsen. Jerry speaks with Steve Joordens, Professor of Psychology at the University of Toronto Scarborough, about what's driving the issue and what can be done to better support young men.
It's time for the monthly Toronto Police Association Check-In. Jerry is joined by Clayton Campbell, President of the Toronto Police Association, to discuss a range of policing issues, including Doug Ford's call for longer parole ineligibility for anyone convicted of murdering a police officer, a Toronto officer charged with impaired driving, and the Association's priorities during the municipal election campaign. Listeners also get a chance to ask questions and share their concerns.

Party For Two | What Popular Food Do You Not Like? | Robot’s Making Burgers? | Touchdowns & Fumbles
36:15

Government Transparency | OSAP Oversight Failure | Jerry on Arizona Radio | CUPE Defies Labour Changes
34:45

Party for Two | MAID and Ethics | Blacklock's Report | Unwilling Politician?
36:20