Your stories from across the province with Simon Donner, climate scientist and co-chair of the Net Zero Advisory Body to the federal government.

The killing of an eight-year-old boy, struck dead by a stray bullet in North York, has sent shockwaves across the province. We hear from a family spokesperson and anti-gun violence advocate, Marcell Wilson, along with York South-Weston Coun. Frances Nunziata.

As Ontario moves toward ending remote work for public servants, we hear what impact that is having on workers and downtowns. Our guests are Linda Nazareth, economist and host of the podcast Work and the Future, and research scientist A.J. Wray.

Paul Zammitt is back and talks about getting the most from your tomato plants this season and takes your questions. He is a professor horticulture and environmental studies at Niagara College.

We hear your stories trying to get to destinations amid flight cancellations at Canada's biggest airline and we hear from Martin Firestone, president of Travel Secure, a travel brokerage in Toronto.

You tell us about what Gen Z is facing in terms of their abilities to earn and save money and we hear from frequent CBC personal finance contributor Shannon Lee Simmons. Her new book is for teens and it's called Making Bank: Money Skills for Real Life.

We hear how your plans are being affected by canceled flights and a potential strike this weekend at Air Canada and we hear from John Gradek. He's a lecturer in supply networks and aviation management at McGill University.

Whether it was an old stereo, a classic car or a toaster -- you tell us why you put in the work to keep something running. Our guests for the hour are the founder of the Burlington Repair Cafe, Lawson Hunter, and Stefanie Bruinsma, a mechanic and founder of AutoCate.