Hour 3: Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy on the provincial finance in the Fall Economic Statement, Ontario Liberal Opposition MPP John Fraser reacts and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, will there be snow this weekend, new details on how thieves bypassed security at the Louvre during their heist and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Fall Economic Statement paints disappointing portrait of the province’s provinces finances, Ford Government pushing ahead with tunnel under the 401 and baseball likely to boom in Canada, despite Blue Jays’ heartbreaking World Series loss.

Hour 4: ‘Multiple’ pro-Palestinan protesters arrested after forcing their way into an event sponsored by Students Supporting Israel, Marilyn Denis and David Corey and kiosks at Union Station and other places around Toronto possibly recording you.

Hour 3: the company building the city’s new electric ferries facing criminal corruption charges overseas, Supreme Court of Canada is deciding on whether they will hear the case of the Ostrich cull in British Columbia and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Run Terry Run is a new feature-length documentary that offers an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at Terry Fox’s legendary 1980 Marathon of Hope and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Digital ad using facial recognition at Toronto’s Union Station draws concerns, US Supreme Court arguments on tariffs doesn’t go well for Donald Trump and your IQ may determine how well you hear in a crowd.

Hour 4: Dwayne De Rosario - Canada Men's National Team and TFC Legend, along with The Official FIFA World Cup 26™ Mascots: Maple™ the Moose (Canada), Zayu™ the Jaguar (Mexico), and Clutch ™ the Bald Eagle (USA) and Beloved TV-chef Lidia Bastianich on her new book, Lidia’s The Art of Pasta.

Hour 3: NDP Opposition Leader Marit Stiles on allegations that money from the Ford government’s Skills Development Fund is benefiting the owner of a new Toronto nightclub, what is the tariff angle of the 2025 budget and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, 'Invest in Hope' is a campaign as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Stakeholders digest Liberals' purportedly transformative budget, Municipalities face landmines as they wade into Israel Gaza conflict and ADHD Drugs Do Much More Than Help You Focus, Study Reveals.

Hour 4: Legendary Inuk hockey player Jordin Tootoo, on his new documentary, Tootoo: The Jordin Tootoo Story, Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: TSN’s Rick Westhead, on his new book, "We Breed Lions: Confronting Canada's Troubled Hockey Culture", the latest on the tariff front ahead of the US Supreme Court taking up the case on Wednesday and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Toronto Police embarrassed by video showing officer and suspect run over by cop car and free for all round one.

Hour 1: It’s Budget Day as Prime Minister Mark Carney predicts austerity and big spending, Toronto Police embarrassed by video showing officer and suspect run over by cop car and NEO the first 'consumer-ready humanoid robot' will do your chores.

Hour 4: Liz McGuire, Blue Jays super fan and co-host of the Jay Bird Watching podcast, Toronto City Councillor and TTC Board Member Josh Matlow on the City and Metrolinx facing criticism for not extending transit service after Game 7.

Hour 3: Toronto City Councillor and TTC chair Jamaal Myers on the City and Metrolinx facing criticism for not extending transit service after Game 7, and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, a new poll that finds Ontarians want the Labour Minister to be fired over alleged scandals surrounding the government’s Skills Development Fund and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Some fans still believe Blue Jays should have a parade, TTC and Metrolinx defend post-game exit strategy and what’s going to be in Carney’s first budget?

Hour 4: Liz McGuire, Blue Jays super fan on Jays and Game 6 of the World Series tonight, Canadians struggling with affordability hoping for some help in upcoming budget and “Halloween by the numbers,” showing today has a significant impact on more than just kids in costumes.