How are Olympic figure skaters trained? What are the resources for Ontario families dealing with addiction? How did Toronto's Neil Donell become the lead singer of Chicago?
Ted Michaels hosts tonight, while Scott is away.\n\n-\n\nA new survey, conducted after Patrick Brown announced that he would join the race, said 49% of Ontarians would prefer the Progressive Conservative Party in the next election. Which candidates are leading the pack, and why?\n\nGuest: Dr. Lorne Bozinoff, founder of Forum Research, Chartered Scientist with the Royal Statistical Society.\n\n-\n\nWhat does it take to create as powerful an ice skating team as Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir?\n\nGuest: Bryce Davison, The Hamilton Skating Club's Director of Skating Development, American-Canadian pair skater, three-time Canadian national champion, 2008 World bronze medalist, 2009 Four Continents silver medalist\xa0\n\n-\n\nFamilies for Addiction Recovery is a grassroots Canadian registered charity that provides support for families and persons dealing with Substance Use Disorder. What are the resources that are needed, and where can Ontario improve?\n\nGuest: Angie Hamilton, Executive Director for Families for Addiction Recovery\n\n-\n\nThe band Chicago is kicking off a new tour! How did Toronto\u2019s Neil Donell become lead singer for the band Chicago, and what is it like to be the new guy in an iconic group?\n\nGuest: Neil Donell, \u201cthe most recorded voice in the country,\u201d multi- Juno nominated vocalist and the new lead singer of Chicago