Fewer Canadians are volunteering and those who do are volunteering fewer hours, according to recent data from Statistics Canada. Listeners tell us why and we speak with Megan Conway, CEO and president of Volunteer Canada. 

From how you feel about alcohol to your relationships with partners, what were the surprising impacts of taking a GLP-1 weightloss drugs like Ozempic? Our guest is family physician and researcher Dr. Sonja Reichert. 

Our guest for the hour is Alejandro García Magos, he is a University of Toronto political science lecturer who researches democracy and authoritarianism in the Spanish-speaking world. Also with us is former Canadian United Nations ambassador Louise Blais. 

Paul Zammit offers advice on how to dispose of your Christmas trees and takes your gardening questions. He's Ontario Today's regular gardening expert with us for the second half of the show on Mondays. 

The Ontario government is calling public service workers back to the office full time and the federal government is considering the same. Our guest, lawyer Malini Vijaykumar with Nelligan Law, offers some advice on employee rights as hybrid arrangements end. 

Stand-up comedian Steve Patterson takes your calls and helps you see the humour in the last-minute errands being ran today.

From magical memories to travel nightmares, we hear your stories of traveling by train during the holiday season. Our guest is David Bellerive, an editor and contributor with Rail Fans Canada.

In this cold weather, our regular gardening expert Paul Zammit has some hot tips on how to gift plants, plus he takes your gardening questions. 

Your questions and concerns about this year's flu season and how its affecting young children. Our guest is Dr. Anna Banerji, pediatric infectious disease specialist at the University of Toronto.

Your stories with Carleton University professor and developmental psychologist Robert Coplan, author of the new book "The Joy of Solitude."

Your personal stories in the wake of a CBC investigation that finds woman are landing in custody at an unprecedented level. Our guest, Lindsay Martin, President of the Council of Elizabeth Fry Societies of Ontario, says overcrowding is becoming a crisis. 

Robyn Fivush, emerita professor of psychology at Emory University, tells us about her research on the benefits of knowing and sharing family stories, and we take your calls.

Your stories with guests Rabbi Steven Wernick of Beth Tzedec Congregation in Toronto, and Ontario MP Ruby Sahota, Secretary of State for Combatting Crime. 

Our regular gardening expert Paul Zammit has some ideas for gifts you can give that grow and he takes your gardening questions. 

Markham-Unionville MP Michael Ma crossed the floor from the Conservatives to the Liberal last week, and the surprise move has rocked the Conservative Party. CBC Senior writer Aaron Wherry joins us to take your calls. 

Clinical psychologist Joshua Coleman takes calls on your stories of going no contact and what it took to rebuild that relationship with an estranged parent or adult child.

You weigh in on the impact of social media on kids under 16 with neuroscientist Emma Duerden, Canada Research Chair in Neuroscience and Learning Disorders.

You weigh in as the Minister of Education launches a review of Ontario's standardized tests. Guest are Kelly Gallagher-Mackay, co-director of the Annual Canadian School Survey and we hear from Mary Reid, an expert in math education at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at the University of Toronto.

Your reaction to a scathing Ontario Auditor General report suggesting government spent an unprecedented amount on advertising with questionable value to taxpayers.

Our regular gardening expert Paul Zammit has some gift ideas for the gardeners in your life and he takes your gardening questions.