The Early Shift
with Tony Doucette

The Winter Classic, the NHL's outdoor game, is officially coming to Michigan. Where does Windsor fit into all the hoopla?
Listen (runs 7:30)

Windsor recyclers get a failing grade. It seems we're not doing a good enough job sorting our garbage.
Listen (runs 8:18)

The year 2012 has already been a rough year for the labour movement in southern Ontario. Four hundred CAW members lost their jobs in London when Catepillar closed the Electro-Motive plant. What's in store for organized labour?
Listen (runs 12:02)

There's never a lack of action at Windsor City Hall. To keep track of all the political comings and goings, The Early Shift has elected to start a regular political panel featuring City Councillors.
Listen (runs 13:21)

The battle lines have been drawn, but is the war already over? The labour dispute at Electro-Motive in London comes to a crashing end.
Listen (runs 10:42)

How can food companies get away with making some of the claims you find on their packaging?
Listen (runs 5:37)

Peace of mind at the click of a mouse. Find out just how accurate Dr. Search is, and how effectively the Internet's medical information is policed.
Listen (runs 6:32)

Members of the Windsor Police Services are being trained in how to detect human trafficking. Hear about the signs and what we should all be watching for.
Listen (runs 12:50)

Hockey can be a violent game, physically and verbally, but what about when that violence is directed at the referees? Abuse of referees is a huge problem, according to a new survey.
Listen (runs 11:12)

Honour killings and violence against women. The Shafia trial in Kingston brings sharp reaction from Muslim women in Windsor who say this has nothing to do with Islam.
Listen (runs 11:05)