The Early Shift
with Tony Doucette

Windsor Regional Hospital is opening its new Children's Treatment Centre later this morning. We spoke to Mary Broga, Vice-President of Family, Mental Health and Addictions at Windsor Regional Hospital. (Runs 5:30)

It's Canada against the world. We got a preview of the 2013 World Baseball Classic with Windsor's Tom Valcke. (Runs 6:47)

Legal Assistance of Windsor is holding its annual general meeting today. One of the issues discussed will be human trafficking. We spoke to executive director Marion Overholt. (Runs 5:43)

A grassroots group in Windsor has plans for a market in Walkerville. We spoke to member Lori Newton. (Runs 6:31)

Withdrawal of extracurricular activities in many public schools made it a difficult winter for high school sport in Windsor-Essex. Organizers are hoping for a better spring. We spoke to Paul Antaya, an executive member of WECSSA. (Runs 5:22)

There were no working smoke alarms in the Windsor apartment where a man died and a woman was critically injured last week. Windsor Fire & Rescue's chief fire prevention officer Lee Tome told us what we can do to prevent a similar tragedy. (Runs 6:04)

While Windsor police crack down on synthetic marijuana, we check into the debate about the decriminalization of pot. University of Windsor prof W.A. Bogart told us why decriminalization would be better for all of us. (Runs 7:51)

With North American auto production approaching record numbers, you'd think Windsor would be in perfect position to take advantage of it. That's not the case. University of Windsor auto expert Tony Faria explained why we're on the sidelines this time. (Runs 7:05)