ONTARIO TODAY is the first and only news and call-in program to link radio listeners across this huge province. Ontario Today keeps you up-to-date on the stories that affect you; and initiates a province-wide conversation where everyone feels welcome. It attracts half a million listeners a week. The program has earned a number of awards including:

A 2011 Gabriel Award for Father Claude's Secret.

Father Claude Thibault is a priest who was abused by another priest. Despite the experience, he has chosen to remain in the clergy.

This interview is the first time he has ever told his story.

He reveals how deeply he was hurt; how the abuse tested his faith; and why he still believes in God.

In 2011, Ontario Today was named Outstanding Talk Show, winning a Gracie Award for the second year in a row. The Gracies are awarded by the Alliance for Women in Media.

Listen to the winning episode: The Mean Girl: Were you the bully?

Ontario Today's Rita Celli won the 2009 Sam Ross Award for Editorial Writing/Commentary from RTNDA Canada for her Blind Man Essay.

Outstanding Talk Show at the 2010 Gracie Awards

Awarded by the American Women in Radio and Television for a special on black women's hair: a conversation with black women about the choices they make about their hair and what those decisions say about race and politics.

International Winner New York Festivals Silver Medal: Breaking News Category

Ontario Today is honoured for breaking news coverage on the 2008 collapse of Zoom Airlines.