We're learning a lot this week about the impact on victims of gun violence -- both mental and physical. And we're learning how little support there is for survivors. This morning, we speak with a mental health counsellor who works with hundreds of people who've survived.

Jennifer Keesmaat talks about Toronto; If you survive a shooting, you are entitled to 10 support sessions funded by the government -- we talk to a councillor; Tony Danza seems like a pretty good morning person.

The federal Liberals and Ontario PCs don't see eye-to-eye on a number of key issues. In fact, you could say the relationship is strained. Now, The Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, Dominic LeBlanc, is in Toronto this week for meetings with the Ontario PCs. But not with Doug Ford. What are they discussing? and how do you salvage this vital relationship?

Paul "Smiley" Evans catered hundreds of parties. Today, he's in a wheelchair, after being shot at one of those parties. On our series, After the Bullet, "Smiley" Evans joins us to talk about getting his life together, and forgiving his shooters.

You know Tony Danza from his roles on Who's the Boss and Taxi -- which premiered 40 years ago. Now, he's got a new Netflix show -- and is on tour with a song and dance show that stops in Burlington tonight. Coming up, we'll talk to the sitcom legend about his four decades in show business -- and why he keeps coming back.

Yesterday we heard from John Tory about why he wants your vote come Monday's election. Today, it's Jennifer Keesmaat's turn.

Schools across the province are learning that money that's usually there isn't available this year, at least, not until further notice. The Parent Reaching Out grant has been offered since 2006. This week, Ontario Education Minister Lisa Thompson announced it's been "paused". What does that mean for schools, parents and students? We talk to Annie Kidder, director of People for Education.

You don't have to be a marathoner to come out and enjoy the sport. Each and every runner has a story to tell. Jake Robertson is from New Zealand, but at 17 he decided to move to Kenya to train. He's still there 12 years later, and it's what's made him one of the elite runners in the Toronto Marathon this Sunday.

Your daily dose of optimism. We take in a performance by Toronto's Boardwalk Pianist -- as he serenades passersby.

In recent days, the incumbent mayor, John Tory, has made a couple of high-profile endorsements of candidates for city council, and so has his chief rival for the job, Jennifer Keesmaat. Not to be outdone, some council candidates have annouced who they're supporting for mayor. We talk about why these endorsements are coming and who's benefiting with John Rieti, one of our reporters covering the municipal election campaign.