The Agenda welcomes city planning expert Joe Berridge to discuss what goes into building the perfect city. Then, why leaky sewers are contributing to higher flood risk in Ontario. And, how floating houses could be one way to avoid extreme flooding damage.

Lakes region can be a refuge from the ravages of climate change. And, what the Bank of Canada is doing to mitigate the financial risks posed by climate change.

The Agenda examines the Law Society of Ontario’s decision to vote down its compulsory equality, diversity, and inclusion statement. Then, how entrepreneurs, governments, and individuals can work successfully with First Nations. And, why there’s still a lot to learn about the growing trend of cannabidiol, better known as, CBD.

The Agenda asks whether it’s time to amend or scrap the Indian Act. Then, Steve Paikin talks to Ann Buller, Centennial College’s longest-serving president, about the transformative change she’s brought to the Ontario college system over the course of her career.

Jay Triano, former Toronto Raptors coach, discusses his book, "Open Look: Canadian Basketball and Me," and his thoughts on the team’s historic run in this year’s playoffs. Then, season two of Mainstreet Ontario kicks off with a look at Unionville. Ontario Hubs journalists discuss stories from around the province. Field producer Jeyan Jeganathan visits Haley House, a home for chronically ill prison inmates. And, The Agenda reviews its week of programming.