The CBC's Jason Viau reports on how some greenhouses are being used to grow illegal cannabis and how farm workers there may be unaware that they're aiding a criminal operation; Last year Mike Shoreman tried and failed to be the first person with a disability to paddleboard across an international border. This summer, he has a new goal: to paddle the Great Lakes; Our Haydn Taylor reports on some of the vitriol in the current provincial election campaign from signs vandalized with racist slurs to getting verbally attacked by protesters; Chief Laurie Carr of Hiawatha First Nation talks about the return of their pow wow this weekend; CBC reporter Linda Ward outlines how the issue of affordability has come to the fore in the provincial election and how the major parities say they'll respond; Eli Glasner reviews 'Downton Abbey - A New Era' and 'Chip n' Dale: Rescue Rangers"; Record-high property sales, dwindling listings and increased demand for rentals might have you rethinking how you can experience your own getaway. Michelle Kelly, editor of Cottage Life magazine shares some strategies for those looking to enjoy their next lakeside vacation; Demiesha Dennis, the founder and director of 'Brown Girl Outdoor World' talks with Chris and Ramraaj about the importance of enjoying the outdoors.