COP26 starts at the end of the week in Glasgow, Scotland and Peterborough youth observer Malaika Collette will be attending. She joins us to share what she'll be looking out for at the high stakes conference on climate change; A new report commissioned by Ontario University Athletics says student athletes, coaches and administrators are facing excessive systemic racism. We have reaction from Chantique Carey-Payne, head coach of the University of Guelph's swimming team and the first Black woman in Canada to head coach a varsity swim team; The Ford government is proposing legislation to help people disconnect from work when they are off the clock, from ignoring emails to shutting down notifications. The CBC's Manjula Selvarajah joins us to talk about the issue; Robert McLeman teaches environmental studies at Wilfrid Laurier University. He outlines some of the more ambitious goals that may be set at the COP26 conference this week in Scotland; Jordan Press of the Canadian Press discusses who is likely to be in - and who is likely to be out - of the next federal cabinet; As we head into flu season, Kingston infectious diseases specialist Dr. Gerald Evans explains what projections are looking like this year and what we can do to protect ourselves.