Political scientist Niambi Carter of Howard University joins us on the line from Washington D.C., to preview tonight's presidential debate; Ontario Regional Chief RoseAnne Archibald comments on the Speech From the Throne and what the federal government and provincial governments need to do on critical issues such as reconciliation and clean water; Sean Monteith, the Director of Education for the Hastings Prince Edward District School Board updates us on the local situation; While in Barrie last week, our host Julianne Hazlewood met with Shak Edwards. She's opening a youth centre in Barrie's downtown focusing on mental health supports for young people; Alex Boutilier of the Toronto Star updates on what happening on the national political scene; Peter Sundborg of the Barrie Food Bank explains why they are requesting donations of cash for this year's Thanksgiving food drive; Epidemiologist Nitin Mohan of Western University in London discusses what may be the beginning of the second wave of the pandemic and how we should respond.