Metro Morning From Cbc Radio Toronto (highlights)

Big Toronto WNBA news from the reporter who broke the story; Durham byelection: substantial win by formidable candidate, and significant for all parties.

Do you want to hear a story about a front porch delivery of cockroaches in a food container -- with supporting roles by a baby and a tarantula? Also GTA teen runner unofficially beats World Record.

Ont. Minister of Colleges and Universities says "to fund Universities on the backs of students is not fair" and "efficiencies" can help cover shortfalls, as long-term tuition freeze imposed on schools.

"A sense of noise, music, screeching!": poets excited to reboot Poetry on the TTC; teens need to be advised with care and compassion about hormone suppression -- just like any other medical therapy, says trans journalist.

Clone someone else's Ontario license plate, put it on your car, and you might get a $140 fine if you get caught: we investigate this legal grey area, ripe for fraud and crime; Toronto Police Chief says more staff needed in complex, growing city.

"A beacon": Cameron Bailey on Norman Jewison's incredible career from 1950s CBC to master Hollywood film maker -- and "THAT scene in the greenhouse" from Oscar-winning 'In The Heat Of The Night'; also... David goes to sneaker school.

Minister outlines reasons for Federal cap on international students; Humber student thinks limit could fix some problems, but housing issues are red herring; college administrator says changes bring "risk".

Peel Police Chief warns small South Asian businesses are being targeted in extortion schemes -- and six business premises have been shot at; MP says "Olivia Chow needs to start telling the truth" about Federal contributions to Toronto.