The Jerry Agar Show: Recent Episodes
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The Jerry Agar Show is the most opinionated show you will find on the planet. Jerry tackles all subjects with a no-nonsense approach that will keep you engaged and entertained.
Sabrina Nanji of the Queens Park Observer joins Jerry at the party table. They talk about today's top stories including, one of tonight’s debaters will be the next Ontario Liberal leader.
Have you ever fallen asleep at work? If you have, Jerry wants to take your call on the subject as a Memphis News Anchor fell ASLEEP while on air!
What's your sleep schedule looking like? Jerry takes up an article stating what doctors want you to know about catching up on sleep.
To wrap up the show, Jerry chats with his son Tanner about diners going out less to restaurants and what restaurants are doing to meet expectations
Jerry is back! He breaks down his vacation and tells us what he did during his two weeks off.
Jerry shares his thoughts on a Porter Airlines flight getting cancelled after a child refused to sit down. Is gentle parenting needed or is it time to break out the tough love? Jerry gets your thoughts on this subject wondering who is to blame in this scenario.
Clayton Campbell joins Jerry for his monthly check in. They get into retail theft investigation arrests, consulate shooting (guns for hire) and the Salsa on St. Clair shooting investigation results.
Finally Greg Carrassco of the Greg Carrassco show Saturdays on Newstalk 1010 from 10am-1pm chats with Jerry about a man returning his car after he forgot he bought it…
It's Party for Two! Deb is joined by John Tory Jr., Chief Commercial Officer of Great North Airlines, to discuss the top stories of the day.
Toronto police have announced arrests in connection with the fatal Salsa on St. Clair shooting. Deb speaks with Mark Mendelson, NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Specialist and former Toronto police homicide detective, about the investigation, the arrests, and the latest developments.
The debate over how Canada should respond to antisemitism continues following calls from the U.S. special envoy to restrict visas and expand terrorism listings. Deb speaks with Ambassador Rabbi Yehuda Kaploun, U.S. Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism, about the challenges facing Canada.
Plus, a preview of tomorrow's Flavorphiles, which is all about whiskey. After hearing Jerry Agar's strong opinion on flavoured whiskey, Deb asks listeners where they stand. Is flavoured whiskey a fun twist on a classic spirit, or does it miss the point of whiskey altogether?
Deb Hutton is hosting the Jerry Agar Show today. She opens the show with a discussion about growing calls for mandatory addiction treatment, as sources say Ontario's big-city mayors prepare to endorse the approach and increase pressure on the Ford government to take action on the addiction and homelessness crisis.
Next, Dr. Mitch Shulman, NEWSTALK 1010's Chief Medical Correspondent and ER physician, joins Deb to discuss new research showing that people in their 80s who maintain a faster walking pace may have a significantly lower risk of cognitive decline.
New polling suggests Olivia Chow continues to lead Brad Bradford and Chris Alexander in the race for Toronto City Hall. Deb speaks with John Wright, veteran pollster and CEO of Canada Pulse Insights, about what the numbers mean, and what voters should watch for in the weeks ahead.
Conservative MP Larry Brock has announced he will resign next month. Deb speaks with Scott Reid, CTV political commentator, about the implications for the Conservative Party and what the departure could mean for Pierre Poilievre's leadership.
It's time for Party for Two! Amanda is joined by Sunira Chaudhri of Workly Law to discuss the top stories of the day.
The Toronto Zoo is celebrating the birth of an endangered pygmy hippopotamus. Amanda speaks with Grant Furness, Director of Wildlife Operations at the Toronto Zoo, about the new arrival.
It's time for the Blacklock's Report. Tom Korski, Managing Editor of Blacklocks.ca, joins Amanda to discuss the latest political stories and developments from Ottawa.
Police allege that two suspects arrested in connection with shots fired at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto were part of a larger "gun-for-hire" network. Amanda speaks with Beatrice Vaisman, CP24 Reporter, about the police press conference and what we know so far.
A new opinion piece is sparking discussion about the rise of "social smoking" among Gen Z. Amanda speaks with Hannah Alper, Toronto-based journalist and the Jerry Agar Show's Gen Z correspondent, about why some young adults are taking up the habit and what it says about shifting attitudes toward smoking.
Amanda Galbraith hosts the Jerry Agar show today. She kicks things off with the start of the NFL preseason, with TSN Reporter, Dave Naylor.
With the prospect of 50% tariffs looming just two weeks away, Amanda examines the political and economic implications of the dispute and is joined by Scott Reid, CTV political commentator.
A SpaceX rocket is believed to have crashed into the Moon, raising questions about space exploration and the growing amount of human-made material beyond Earth. Amanda speaks with Jesse Rogerson, astrophysicist and assistant professor at York University, about the incident.
Amanda sits at the Party for Two table with Jason Agnew, host of Sunday Morning Trivia on NEWSTALK 1010, to talk through the top stories of the day.
Next, Amanda speaks with David Coletto, CEO of Abacus Data, about his new work: “When Stability Becomes the Dream: How Canada’s precarity mindset is beginning to redefine progress.” They explore how Canadians are recalibrating expectations around work, housing, and financial security.
Toronto Police have made hundreds of arrests and laid over 4,000 charges in a major ongoing retail‑crime enforcement effort. She speaks with TPS Superintendent Ron Taverner about this initiative.
Next, Amanda speaks with Ginny Roth about why the gap between having two and three children isn’t as big as people think, and what’s shaping family‑size decisions in Canada.
The show wraps with a conversation on antisemitism in Toronto. Amanda speaks with Josh Landau, Senior Director of Government Relations at CIJA Ontario, about the rise in antisemitic incidents and how the Jewish community is feeling in the city.
Amanda Galbraith hosts the Jerry Agar show this morning. She talks about data centres, which have become one of the most contentious infrastructure issues in the country. She speaks with Shion Guha, Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Information and Computer Science at the University of Toronto.
Next, Amanda looks ahead to the municipal race with Bob Richardson, NEWSTALK 1010 Contributor and Public Affairs Consultant.
She then speaks with Richard Crouse, host of the podcast Entertainment Is Broken, about whether the box office is truly back and what’s driving audiences to return. Plus, they discuss Anya Taylor‑Joy’s claim that women don’t method act because they “can’t lose their minds.”
It's Party for Two! Amanda is joined by Karen Stintz, former Toronto city councillor, former TTC chair, and political commentator, to discuss the biggest stories making headlines today.
Amanda's son is starting school this fall, and she's looking for advice on navigating this major milestone. Deb Hutton joins the show to share her tips, tricks, and lessons learned from her own parenting experience to help make the transition a little easier.
It's Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin, Newstalk 1010 Science Expert, who breaks down the biggest science stories making news this week.
A new poll suggests parents expect to spend nearly $900 per child on back-to-school shopping this year. Amanda opens the phones, texts, and talkbacks to hear listeners' best money-saving tips and school prep advice.
Amanda Galbraith is filling in for Jerry Agar today. She speaks with Carmi Levy, Newstalk 1010's technology expert, to discuss reports that Anthropic's AI models were able to hack multiple organizations during controlled research testing. They examine what the findings mean for AI safety, cybersecurity, and the growing capabilities of artificial intelligence.
Next, Amanda looks at Ottawa's plan to scrap the so-called "Netflix Tax" and replace it with a public funding model for Canadian content. She speaks with Jeffrey Dvorkin, Senior Fellow at Massey College and former Director of the Journalism Program at the University of Toronto, about the future of Canadian media and cultural funding.
With developments surrounding the Gordie Howe International Bridge, Amanda checks in with Mike Kakuk, Co-Host of Mornings with Mike and Meg on AM800 in Windsor, for the latest.
It’s Party for Two, and Mark is joined by Robert J. Sawyer, one of Canada’s most celebrated science fiction writers. They dive into Sawyer’s new nonfiction book on science fiction.
Next, Mark talks with Sabrina Nanji from Queen’s Park Observer. Emergency Preparedness Minister Jill Dunlop publicly blamed her press secretary for ending a CBC interview.
The show wraps with Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications, breaking down the week’s political wins and missteps.
Mark Towhey hosts the Jerry Agar show today and opens with a potpourri of topics on his mind.
He then turns to global sports economics with Moshe Lander, professor of economics at Concordia University, to break down FIFA’s private investment plan and the backlash.
Next, Mark digs into national security with Michel‑Juneau Katsuya, former Asia‑Pacific chief at CSIS, to explain what we know about the Canadian intern accused of spying on NATO.
Mark then speaks with Christian Leuprecht, professor at the Royal Military College and Queen’s University, about Canada’s interest in missiles capable of striking 500+ km.
It’s Party for Two! Mark is joined by Barb DiGiulio, to talk about the top stories of the day.
Mark then breaks down Bradford vs. Chow at yesterday's council meeting over the Island Airport. Mark also notes Bradford slammed Chris Alexander, which he argues may not be strategically wise. Meanwhile, Alexander is active on Twitter but says nothing about Toronto. Is he prepping for a 2030 mayoral run or something else?
Next, it’s The Blacklock’s Report with Tom Korski, covering federal accountability stories from Ottawa!
Plus - do you do the 'look back' on transit or in public? And how do you tell people that smell isn't you?
Mark Towhey hosts the Jerry Agar show today and opens with the international student crisis. Hundreds of students are suddenly being denied Canadian work permits. Mark argues Canada needs more international students, calling them a tariff‑proof economic engine.
A Peel police officer accidentally left a loaded gun in a Square One change room. Mark asks: Can someone who forgets their gun in a change room be a cop? He argues police should meet a higher professional standard.
Mark then takes calls on car pricing: Do you miss window stickers showing price and features on dealership lots? Have you ever bought a car online? Does it kill the joy of browsing?
He then speaks with Stephanie Carvin, former national security analyst and now associate professor at Carleton, about whether recent shootings targeting Toronto’s Jewish community, the U.S. consulate, and possibly INKAS could be linked to IRGC operatives reportedly at large in Canada.
It’s Party for Two, and Mark is joined by John Tory Jr, Chief Commercial Officer of Great North Airlines, to break down the top stories of the day.
Next, Mark speaks with Rose Horowitch, staff writer at The Atlantic and author of the August cover story “The End of Reading Is Here.” They discuss what’s changing in reading habits, whether people are actually reading less, and what this means for culture.
Canada’s new nuclear plants should capture and store rare helium isotopes needed for quantum computing, according to experts. He speaks with Chris Cassin, CEO and co‑founder of Zero Point Cryogenics, about why this matters.
The show wraps with calls on reading habits: How many books did you read in the last year? Listeners weigh in on whether reading is declining.
Mark Towhey hosts the Jerry Agar show today and opens with commentary on Chris Alexander entering the Toronto mayoral race. He asks listeners: Have you ever heard of Chris Alexander? What have you heard, and should he be Toronto’s next mayor?
Next, Mark speaks with Mark Mendelson, NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Expert and former homicide detective, about a grieving family who wants to know the name of the man who allegedly killed their children, and the normal procedures in cases like this.
Economists are decrying Prime Minister Carney, questioning why new spending commitments aren’t reflected in fiscal planning documents. Mark speaks with Don Drummond, economist and Fellow‑in‑Residence at the C.D. Howe Institute.
Then, mark asks: Who drinks coffee after dark? Would you be happy with late-night coffee shops?
It’s Party for Two, and Mark is joined by Chris Rutkowski, Winnipeg‑based author and science writer known for his extensive work on UFOs. They discuss what happened at the Toronto UFO conference , whether any new information was shared, and whether there is any credible evidence of extraterrestrial intelligent life visiting Earth.
Next, Mark turns to a major security story: Spy charges against a Canadian intern at NATO have triggered a “cascade of issues” for multiple agencies. He speaks with Michel Juneau‑Katsuya, former Asia‑Pacific chief at CSIS, about what a Canadian intern would be doing at SHAPE HQ, what sensitive information she might access, and whether the threat could come from relationships rather than documents.
Then it’s Telescopic Tuesday, with NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin, talking about the top science stories of the week!
Then, Mark takes calls on Amber Alert changes: Alberta’s system is already broader than Ontario’s, and they want to make it even more flexible. Should Ontario follow suit?
Mark Towhey hosts the Jerry Agar show today and opens with commentary on Olivia Chow’s motion demanding the Island Airport land back from Doug Ford, calling it brilliant mayoral campaign politics.
Mark then takes calls on giant flags: What is the saddest, sickliest‑looking Canada flag in your neighbourhood? Who should enforce proper flag etiquette? Should fines exist for disrespecting it?
Next, Mark speaks with Marvin Ryder, associate professor of marketing at McMaster University, about whether Coca‑Cola is leaning too hard on its Marlboro‑style branding. Plus: Do consumers care if a product is a knockoff at one‑third the price?
Mark then takes calls asking: Can your condo board police who sleeps in your home? A Mississauga building has a rule that does!
It’s Party for Two, and Mark is joined by Karen Stintz, former Toronto City Councillor, former TTC Chair, political commentator, and VP of finance and operations for the Canadian Council for Rehabilitation and Work, where they talk about the top stories of the day.
Next, Mark takes calls on blood donation experiences: Have you given blood lately? Ever had a problem? Would you donate more often if you were paid? What would make the system better?
Mark then asks listeners whether it’s time for Canada to create a national wildland firefighting service, funded through the defence budget.
Mark speaks with Rob Hindi, AM800 CKLW reporter, for coverage of the Gordie Howe Bridge opening as the first cars cross the bridge.
Mark Towhey hosts the Jerry Agar show today and opens with commentary on the Gordie Howe Bridge, which officially opens to cars today after months of cross‑border controversy and political tension.
Mark then takes calls on the island airport: Do you think there will eventually be jets landing at Billy Bishop Airport?
Next, Mark explores condos for seniors and whether they could help address housing needs. He speaks with Jim Dunn, professor at McMaster University and director of the Canadian Housing Evidence Collaborative, about design, affordability, repurposing existing buildings, and why malls like Cloverdale aren’t using their land for seniors‑oriented housing. Mark then opens the phones: Would you move into a seniors‑focused condo?
It’s Party for Two, and Jerry is joined by Jim Richards, host of The Jim Richards Show, to break down the top stories of the day.
Next, what's the secret to a better commute? Jerry speaks with Winny Shen, an Associate professor at the Schulich School of Business at York University.
Revisiting the topic of coyotes from hour 1, Jerry speaks with Steve Yamada, a councillor serving his third term on Whitby Council and his second term at the Region.
It's Friday! Bob Reid is here for Touchdowns and Fumbles. Bringing the top communications question of the week.
Jerry opens the show by questioning Prime Minister Carney’s credibility: He said he was the most qualified to get trade deals done, but now he’s admitting a trade deal may not happen.
A mayoral candidate is promising to hire 1,000 new police officers if elected. Jerry reacts to the exchange between Brad Bradford and John Tory from earlier in the morning.
Jerry then talks about organized crime in Canada. He speaks with Garry Clement, President and CEO of Clement Advisory Group and former RCMP Superintendent of Proceeds of Crime.
Jerry asks listeners: Are cities going too easy on coyotes? Jerry takes calls on whether more should be done to protect residents.
It’s Party for Two! Jerry is joined by Sabrina Nanji, Queen’s Park Observer, to break down the biggest stories of the day at Queen's Park.
Canada is introducing new graphic cigarette warning labels. Jerry asks, if you quit smoking, why did you?
Jerry also speaks with Tom Korski of Blacklock's Reporter to talk about the latest Blacklock's stories coming out of Ottawa.
Later, Jerry asks listeners about managing money in a relationship. After getting married or moving in together, do couples combine their finances, keep separate accounts, or use a mix of both? Listeners weigh in on what works best for them.
Jerry opens the show with a look at new Statistics Canada data showing crime is down in both Toronto and Ontario. But despite the numbers, many people still feel less safe. Jerry discusses whether perceptions of crime match reality.
Next, Jerry is joined by Carmi Levy, Newstalk 1010 Tech Expert, to discuss two AI stories. OpenAI says one of its AI systems acted on its own in an unprecedented hack of another company, and there is a lawsuit from a Florida pastor who claims chatbot advice contributed to a medical emergency.
Jerry and Mark Mendelson, Newstalk 1010 Crime Expert and former homicide detective, talk about a Hamilton teen accused of stealing an SUV after allegedly leaving behind a receipt that helped police identify them. They also discuss an Etobicoke bar owner who was busted for allegedly buying alcohol from LCBO thieves operating out of a homeless encampment. Later, Jerry opens the phone lines and asks listeners what the Etobicoke bar owner should have done in that situation. Was buying the stolen alcohol the only practical way to deal with ongoing problems?
It’s Party for Two! Jerry is joined by John Tory Jr, Chief Commercial Officer of Great North Airlines, to break down the top stories of the day.
A Brampton woman faces dozens of charges in a rental fraud scheme, but Jerry asks whether the people who were duped bear any responsibility for ignoring the red flags.
A new CFIB study found that jobs filled by temporary foreign workers are often ones that youth don’t want. Jerry speaks with Dan Kelly, President of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, about these results.
Jerry shares some life lessons from a motorcycle rider, and what learning to ride teaches you.
Jerry opens the show with the Gordie Howe Bridge controversy as new details released under political pressure suggest that Carney misled Canadians about the deal.
Next, Jerry speaks with Karen Stintz, former Toronto City Councillor, former TTC Chair, political commentator, and now the author of the new book Beyond Good Enough: Toronto and the Crisis of Urban Complacency. She gives a preview of her new book.
Toronto could ban “surveillance pricing.” He speaks with Bruce Winder, retail analyst, about what this could mean for consumers.
A Toronto lawyer has been suspended for six months after citing fake ChatGPT cases, blaming a law student, facing a contempt hearing, and then going back to ChatGPT for advice. Jerry speaks with Gavin Tighe, senior partner at Gardiner Roberts LLP, about this.
It’s time for Party for Two! Today, Deb is joined by Brian Lilley from the Toronto Sun to break down the top stories of the day.
If the GTA population is rising, why are public school enrollment numbers falling? She speaks with Deani Van Pelt, Cardus Senior Fellow and President of Edvance Christian Schools Association, about shifting choices and demographic trends.
Then it’s Telescopic Tuesday, as NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin brings the latest science stories of the week.
Trump imposes 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, what does this mean for the auto sector? Deb speaks with Flavio Volpe, President of the Auto Parts Manufacturers Association, about the impact it will have on the industry.
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar show today and opens the show by taking calls from listeners, asking whether Canadians are becoming more comfortable with uncertainty.
Next, Deb asks whether seniors over 80 should be required to take a road test. She speaks with Rajiv Haté, Senior Lawyer at Kotak Law.
Deb then looks at the 2026 Canadian Auto Theft Impact Survey, speaking with Bryan Gast, National VP of Intelligence & Investigations at Équité, about the new survey results.
The hour wraps with major trade news: Trump has retaliated against the U.S. booze ban and dairy restrictions with 50% tariffs on Canadian goods. Deb speaks with Robert Glasgow, International Trade Partner at McCarthy Tétrault, about the implications of these tariffs.
It’s Party for Two, and Deb is joined by Karen Gordon, principal at Gordon Strategy, to talk about the top stories of the day.
How do you handle differences in opinion on family vacations? Deb takes your calls on your experiences.
Next, Deb asks, what’s the job you could never do?
The show wraps with an update on northern Ontario’s wildfire situation. Deb speaks with Jill Dunlop, Ontario’s Minister of Emergency Preparedness and Response, about the wildfires and the role of the Ontario Corps in managing the crisis.
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar Show today and opens the program by taking calls from listeners, asking, is Toronto still the best place to live?
Next, Deb speaks with John Wright, veteran pollster and CEO of Canada Pulse Insights, about new political polling.
Deb then takes calls on Pierre Poilievre’s future as Conservative leader, hearing listener perspectives on where the party is headed.
Some people injured in hit‑and‑runs are having their benefits slashed under Ontario’s new auto insurance changes. Deb speaks with Jon Woodward, CTV News Reporter.
It’s time for Party for Two! Jerry is joined by Jim Richards, host of The Jim Richards Show, to break down the top stories of the day.
Did A-list Hollywood celebrities really leave glowing online reviews for a Toronto window company? Jerry speaks with Kay Dean, former U.S. federal criminal investigator and founder of Fake Review Watch.
Next, Jerry asks listeners about the trend of people acting like they’re filming a movie while dining out at restaurants. Have you witnessed it? And if you’re someone who does it, why?
The show wraps with aTouchdowns and Fumbles, as Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications, looks at the winners and losers from the week’s biggest stories.
Jerry opens the show with a Morning Rant where he argues: Do what you know. Jerry argues that directors like Christopher Nolan make their best films by sticking to the stories and themes they know best—and we shouldn’t expect otherwise.
Toronto remains under smoky skies for a third straight day as wildfire smoke continues to affect air quality. Jerry speaks with Bill Coulter, CP24 Meteorologist, about the forecast, and Dave Trafford, Chief Executive Producer at Story Studio Network about how technology is changing the way wildfires are detected and managed.
Wildfire smoke is also taking a toll on Ontario’s wine country, with hazy conditions keeping tourists away. Jerry speaks with Paul Speck, President and co-owner of Henry of Pelham Winery, about the impact on the industry.
Jerry wraps the hour with Mark Mendelson, NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Expert and former homicide detective, discussing two controversial court decisions: a judge ordering the public to pay a convicted sex offender’s $50,000 legal bill because of a “deliberately uncooperative” Toronto police officer, and another case where kidnapping charges were dropped after police were found to have assaulted a suspect and lied about it.
It’s Party for Two! Jerry is joined by Randi Rahamim, Managing Director at Teneo, to break down the top stories of the day.
Protesters surrounded Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston’s car and smashed his windshield after a speech. Jerry asks, at what point does a protest go too far?
Next, it’s The Blacklock’s Report, as Tom Korski, Managing Editor at Blacklocks.ca, brings the latest federal accountability stories.
The show wraps with food safety news: Despite a U.S. cyclosporiasis outbreak, Canada is not banning produce imports, according to the CFIA. Jerry speaks with Keith Warriner, food science professor at the University of Guelph, about the risks.
Jerry opens the show with a Morning Rant on MPP overspending, reminding listeners not to pretend that every other political party doesn’t have its own issues.
Next, Jerry looks at a new Ipsos poll commissioned by the MEI: 70% of Canadians say crushing taxes are destroying their standard of living. He speaks with Renaud Brossard, VP of Communications at the MEI, about the numbers.
A woman has won a court ruling allowing her to keep the $112,000 her ex‑boyfriend won using her online casino account. Jerry speaks with Gavin Tighe, senior partner at Gardiner Roberts LLP, about why the court sided with her.
Jerry speaks with Dr. Mitch Shulman, NEWSTALK 1010 Medical Correspondent, about the smoky weather, health risks, and what people should do to protect themselves.
On Party for Two, Jerry is joined by Mike Kakuk, co‑host of Mornings with Mike and Meg on AM800 Windsor, to break down the top stories of the day.
Toronto‑area PC MPPs have billed taxpayers over $100,000 for overnight stays in Toronto. He speaks with Dave Trafford, Chief Executive Producer at Story Studio Network about the political optics of this.
Producer Cristina Galle's dashboard cookie fail. Plus, when customers passed off Regina Grinstein’s baking as their own, she took it as a compliment. Jerry weighs in on this.
The show wraps with the day’s biggest story: Heat, wildfires, and air quality. Jerry speaks with Simon Legault, meteorologist for Environment Canada, for the latest updates and what to expect in the coming days.
Jerry opens the show talking about the heat, wildfires, and worsening air quality across Ontario. Toronto is under an air‑quality warning as wildfire smoke settles over the city after days of extreme heat. He speaks with Jessica Smith, CTV Weather Specialist.
Next, it’s the TPA Monthly Check‑In. Jerry speaks with Clayton Campbell, President of the Toronto Police Association, about the incident at Salsa on St. Clair and the broader concerns around violence in the city.
Some employees say that on in‑office days, they’re being forced to use sick days instead of working from home. Jerry speaks with Sunira Chaudhri from Workly Law.
If you want real wisdom, get an older friend. Jerry talks about how life experience could lead to greater wisdom.
It's time for Party for Two! Jerry is joined by Bob Richardson, NEWSTALK 1010 contributor and public affairs consultant, to discuss the top stories making headlines.
Despite months of discussion about Canadians boycotting travel to the United States, new data suggests cross-border trips are beginning to climb again. Jerry speaks with Wayne Smith, Director of the Institute for Hospitality and Tourism Research at TMU, about what's behind the increase.
Former MP Inky Mark has been charged after RCMP seized an antique cannon and other firearms. Jerry actually knows him! He asks, do you know someone who has been convicted of a crime?
Toronto is facing the possibility of record-breaking temperatures as a heat warning continues across the region. Jerry takes your talkbacks and texts, asking listeners to complete the phrase: "It's so hot..." and the team chooses a winner!
Jerry opens the show with commentary on crime, reacting to several recent headlines.
An arbitrator has ruled that TTC employees will no longer be subject to random drug and alcohol testing. Jerry revisits Deb Hutton's interview with Marvin Alfred, President of ATU Local 113, and weighs in on the balance between workplace rights and public safety.
It's time for Ask a (Former) Traffic Cop! Sean Shapiro, the TikTok former traffic cop, joins Jerry to answer listeners' questions about driving laws, traffic enforcement, and what drivers need to know.
It’s Party for Two, and today Jerry is joined by Tristin Hopper, National Post columnist, to break down the top stories of the day.
Canadian manufacturers are moving south as Mark Carney fails to deliver on trade. Jerry speaks with Brian Lilley from the Toronto Sun.
Prime Minister Carney insists the Gordie Howe Bridge is a “good deal for Canada,” saying there aren’t many profits to split with the U.S. Jerry speaks with Mike Kakuk, co‑host of Mornings with Mike and Meg on AM800 Windsor.
Tracking Canada’s international trade agreements. Jerry speaks with Vass Bednar, managing director of the Canadian Shield Institute.
Jerry opens the show with a Morning Rant about the violence we’re seeing in Toronto, especially after Saturday’s shooting at Salsa on St. Clair.
Next, he shares a column pushing for tougher penalties for drivers who hit cyclists, but he asks: What about teaching cyclists to act more responsibly?
Then Jerry discusses tech topics with NEWSTALK 1010 tech expert Carmi Levy.
Bonnie Crombie has announced she will run for Mayor of Mississauga. Jerry weighs in on what this means for the city and the race ahead.
It's Party for Two! Jerry is joined by Jim Richards, host of The Jim Richards Show on Newstalk 1010, to discuss the biggest stories making headlines today.
Canada's largest airport is warning travellers about a rise in AI-generated articles containing inaccurate information. Jerry speaks with Karen Mazurkewich, Vice President of Stakeholder Relations and Communications at the Greater Toronto Airports Authority, about the problem . He then speaks with Francis Syms, Humber Polytechnic's Head of the School of Clean Energy and Associate Dean in the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology, about how people can identify AI-generated misinformation and verify what they're reading online.
Would you rather take a traditional lunch break or leave work earlier at the end of the day? Jerry opens the phones and gets listeners' thoughts on the debate.
Plus, it's time for Touchdowns and Fumbles. Jerry is joined by Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications, to look at the winners and losers from the week's biggest stories.
Jerry opens the show with a morning rant on the idea of a wealth tax and gives his thoughts on it.
Canada did not send an official representative to make its case against U.S. tariffs, but international trade lawyer Barry Appleton, Interim Director of the Balsillie Legal Advisory Centre at the Balsillie School of International Affairs, stepped in. He joins Jerry to discuss the experience.
How is Mark Carney doing in the job so far? Jerry takes a look at the Prime Minister's progress, and whether Canadians are seeing the leadership they expected.
As more purchases move to debit and credit, Jerry asks a simple question: Do you still carry cash?
It’s time for Party for Two! Today Jerry is joined by Jason Agnew, host of Sunday Morning Trivia on NEWSTALK 1010, to break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry talks about the state of the Conservative party and Pierre Poilievre's leadership with Amanda Galbraith, co‑founder and partner at Oyster Group.
Next, it’s time for The Blacklock’s Report, as Tom Korski, Managing Editor at Blacklocks.ca, brings the latest federal accountability stories.
The U.S. has approved an “emergency rescue” plan to import Marineland’s whales and dolphins.
Jerry speaks with Phil Demers, former Marineland whale trainer, about what he thinks of the move and what it means for the animals.
Jerry opens the show with a conversation about what makes a good opposition leader, comparing Marit Stiles’ leadership to Pierre Poilievre’s and examining what qualities actually matter in the role.
He continues the discussion by speaking with John Tory, former Mayor of Toronto and former Leader of the Official Opposition, about the role, the responsibilities, and what strong opposition leadership looks like.
Next, Jerry reflects on the life of pop star Bonnie Tyler, who has died at 75. He speaks with Canadian music journalist and publicist Eric Alper about her biggest hits, her legacy, and why her voice was one of the most recognizable in music.
The Carney government has excluded U.S. bidders from a $4.9‑billion army vehicle contract, raising questions about procurement and trade relationships.
It’s Party for Two! Jerry is joined by Karen Stintz, former Toronto city councillor, former TTC chair, and political commentator, to discuss the top stories of the day.
Despite Canada's ongoing housing affordability crisis, records show the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation paid out millions in bonuses last year. Jerry speaks with Bryan Passifiume of the Toronto Sun about the controversy.
Could proposed reforms finally put an end to Canada's so-called "catch-and-release" bail system? Jerry speaks with Michele Mandel of the Toronto Sun about the latest changes.
Plus, Jerry looks at an "Ask Lisi" column which talks about one couple's very different views on their cottage.
Jerry opens the show with a discussion about the controversy surrounding AI-generated actress Tilly Norwood, who has landed her first starring role despite criticism from some in the entertainment industry. Jerry speaks with Richard Crouse about the reaction from actors, creators, and audiences.
A new report suggests nearly half of Canadians feel guilty about using artificial intelligence at work. Jerry takes your calls on AI use in the workplace.
A California restaurant has a policy of fining parents whose children are disruptive to other diners. Jerry asks listeners whether this is a reasonable way to maintain a pleasant atmosphere or an unfair policy.
Coffee lovers have another reason to celebrate. Jerry looks at the health benefits linked to drinking coffee.
It’s Party for Two! Today Jerry is joined by Will Stewart, Senior Vice President of Enterprise Canada, to discuss the biggest stories of the day.
When travelling abroad, understanding local customs is crucial. Jerry asks listeners whether they take the time to research cultural norms and etiquette before visiting another country.
Is there really something to the advice to “sleep on it”? New research suggests dreams may play a role in problem-solving and decision-making. Jerry speaks with Dan Riskin, Newstalk 1010 Science Expert.
Plus, attending weddings is becoming increasingly expensive. From travel and accommodations to gifts and attire, Jerry asks listeners whether weddings have become too costly for guests.
Jerry opens the show with a morning rant about the criticism surrounding Pierre Poilievre’s tone. Jerry argues that voters should be focused more on substance and policy than on how politicians deliver their message.
Doug Ford and Danielle Smith are proposing a new oil pipeline connecting Alberta to Ontario. Jerry speaks with Dan McTeague, President of Canadians for Affordable Energy, about the project.
California is moving to ban certain “sell-by” food labels in an effort to reduce food waste. Jerry asks whether Canada should rethink its approach to packaging labels and whether “best before” dates create unnecessary waste and confusion for consumers.
Recent polling suggests Toronto’s mayoral race is tightening. Jerry speaks with John Wright, veteran pollster and CEO of Canada Pulse Insights, about what it means when a candidate gains momentum in the polls and how public opinion can shift during a campaign.
On today's Party for Two, Jerry is joined by Sabrina Nanji from Queen’s Park Observer to break down the top stories of the day.
Next, Jerry speaks with Brian Lilley from the Toronto Sun about Prime Minister Carney’s trip to Halifax for a submarine announcement ahead of the NATO summit.
“No comment” is becoming a problem. He speaks with Dave Trafford, Chief Executive Producer at Story Studio Network and host of On the Ledge, about why this phrase is damaging for public figures and media organizations.
Rogers now owns 100% of MLSE. Jerry speaks with Tony Chapman, branding and marketing expert and host of Chatter That Matters, about what this means for Toronto’s teams and fans.
Jerry opens the show with a conversation about NIMBY‑ism, reacting to residents in Port Dover who are opposing a plan for 10,000 new homes. Jerry asks the question: If people don’t want housing built near them, where exactly are people supposed to live?
AI data centres are becoming the workhorses of the internet, but cities aren’t sure how to handle their massive energy and land demands. Jerry speaks with NEWSTALK 1010 tech expert Carmi Levy about this.
More Toronto parents are backing their children’s mortgages, but the hidden risks are piling up. He speaks with Ron Butler, principal at Butler Mortgage, about co‑signing pitfalls and why this trend is accelerating.
A new report shows the federal bureaucracy has grown twice as fast as the population that pays for it, and a fundraiser for 24 Sussex can’t come with a taxpayer bailout. Jerry speaks with Franco Terrazzano, Federal Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
Jim Richards is back and joins the party table and chats with Jerry about today's top stories.
Jerry talks about stopping criminal activity as a bystander and gets your calls on the matter.
Its game time! Bob Reid of Broadway Strategy & Communications is in for his weekly touchdowns and fumbles segment where he gives a touchdown or fumble on this week's major news stories
Jerry opens the show to share his thoughts on the conversation surrounding Doug Ford’s cottage situation.
Is driver behaviour an issue on the road as the speed limit on highways are increasing to 110KM per house, Jerry touches on why he thinks there is an issue.
Dr Mitch joins the program to discuss a study that says cannabis causes psychiatric disorders.
Finally, Greg Carrasco talks with Jerry about ford recalling over 30 thousand trucks dating back to their 2018 model.
Randi Rahamim sits at the party table today with John Tory discussing top news stories of the day.
What do you think of the idea of drive thru’s being fully run through AI?
Tom Korski joins John for his weekly Blacklocks report where he gets into all the details of stories happening in the nation's capital.
Finally, Victoria Matiash chats with John breaking down all of the Toronto Maple Leafs free agency acquisitions from July 1st and talks about the return of the claw, 2019 finals MVP, Kawhi Leonard as he makes his return to the Raptors.
John Tory is in for Jerry Agar today and he opens the show discussing why it is wrong to go to politicians private property.
He also does a recap on his thoughts on how the World Cup has done for the city overall.
John also shares his thoughts on the Ontario home care situation and why he thinks there is not enough care or funding, and wonders is there a better solution?
Jerry opens the show by discussing Brad Bradford’s flip‑flopping on issues.
He then turns to two Blacklock’s reports on immigration in Canada, breaking down what they reveal about the pressures facing Canada’s immigration system.
Next, Jerry looks at the weather: A prolonged heat wave is expected to blanket much of Ontario. Jerry asks listeners how they’re beating the heat and staying safe.
Alcohol consumption has hit a 20‑year low, while non‑alcoholic options continue to soar. Jerry takes your calls on whether you’re drinking less, and why.
It’s Party for Two! Today Jerry is joined by Barb DiGiulio to break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then talks about John Cena getting a hair transplant, using it as a springboard for a conversation about confidence and how people handle going bald.
Next, it’s Telescopic Tuesday, as NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin brings the latest science stories.
The show wraps with a patriotic question: Why are you proud to be Canadian? Jerry opens the phones for listener reflections and stories for your chance to win a Summerlicious gift card!
It’s time for today's Party for Two! Today Jerry is joined by Wyatt Sharpe - Host of The Sharpe Exchange, discussing top stories.
Do you wash your newly purchased clothes before wearing them? Jerry debates Cristina and Cristian on why he doesn't bother washing his clothes after buying them.
What is your WORST first date story? Jerry got a text message over the weekend from his son Tanner on a first date that went wrong and he wanted to hear from you guys on what is the worst date you have been on and the winner even received a prize!
Jerry opens the show with a Morning Rant about wanting to make Second City a national laugh mark in Canada!
Carmi Levi joins the show to chat with Jerry about why the Conservative party won't be the only one to use AI, as well as how one third of real estate listings are written with AI.
Do you like fireworks on special occasions? Jerry speaks with Brampton councillor for Ward’s 3 & 4, Dennis Keenan about how Toronto-area cities are trying to dampen the ‘anarchy’ around fireworks displays.
Finally to round out hour 1, Eric Alper talks with Jerry about the lack of usage of bathrooms at events.
It’s time for today's Party for Two! Today Jerry is joined by Bob Richardson, NEWSTALK 1010 contributor and public‑affairs consultant, to break down the day’s biggest stories.
The Ford government has rejected Ottawa’s offer to allow rural employers to hire more temporary foreign workers. Jerry speaks with Mike Von Massow, University of Guelph food‑economics professor, about what this means for agriculture and rural businesses.
Three Ontario friends, fed up with endless potholes, have decided to take matters into their own hands. Jerry weighs in on this with his thoughts.
The show wraps with Touchdowns and Fumbles, as Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications, weighs in on the communications play of the week.
Jerry opens the show with a Morning Rant about facing the consequences of your actions, reacting to the story of a Knicks fan who stole a trash bin and was fired by JPMorgan Chase.
Prime Minister Mark Carney makes an announcement about 24 Sussex Drive, the official residence which has sat vacant for more than a decade. Jerry speaks with Scott Reid, CTV Political Commentator, about this.
To commemorate the CN Tower's 50th anniversary, there is a CN Tower lookalike contest this evening. Jerry speaks with Tony Chapman, branding and marketing expert and host of Chatter That Matters, about why this quirky idea works.
Jerry asks: how do you get people at your parties to not drink and drive? He opens the conversation to listeners for strategies that actually work.
It’s Party for Two! Jerry is joined by Brian Lilley, Toronto Sun Political Columnist, to break down the biggest stories of the day.
A U.S. political ad is blaming Donald Trump for delays to the Gordie Howe International Bridge. Jerry speaks with Mike Kakuk, Co‑Host of Mornings with Mike and Meg on AM800 in Windsor, about the claim and the cross-border implications.
It’s Thursday which means the Blacklock's Report! Jerry is joined by Tom Korski, Managing Editor of Blacklocks.ca, to dig into the latest stories coming out of Ottawa that you won’t hear anywhere else.
A child is in hospital after a coyote attack in Whitby. Jerry reacts to the story and opens the floor to listeners on how municipalities should handle growing wildlife encounters in urban areas.
Jerry opens the show with a Morning Rant on Toronto City Hall and its relationship with union contractors.
Canada has reportedly rejected more than half of all World Cup visitor applications.
A funeral has been held for the Toronto police officer killed in the line of duty. Jerry speaks with Beatrice Vaisman, CP24 Reporter, who attended the service, about the emotional ceremony and how the community is paying tribute.
A supply chain strategist is bringing AI into the wine business. Jerry speaks with John Hare, owner of Hare Wine Company, about how artificial intelligence is being used in the winery.
It’s Party for Two! Today Jerry is joined by Karen Stintz, to talk about the top stories of the day.
Next, Jerry looks at a federal plan to boost Canada’s nuclear sector with up to 10 new reactors and a push to expand the country’s international footprint. He speaks with Francis Syms of Humber Polytechnic about this.
Should a company reimburse you if a hybrid‑work policy change forces you to rebook your vacation? Jerry speaks with Sunira Chaudhri of Workly Law.
CP24's Beatrice Vaisman joins Jerry to talk about the funeral for Constable Marc Pinizzotto who was killed in the line of duty.
Jerry opens the show with his thoughts on a wealth tax for billionaires and why he thinks it's not a good idea.
Next, Jerry speaks with Gavin Tighe, senior partner at Gardiner Roberts LLP, about some legal stories making headlines: A cat‑custody dispute that landed in court, and a ruling that Dollarama is not responsible for a $3,400 vet bill after birdseed allegedly sickened a dog.
Gen Z is leading the move away from social media. Jerry speaks with Hannah Alper, Toronto‑based journalist, about why some young people are logging off.
Bike lanes are no place for high‑powered electric two‑wheelers, plus, the news that Ontario is raising speed limits on more highways.
It’s Party for Two! Today Jerry is joined by Will Stewart, Senior Vice President at Enterprise Canada, to break down the top stories of the day.
Next, Jerry looks at a new AAA study revealing how many drivers are hypocrites, they say one thing about road safety while doing another behind the wheel. He speaks with David Booth, Driving.ca’s “Motor Mouth.”
Then it’s Telescopic Tuesday, as NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin brings the top science stories of the week.
A wave of young digital nomads is leaving Canada for cheaper, warmer countries. Jerry speaks with Mike Moffatt, economist with the Missing Middle Initiative, about what’s driving the exodus.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on finding your passion in life, and why people stay in jobs they don’t enjoy instead of pursuing what actually motivates them.
Two Ontario women found online deals that were too good to be true. Jerry takes your calls and asks: Have you ever bought something that was too good to be true?
Then it’s time for Ask a Traffic Cop, as Jerry welcomes Sean Shapiro, the TikTok Former Traffic Cop, to answer listener driving questions.
France is restricting public alcohol consumption and outdoor sports as a dangerous heat wave hits Europe. Plus, AI chatbots may soon take your order at the drive‑thru. Jerry speaks with his son Tanner Agar about these topics.
It’s time for Party for Two! Jerry is at the party table with Jim Richards to break down the top stories of the day.
A study shows people on GLP‑1 drugs appear to do less physical activity. He speaks with Dr. Mitch Shulman, NEWSTALK 1010 medical correspondent, about what the findings mean.
A suspect wanted in the U.S. Consulate shooting has now been arrested, according to Toronto police. Jerry speaks with Kelly Sundberg, Professor of Criminology at Mount Royal University and former CBSA officer, for insight.
It's Friday! Bob Reid is here for this week's edition of Touchdowns and Fumbles
Jerry opens the show with a Morning Rant about how pre‑construction homes are sold in Ontario, why the system frustrates him, and what needs to change.
Next, Jerry asks: What is the ultimate “dad car”? He speaks with Greg Carrasco, host of The Greg Carrasco Show on NEWSTALK 1010.
Canada has entered a new era of AI in political ads. Jerry speaks with Robyn Urback, columnist with The Globe and Mail, about what this shift means.
A new Exhibition Place report rejects the idea of a year‑round casino, so Jerry asks: what do you want to see on the grounds?
It’s time for Party for Two! Jerry is joined by Jason Agnew, host of Sunday Morning Trivia on NEWSTALK 1010 to talk about the top stories of the day.
Next, Jerry looks at the City of Toronto’s plan to introduce an AI chatbot to handle some 311 inquiries.
Jerry then welcomes Tom Korski, Managing Editor of Blacklock’s Report, for his weekly segment. They discuss the top stories coming out of Ottawa.
Jerry opens the phone lines to listeners, asking them to share a memorable “drunk mistake” where no one got hurt
Jerry opens the show with a personal story about his storage unit, explaining how after he notified his provider that he was leaving due to rising costs, they suddenly offered him a better deal to stay. He reflects on the tactic companies use to retain customers only after they’ve decided to leave rather than rewarding loyalty upfront.
Next, Jerry discusses a concerning cyber breach involving Crime Stoppers, which may have exposed anonymous tipsters on the dark web. He’s joined by NEWSTALK 1010 tech expert Carmi Levy, who explains.
Young people are being recruited through messaging apps to carry out targeted shootings. Marcell Wilson, founder of the One By One Movement, joins the show to discuss what’s driving this trend.
Finally, Jerry explores the growth of Canada’s reverse mortgage market, now approaching $11 billion. He speaks with real estate expert Frank Leo about the risks involved, and whether this financial tool is a smart solution.
It’s time for Party for Two! Jerry is joined by Mike Kakuk, co-host of Mornings with Mike and Meg on AM800 in Windsor. Together, they discuss the top stories of the day.
Next, Jerry speaks with Karen Stintz, Special Advisor to TRACCS and former TTC Chair, about how Canada can fix its transit rail delivery challenges.
Then, Jerry turns to concerns about the auto industry in Canada, speaking with Lucas Malinowski, President and CEO of the Global Automakers of Canada.
National Post columnist Tristin Hopper discusses the idea that Canadians would have more children if they could afford to.
Jerry opens the show by revisiting a conversation from yesterday and talks about how feelings are not facts.
Next, Jerry thinks people shouldn’t hate Elon Musk for his wealth.
Veteran pollster John Wright, CEO of Canada Pulse Insights, breaks down a recent poll suggesting Doug Ford is Canada’s least popular premier.
It’s time for Party for Two! At the party table today, Jerry is joined by Bob Richardson, NEWSTALK 1010 contributor and public‑affairs consultant, to break down the top stories of the day.
More Ontarians are using AI for financial advice, according to a new survey. Jerry speaks with Allan Small, Senior Investment Advisor at iA Private Wealth and host of The Allan Small Financial Show, about this tactic.
Then it’s time for Telescopic Tuesday, as NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin brings the top science stories of the week.
Jerry closes the show by opening the phones: Have you ever snuck out of the house? Listeners share their teenage escape stories.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on people's perceptions of the United States.
The federal government has tabled a new privacy bill aimed at boosting protections for children and increasing transparency around data use. Jerry speaks with Wyatt Sharpe, host of The Sharpe Exchange, about what young people think of this new bill.
The Carney government policy could threaten Canada’s auto industry, according to a new column by Brian Lilley. Jerry and Brian discuss this.
Gas prices may not return to pre‑war levels anytime soon. Jerry speaks with Dan McTeague, President of Canadians for Affordable Energy, about what Canadians should expect at the pumps.
It’s time for Party for Two! Today, Jerry is joined by Amanda Galbraith, co‑founder and partner at Oyster Group, to break down the top stories of the day.
Companies like IKEA are betting big on small stores. He speaks with Tony Chapman, branding and marketing expert and host of Chatter That Matters, about why some stores are becoming more compact.
A 12‑year‑old boy has been charged with attempted murder after a police officer was struck this morning. Jerry speaks with Mark Mendelson, NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Expert and former homicide detective.
The show wraps with a conversation about grocery prices. Jerry speaks with Mike Von Massow, University of Guelph food economist, about Canada’s new grocery competition plan and whether it will actually help shoppers.
Jerry opens the show asking the question: Is X useful… or a dumpster fire? He shares his latest experience on X.
Next, Jerry turns to a story out of Oxford County: A Pride flag was stolen and the flagpole cut down at a local school. He speaks with Lee Griffi, Editor of the Woodstock Ingersoll Echo, about what happened and how the community is responding.
Federal Conservatives released an ad featuring “Canadians” who were AI‑generated. Jerry doesn’t care about the use of AI here… but should he? He opens the phones to find out.
The hour wraps with a conversation with Angie Sandow who shares her experience riding a motorcycle and playing music with a prosthetic.
It’s time for Party for Two! Today Jerry is joined by Jim Richards, to break down the day’s biggest stories.
tackles whether someone found not criminally responsible for a deadly attack should be released after treatment, and debates if social media bans are a shortcut instead of fixing platform safety. They also discuss concerns over reduced pesticide transparency for migrant workers and whether reselling free FIFA Fan Festival tickets for profit undermines accessibility.
Jerry then shares a relatable moment about rushing home over slow cooker anxiety before shifting to transit safety, where Karen Stintz weighs in on the TTC’s plan to call out bad behaviour over station PA systems. The hour wraps with Touchdowns and Fumbles, as Bob Reid breaks down Premier Doug Ford’s firm stance in U.S. trade talks, debating whether it was a savvy negotiating move or a misstep.
Jerry Agar explores why social media bans may miss the mark when it comes to protecting young people, highlighting perspectives from youth on what actually improves online safety.
Listeners weigh in on parenting ambition, debating whether pushing kids toward stardom—sparked by reflections on Taylor Swift’s success—can do more harm than good, especially for other children.
The conversation then shifts to identity and perception in Toronto, as former CSIS and RCMP undercover operative Mubin Shaikh discusses the complexities of being brown in Canada amid heightened tensions following a high-profile police killing.
The hour wraps with author and business leader Rocco Rossi, who shares insights from his novel Finding Grace, a story about grief, personal growth, and the search for human connection.
It’s time for Party for Two! Today Jerry is joined by Ryan Knight, co‑founder of the Afro Caribbean Business Network and owner of Detailing Knights, to break down the day’s biggest stories.
Jerry then turns to a major infrastructure setback in Windsor, where a statement from Chuck Andary confirms the Gordie Howe Bridge opening is delayed. Jerry speaks with Mike Kakuk, co‑host of Mornings with Mike and Meg on AM800 in Windsor.
Next, it’s The Blacklock’s Report, as Tom Korski, Managing Editor at Blacklocks.ca, brings the latest federal accountability stories from Ottawa.
Jerry closes the hour by returning to the day’s top story: the Toronto officer shot during an exchange of gunfire. He speaks again with Mark Mendelson for updated analysis of the situation.
Jerry opens the show with breaking news: a Toronto police officer has been shot during an exchange of gunfire. He speaks with Mark Mendelson, NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Expert and former homicide detective, about what is known so far and what investigators will be looking for next.
Jerry then turns to Parliament Hill where he speaks with Tony Baldinelli, Conservative MP for Niagara Falls & Niagara‑on‑the‑Lake, about the Paul Bernardo Bill as it approaches its second‑reading vote.
Jerry returns to the breaking story with new updates on the Toronto officer who was shot, as Chief Myron Demkiw and TPA President, Clayton Campbell give an update. He is then joined by Mark Mendelson and Courtney Heels, CP24 reporter, for on‑the‑ground reporting and analysis.
It’s time for Party for Two! Jerry is joined by National Post columnist Tristin Hopper to break down the biggest headlines of the day.
Next, he looks at a new survey showing men are nearly twice as likely as women to admit lying in job interviews. He opens the phones and asks listeners: have you ever stretched the truth on a resume or in an interview...even just a little?
Then, it’s time to discuss some auto stories with Brian Turner of Driving.ca. They talk about why suburban Toronto drivers are facing higher auto insurance premiums, and why travellers hoping to rent electric vehicles to save on gas may be out of luck, as rental companies lag behind in EV availability.
To wrap up the show, Jerry opens the lines and asks listeners to share one experience that changed their life.
Jerry opens the show discussing a troubling incident out of B.C., where a teacher was reprimanded after calling a student a “fat kid” during a P.E. class. He shares his thoughts and takes listener calls about their thoughts.
Next, Jerry is joined by Lianne Phillipson, nutritionist and host of Eat This with Lianne, who shares her experience living out of an Airstream while travelling across North America.
Jerry then turns to a broader conversation about workplace relationships and nepotism. He asks listeners: is it ever appropriate to leverage family connections for career opportunities, or does it cross an ethical line?
Finally, he explores the emerging trend of “doomjobbing,” where workers disengage from their jobs but remain employed while mass-applying for jobs.
It’s time for Party for Two! Today, Deb Hutton is hosting the show and is at the party table with Will Stewart, Senior Vice President at Enterprise Canada.
Deb then asks listeners about the concept of “Death Cleaning.” Have you done it? Do you wish others would?
Next, it’s Telescopic Tuesday, as NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin brings the top science stories from this week.
The show closes with more on the Gordie Howe Bridge opening, this time from a political and strategic angle. Deb speaks with Scott Reid, CTV Political Analyst and former advisor to a Prime Minister, about the bridge’s significance and what it means for Canada‑U.S. relations.
Deb Hutton hosts the show this morning and opens the show with breaking news: the Gordie Howe Bridge officially opens Friday. She speaks with former MP for Windsor West, Brian Masse.
Next, Deb speaks with Karen Stints about her column about how she believes we should give the homeless an address, not the right to an encampment. Deb then opens the phones for listener reaction to Karen’s argument.
Advocacy groups in Quebec are speaking out about the province’s energy drink ban, raising concerns about youth health.
It’s time for Party for Two! Today Jerry is joined by Dave Trafford, Chief Executive Producer at Story Studio Network and host of On the Ledge on NEWSTALK 1010, to talk about the top stories of the day.
Jerry then opens the phone to ask, is “retirement” a dirty word?
Doug Ford is in Washington amid tense trade talks. Jerry speaks with Brian Lilley, political columnist at the Toronto Sun, about his latest column about Ford's visit.
To wrap up the show, Jerry asks, "Why should I be excited about FIFA?"
Jerry opens the show with commentary on how Mayor Olivia Chow is defending the city’s World Cup ticket‑reselling scheme.
Next, Jerry turns to new findings from U of T researchers, who have discovered a method of using AI to create more dangerous computer worms. NEWSTALK 1010 Tech Expert Carmi Levy joins Jerry to break down what this means.
Jerry then shifts to road safety with Sean Shapiro, The TikTok Former Traffic Cop, as rates of motorcycle accidents are up.
He then turns to the struggles faced by the Canadian economy.
It’s Party for Two! Today Jerry is joined by Jim Richards, host of The Jim Richards Show, to break down the day’s top stories.
Then Jerry shifts gears for a fun conversation about Led Zeppelin 3 with Joe Cristiano, producer of Moore in the Morning.
Next, Jerry asks listeners: What incident on a first date meant there was no second date?
The show wraps with Touchdowns & Fumbles. The U.S. Ambassador to Canada re‑posted Donald Trump calling Canada the “51st State.” When asked about it, Prime Minister Mark Carney downplayed the whole thing, saying he’s not responding every time Trump posts something provocative. Jerry and Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications, reveal listener votes on whether Carney’s response was a Touchdown or a Fumble.
Jerry opens the show with a Morning Rant about his latest run‑in with self‑checkout.
Jerry then welcomes Graham Richardson, host of the new Graham Richardson Show and Ottawa Bureau Chief for CTV National News, to talk about the launch of his program and what listeners can expect.
Next, Jerry breaks down car insurance changes coming July 1, with expert insight from Nainesh Kotak of Kotak Personal Injury Law.
Jerry then opens the phones: Do you take all your vacation days? A new report shows Canadian workers are struggling to unplug, rest, and actually use the time they’re owed.
It’s Party for Two! Today Jerry is joined by Barb DiGiulio to break down the day’s biggest stories.
Next, Jerry asks the question: What do MPPs actually do when the legislature is on break? He speaks with Tim Hudak, former Ontario PC leader and now Partner at Counsel Public Affairs, about what really happens behind the scenes.
Then it’s time for The Blacklock’s Report, as Tom Korski, Managing Editor at Blacklocks.ca, brings the latest stories from Ottawa.
Jerry closes the show with a major federal tech announcement: Ottawa’s new AI strategy includes more than $2.3 billion for training, adoption, and startups. He speaks with Francis Syms, Humber Polytechnic's Associate Dean in the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology, about what this investment means.
Jerry opens the show with Joe Warmington to discuss his Toronto Sun piece arguing that the Emergencies Act may be needed as “organized” attacks on Jews are allowed to fester.
Next, Jerry asks: What are the road rules for cops? He’s joined by Sean Shapiro, The TikTok Former Traffic Cop, to break down what police can and can’t do on the road.
Then Jerry opens the phones: What did you get pulled over for?
Jerry closes the hour with a look at Canada’s economic future. He speaks with Charles Lammam, Senior Fellow at the MEI, about why Canada’s investment crisis requires urgent policy attention.
Jerry is joined by Mike Kakuk, co‑host of Mornings with Mike and Meg on AM800 in Windsor, to break down the top stories of the day, on today's Party for Two.
Tasha Kheiriddin joins Jerry for a discussion on claims that Mark Carney is in denial about what’s driving rising antisemitism.
Jerry then speaks with Clayton Campbell, President of the Toronto Police Association, for the monthly update on policing issues across the city.
Jerry takes your texts, calls, and talkbacks on the things you’ve left behind in a rideshare.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on residential schools.
Then, he delves into the Zellers relaunch and the return of classic Pizza Huts with branding and marketing expert, Tony Chapman.
Chinese electric vehicles have now arrived in Canada as a federal memo warns of privacy risks. But, if a new U.S. bill passes, drivers of Chinese EVs may not be allowed to cross the border. Jerry speaks with Brian Turner, automotive writer at Postmedia’s Driving.ca.
After the Pope’s recent criticism of AI, Jerry asks employment lawyer Sunira Chaudhri: can employees request religious exemptions from AI tools at work?
On today's Party for Two, Jerry is joined by former City Councillor, Karen Stintz, to break down the top stories of the day.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says “Canada’s civic compact is failing Jewish Canadians” in a speech addressing rising antisemitism. Jerry weighs in on the speech.
Next, it’s Telescopic Tuesday, as NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin brings the week’s most fascinating science stories.
The hour wraps with a conversation about World Cup frustration. New York’s mayor secured $50 World Cup tickets for residents, meanwhile, Canadians are leaving remaining tickets unsold.
Jerry opens the show with a Morning Rant about honesty and ethics, sparked by his own restaurant experience this weekend where another patron left behind a money clip. Would you have taken the cash?
Toronto police were caught on tape tackling a cyclist who allegedly ran a stop sign. Jerry weighs in on the situation.
A new study found that for young people, remote work, not AI, may be driving unemployment.
Nine in ten Canadians want widespread health‑system change, according to new Nanos research.
Karen Gordon joins the party table with Deb.
Ontario Day! Have you heard of it? Well Deb chats withMinister Graham McGregor to discuss the newly minted holiday.
Noah Shack, CEO of Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs joins the show to discuss Carney's announcement today as he is set to outline how Ottawa plans to combat antisemitism.
Deb is in for Jerry today as she discusses how Toronto council is nudging heat bylaw plans forward as renters face another stifling summer, she talks to an environmental lawyer as well as takes your calls on the matter .
Deb also discusses teacher absences on the rise and gets your opinion on it .
Finally, Deb takes on a point Scott Reid made on the Morning Brief on alternatives for people breaking the law multiple times.
It’s Party for Two! Today, Jerry is joined by Jim Richards, host of The Jim Richards Show, to break down the biggest stories of the day.
Ontario students fear the school washroom, but one principal might have found a solution. Jerry speaks with Kirsty Cunningham, Principal of Caring and Safe Schools at the York Region District School Board.
It's Friday, which means Touchdowns & Fumbles! Prime Minister Mark Carney told the Economic Club of New York that “Canada Strong can help Make America Great Again.” Jerry and Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications, reveal listener votes on whether that message was a Touchdown or a Fumble.
Jerry opens the show with a morning rant about bad drivers, joined by Deepa Prashad, co‑host of Daryn & Deepa on 99.9 Virgin Radio, about pet peeves on the road.
Jerry then digs into new documents showing Prime Minister Mark Carney spent $195,000 on in‑flight catering across three trips. He speaks with John Tory Jr., aviation expert, about what’s normal, what’s not, and how government travel actually works.
Next, Jerry breaks down Jay Goldberg’s column, arguing it’s time for Premier Doug Ford to “stop poking the bear.”
Advocates say homeless people at Union Station are being harassed by security and police. Jerry looks at the claims and the city’s response.
It’s Party for Two! Today Jerry is joined by Randi Rahamim, Managing Director at Teneo, to break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then looks into comments from former MLB pitcher Chris Leroux, and the current sports climate. He speaks with Mike Wilner, Toronto Star columnist and host of the Deep Left Field podcast, about sport culture.
Next, it’s The Blacklock’s Report! Tom Korski, Managing Editor at Blacklocks.ca, brings the latest stories from Ottawa.
Can a McDonald’s cheeseburger be healthy? Jerry speaks with Lianne Phillipson, nutritionist at SproutRight.com and host of the Eat This with Lianne about whether or not she agrees with this.
Jerry opens the show with a warm‑hearted version of his usual morning rant, by talking about what really matters.
He then turns to a shed fire that officials say was caused by lithium‑ion batteries in e‑bikes. Jerry weighs in on the growing number of fires linked to these batteries and what needs to change.
Next, he looks at TTC safety upgrades as the agency says it’s advancing new initiatives, including AI‑driven monitoring and barrier pilot projects aimed at improving rider safety.
Jerry closes the hour with a “Salute to Service” ahead of a special Honey Badgers basketball game honouring military members and first responders. Nainesh Kotak, from Kotak Personal Injury Law, joins Jerry to share details of the event.
On today's Party for Two, Amanda Galbraith, co-founder and partner at reputation management company Oyster Group and host of Free For All Fridays, joins Jerry at the party table to talk about today's top stories.
Canada will purchase an aerial surveillance system from Sweden. Professor in Leadership at the Royal Military College and Queen's University, Christian Leuprecht, explains.
Jerry then takes your calls on what your first job was.
Jerry's daughter Kaelin stops by to talk about where she's been and how it feels to return to the city.
Jerry opens the show with his thoughts on how effective strong mayor powers have been.
Brian Lilley from the Toronto Sun talks about his new column on refugee health program abuse.
Then, Jerry speaks with political commentator, Tasha Kheiriddin, about her column on why Prime Minister Carney needs to now stay out of the Alberta separatism debate.
NASA has revealed plans for a moon base. Jerry speaks with professor in Planetary Geology at Western University, Dr. Gordon "Oz" Osinski about it.
It’s time for Party for Two! Jerry is joined by a new guest at the party table, Wyatt Sharpe, host of The Sharpe Exchange.
He then revisits the Bruno Mars saga: the Rogers Stadium show was so loud it rattled homes 10 km away in Thornhill. He speaks with James Pasternak, Toronto City Councillor for York Centre, about what the city can and can't do about it.
Next, it’s Telescopic Tuesday, as NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin brings the top science stories of the week.
Tim Hortons plans to reduce its reliance on temporary foreign workers and hire 10,000 local workers.
Jerry opens the show with his Morning Rant. Today he talks about how we do not have an expectation of total privacy in public.
He then turns to the housing market with Ron Butler, Principal at Butler Mortgage. More Ontarians are missing mortgage payments, with delinquency rates up 52% in a year and insolvency levels are hitting the highest level since 2009.
Jerry weighs in on MPs hearing a plan to radically change how asylum seekers are settled in Canada.
On today's Party for Two, Jerry is joined by Dave Trafford, Chief Executive Producer at Story Studio Network and host of On the Ledge on NEWSTALK 1010, to talk about the top stories of the day.
Jerry then turns to Western University where a professor rejected exam results amid suspected AI cheating. He speaks with Professor Jacob Shelley, from Western’s Faculty of Law and School of Health Studies, about what happened.
Next, Jerry explores the complicated side of Father’s Day. Psychologist and UBC professor Christine Korol joins him to discuss her latest column on why the day can be painful for some people.
Jerry takes listener calls after Premier Doug Ford slammed a judge’s ruling on Ontario encampments.
Jerry opens the show by talking about a study that answered the question: Why do people succeed in life?
Then Jerry turns to a neighbourhood dispute over the Bruno Mars concert and nearby residents that say the noise and vibrations were unbearable.
Robyn Urback's new column looks at a trend inside the Toronto Police Service: more than a dozen officers have been arrested this year. Jerry and Robyn debate their stances on this issue.
Jon Woodward, a CTV Investigative Reporter, joins Jerry to discuss the new changes to FOIs in Ontario and what he’s experienced.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on the Ford government’s decision to freeze Freedom of Information requests amid controversy.
Jerry then speaks with John Wright, veteran pollster and CEO of Canada Pulse Insights, to break down new Alberta separatism polling ahead of a potential referendum.
Jerry weighs in on the headline of how young people in Ontario are ditching fancy weddings just to afford a home.
Karen Stintz, former Toronto City Councillor, and political commentator, joins Jerry to talk about how Chris Moise received a partial city council bailout on his legal fees.
It’s time for Party for Two! Today Jerry is joined by Jim Richards, host of The Jim Richards Show on NEWSTALK 1010, to break down the top stories of the day.
Spotify’s new “Reserved” feature could make concert ticketing less miserable. He speaks with Eric Alper, Canadian music journalist and publicist, about whether this could actually fix anything.
Next, Jerry reacts to an "oops" broadcasting moment: a radio station accidentally announced the death of King Charles. He opens the phones asking listeners: What’s the biggest mistake you’ve ever made at work?
Touchdowns and Fumbles! This week’s question: Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw told Moore in the Morning that if there are any corrupt cops in the service, he wants them to quit immediately. Is that a Touchdown or a Fumble?
It’s time for Party for Two! Today, Jerry is joined by Jason Agnew, host of Sunday Morning Trivia on NEWSTALK 1010, to break down the top stories of the day.
When is it okay for a kid to quit their organized sport? He looks at the research, the psychology, and the difference between resilience and burnout.
Next, it’s The Blacklock’s Report, as Tom Korski, Managing Editor at Blacklocks.ca, brings the latest stories from Ottawa.
Jerry opens the show reacting to a watchdog report warning that the FIFA World Cup could cost Canadian taxpayers $1 billion. J
Then NEWSTALK 1010 tech expert Carmi Levy and Jerry explore tech topics including:
Graduates booing AI pep talks at college commencements
Ask a (Former) Traffic Cop, as Sean Shapiro joins Jerry to answer listener driving questions!
Plus - How realistic are shows like “Law & Order Toronto”? Former homicide detective and NEWSTALK 1010 crime expert Mark Mendelson shares his thoughts on what the show gets right, what it dramatizes, and how close it comes to real‑life policing in the city.
It’s time for Party for Two! Deb Hutton is hosting the show today and is joined by Vass Bednar, Managing Director of the Canadian Shield Institute, to break down the top stories of the day.
Deb then takes your calls on a City Council motion that would have Toronto explore sound‑activated cameras capable of ticketing excessively noisy vehicles.
Plus, a look at the DrinkSmart Campus Pulse Survey, which reveals less drinking among students at Ontario colleges and universities.
Then, Deb speaks with Minister of Transportation Prabmeet Sarkaria about the proposed changes to Billy Bishop Airport.
Deb Hutton is in for Jerry Agar today. She opens the show with a conversation with Councillor Brad Bradford, who has announced a crackdown on dangerous e‑bikes across the city.
Deb then speaks with Clayton Campbell, President of the Toronto Police Association, about the policing issues raised in Chief Myron Demkiw’s recent interview with John Moore, including the Toronto mayor’s comments that the city’s top cop must regain public trust amid allegations involving officers.
It’s time for Party for Two! Today Jerry is joined by Will Stewart, Senior Vice President at Enterprise Canada, to break down the top stories of the day.
The United States is pausing a long‑standing military board with Canada, saying Canada has “failed to make credible progress.” Jerry speaks with Aurel Braun, professor of political science and international relations at the University of Toronto and associate at Harvard’s Davis Center, about this.
Next, it’s Telescopic Tuesday, as NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin brings the top science stories of the week!
The hour wraps with a look at "Drop Culture" through Swatch’s newest model.
Jerry opens the show arguing: just sell the booze already. Ontario is sitting on a $79.1‑million stockpile of delisted U.S. alcohol, and storing it could cost taxpayers up to $20 million a year. Meanwhile, Manitoba has lifted its U.S. booze ban so it can sell off wines and liqueurs before they expire.
Next, Jerry discusses two criminal cases with very different legal outcomes.
Ontario police are using spyware that can remotely take over your smartphone, and they’re fighting to keep almost everything about it secret. Jerry speaks with Boris Bytensky, criminal lawyer with CrimLawCanada.com and former President of the Criminal Lawyers’ Association, about the implications of this.
“No, I don’t want my kids using your stupid AI.” Jerry speaks with Katherine Martinko, author of Childhood Unplugged: Practical Advice to Get Kids Off Screens and Find Balance, about how families can push back against AI and tech creep.
On today's Party for Two, Jerry is joined by Jim Richards, host of The Jim Richards Show, to break down the top stories heading into the long weekend.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has unveiled an electricity plan to double Canada’s grid and lower costs. To explain what this means for infrastructure and affordability, Jerry speaks with Francis Syms, Humber Polytechnic’s Head of the School of Clean Energy and Coordinating Lead for the Canadian Clean Energy Workforce Consortium.
Next, it’s Chocolate Fridays for the Jerry Agar Show crew! Jerry asks listeners about the small treat or ritual that gets them through the work week.
The hour wraps with Touchdowns and Fumbles, as Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications, weighs in on the political communications hits and misses of the week.
Jerry opens the show reacting to a professor’s claim that they’re pressured to hand out high grades “like candy.”
Next, Jerry looks at a growing political fight at City Hall as several Toronto councillors want the province’s Billy Bishop airport expansion plan added to the October ballot.
Jerry then breaks down a new study showing tax increases on Canadian businesses are proving costly to the federal government.
Another Toronto transit project won’t meet its opening target. Jerry speaks with Karen Stintz, former Toronto City Councillor, former TTC Chair, and political commentator, about the delay.
On today’s Party for Two, Jerry is joined by Bob Richardson, NEWSTALK 1010 contributor and public affairs consultant, to break down the top stories of the day.
With travel season kicking off, Jerry turns to the question of long‑weekend driving vs. rising gas prices. Dan McTeague, President of Canadians for Affordable Energy, joins him to explain what drivers can expect at the pumps.
Next, it’s time for The Blacklock’s Report, as Tom Korski, Managing Editor at Blacklocks.ca, brings Jerry the latest stories from Ottawa.
Big‑box stores are rolling out a new anti‑theft tactic, but critics warn it raises serious privacy concerns.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on how “Not American” has become the sum total of Canada’s national identity.
He then turns to the Auditor General’s findings that commercial trucker training and licensing in Ontario are deeply problematic. Amanda Corbett, Director of the Caledon Community Road Safety Advocacy Group, joins Jerry to weigh in on this in her community.
Canada’s auto industry could disappear by 2040, according to RBC. To unpack this, Jerry speaks with David Adams, President and CEO of Global Automakers of Canada.
The hour closes with political columnist Brian Lilley from the Toronto Sun, who joins Jerry to discuss his latest column arguing that the Ontario Liberals can’t sweep voting irregularities under the rug.
It’s time for Party for Two! Today, Jerry is at the party table with Will Stewart, Senior Vice President at Enterprise Canada, to break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then discusses the production of A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical with Nick Fradiani, who plays a young Neil Diamond about stepping into the role and bringing the story to the stage.
Next, Jerry looks into housing‑and‑finance stories with Ron Butler, Principal at Butler Mortgage. A condo developer is now letting buyers put units on layaway for $1,000 a month and Canadian consumer insolvencies have reached their highest quarterly volume since 2009.
The hour wraps with new polling showing Canadians are split on MPs who cross the floor.
Jerry opens the show reacting to a new report showing Canada Post’s latest bailout pushes total financial aid to $2.72B since 2025.
Jerry then turns to two major tech‑security stories with NEWSTALK 1010 tech expert Carmi Levy: AI systems used by Ontario doctors are hallucinating, and a deal has been reached with hackers after several Canadian universities were hit by a major security breach.
Next, Jerry looks at new data from Statistics Canada showing more millennials are living with their parents as adults than boomers did at the same age. He speaks with Hannah Alper, a Toronto‑based journalist, about the trend.
How do you frame conversations about money with kids?
It’s time for Party for Two! Today, Jerry is joined by Karen Stintz, former Toronto City Councillor, former TTC Chair, and political commentator, to break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then asks: Why do men pay more for car insurance in Ontario?
Next, it’s Telescopic Tuesday, as NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin brings the top science stories of the week.
A new survey reveals that half of single Canadians don’t believe dating is financially worth it.
Jerry opens the show by asking: Should we elect judges? He reacts to a case where a judge gave a lenient sentence to help a trucker avoid deportation after a fatal Ontario crash.
With the census due today, Jerry brings Robert Turner on‑air to walk through the process and completes his own census live on-air.
Jerry then turns to Bill 107, the Stop Harmful Gambling Advertising Act, and speaks with Steve Joordens, psychology professor at the University of Toronto Scarborough. They talk about the psychological impact of gambling ads.
Boys are falling behind in school, and some experts say the gap starts as early as kindergarten. Jerry breaks down the research and the implications and takes listener calls.
On today's Party for Two, Jerry is at the party table with Brian Lilley, political columnist with the Toronto Sun, to break down the top stories of the day.
Next, Jerry turns to Tech Topics with Francis Syms, Associate Dean of Information and Communications Technology at Humber Polytechnic, to explore the top tech topics of the day.
Can ChatGPT be charged in a murder? Jerry speaks with Gavin Tighe, senior partner at Gardiner Roberts LLP and chair of the firm’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution Group, to unpack the legal implications of this.
Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine‑Smith has lost his nomination battle for an upcoming Ontario provincial byelection. Jerry speaks with CTV political commentator, Scott Reid, about this.
Jerry opens the show with a debate about dogs in restaurants. Should they be allowed?
He then speaks with Rod Phillips, former Ontario Finance Minister and now Vice Chair of Canaccord Genuity and Chair of Toronto Global, the group leading Toronto’s bid for the Defence and Security Resilience Bank (DSRB). Rod discusses his column on why Toronto is the right location for this new global defence bank.
Next, Jerry looks at two tech‑and‑transportation stories with Lorraine Sommerfeld, columnist at driving.ca. Are Waymo driverless cars coming to Toronto, and what happens when their technology glitches?
Jerry then talks about a Toronto condo buyer who’s raising a stink over a new high‑rise with no garbage chutes.
On today’s Party for Two, Jerry is joined by Jim Richards to break down the top stories of the day.
Organized crime groups are driving grocery store theft across Canada. Former RCMP Superintendent and current president of Clement Advisory Group Garry Clement joins Jerry to explain.
Next, Jerry discusses a milestone in Canadian sports as the Toronto Tempo prepare for their first‑ever regular‑season WNBA game.
It's Touchdowns and Fumbles! This week, communications strategist Bob Reid weighs in on Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles’ comments suggesting Premier Doug Ford might one day “end up in prison,” and her refusal to walk the statement back.
Jerry opens the show with Toronto’s decision to write off $4.3 million in unpaid debts and fines, raising questions about how the city manages enforcement and whether this sends the wrong message to residents.
Brad Bradford is accusing Olivia Chow of running a shadow re‑election campaign on the taxpayer’s dime. Public affairs consultant and NEWSTALK 1010 contributor Bob Richardson joins Jerry to discuss if this fits within campaign rules.
Next, Jerry discusses Ontario’s plan to crack down on drug use on public transit and what this says about the broader breakdown of social cohesion. Globe and Mail columnist Robyn Urback joins him to discuss the issue.
Toronto is pushing ahead on a $675‑million shelter plan, despite multiple lawsuits challenging the project. So Jerry asks, where should shelters go?
On today's Party for Two, Dave Trafford is at the party table to talk about the top stories of the day.
What’s going on with concert and tour cancellations? Have ticket prices gone too far?
Tom Korski joins the show for the Blacklock's Report, bringing top stories from Ottawa and Parliament Hill.
Millennials are more likely to live with their parents than past generations have. Do you have adult children living with you?
Jerry opens the show with his thoughts on BCE firing employees who falsified workplace attendance.
Sean Shapiro is here to discuss the City of London supporting an extension of the e-scooter pilot project which fines parents.
Ontario Solicitor General, Michael Kerzner, speaks with Jerry about the Police Record Checks Reform Act.
Plus, Toronto wasn’t ready for this winter’s snowstorm. So it wants to spend millions more to make sure it doesn’t happen again. Political commentator Karen Stintz weighs in on this.
On today's Party for Two, Jerry is joined by Vass Bednar, managing director of the Canadian Shield Institute, to unpack the top stories of the day.
Plus, the last names of lottery winners will no longer appear in news releases. Jerry speaks with Tony Bitonti, OLG spokesperson, about why the shift is happening and what it means for privacy and transparency.
Canada will get a new Governor General. Jerry speaks with Craig Baird, historian and host of Canadian History Ehx, about the role’s importance, and the last time a Governor General had to hold a government to account.
The show wraps up with Jerry’s thoughts on a new Ontario law that caps resale prices, a move that has frustrated many season‑ticket holders.
Jerry opens the show by arguing that Mayor Olivia Chow is already campaigning, even though she hasn’t formally entered the mayoral race.
Then Jerry recounts a moment from the morning: Francois‑Philippe Champagne stopped by the prep room, and Jerry shares how the encounter unfolded.
Next, Jerry digs into new polling questions with John Wright, veteran pollster and CEO of Canada Pulse Insights, including whether everyone really needs to fill out the census to get proper numbers.
Canada promised FIFA “appropriate” labour‑law exemptions, according to newly surfaced documents. To break down the employment‑law implications, Jerry speaks with Sunira Chaudhri, employment lawyer at Workly Law.
It’s time for Party for Two! Jerry is joined by Bob Richardson, NEWSTALK 1010 contributor and public affairs consultant, to break down the biggest stories of the day, including:
Marit Stiles’ “You’ll be in prison, Doug” comment, and her push for a Greenbelt public inquiryThe Prime Minister naming a replacement for Governor General Mary SimonA new report showing Toronto rideshare drivers spend half their time on the road without a passenger
Then, Jerry looks at a Toronto Star feature asking Torontonians what they would do if they were mayor, from tax cuts, to income support for artists, to a proposed “bat signal" to combat crime.
It’s Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin! NEWSTALK 1010’s science expert brings the latest in science and space.
Plus, gas prices are expected to jump again. Jerry takes your calls: Are rising fuel costs forcing you to rethink or scale back your summer road trip plans?
Jerry opens the show with reaction to Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles’ remark to the Premier, saying, “you’ll be in prison, Doug,” and her claim that a public inquiry into the Greenbelt could reveal what she describes as “dirty deals.”
Then, a look at a Swedish innovation that could help traffic calming in Toronto. Jerry speaks with Karin Wiklund, Marketing Manager at Edeva AB, the company behind ActiBump, a smart speed‑control system that only activates when drivers exceed the limit.
Next, Jerry turns to a new report on Toronto City Council attendance. He speaks with former Toronto mayor John Tory about the expectations of elected officials.
Then, Jerry takes your calls on councillors skipping meetings and whether the city should crack down harder on absenteeism.
It’s time for Party for Two! Today Jerry is joined by Sabrina Nanji from the Queen’s Park Observer, to break down the top political stories of the day.
Jerry then speaks with Philip Cross, former chief economic analyst for Statistics Canada, about why young workers are not experiencing the “resilient” economy politicians keep talking about.
Next, Jerry turns to City Hall spending. Justin Holmes, reporter with the Toronto Sun, weighs in on revelations that the city’s shelters division spent $300 million on sole‑source contracts.
Youth radicalization is rising in Canada, according to a new CSIS report. Jerry speaks with Kelly Sundberg, Professor of Criminology at Mount Royal University, about this.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on Progress Toronto’s Integrity Commissioner complaint against Brad Bradford, and why he believes the organization is out of line on the issue.
Jerry then dives into two legal stories with Gavin Tighe, senior partner at Gardiner Roberts LLP and chair of the firm’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution Group. Together they discuss: the Ontario Court of Appeal ruling that a dog walker bitten on the job can’t sue because she “owned” the pet at the time, and the five‑year sentence handed to person who broke into a 61‑year‑old Toronto woman’s home and climbed into bed with her.
Next, it’s Jerry’s monthly check‑in with Toronto Police Association President Clayton Campbell, who discusses top policing stories in the city.
Is it time to ditch passwords altogether? Jerry speaks with Francis Syms, Associate Dean of Information and Communications Technology at Humber Polytechnic, about a phishing‑resistant alternative that experts say is the future of digital security.
On today’s Party for Two, Jerry is joined by Ryan Knight, co-founder of the Afro Caribbean Business Network and owner of Detailing Knights, to break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then talks about B'nai Brith's Annual Audit of Antisemitic Incidents, with Richard Robertson, the Director of Research & Advocacy.
Then, Jerry responds to comments made by Hank Idsinga on The Jim Richards Show.
It's Friday! This week on Touchdowns and Fumbles, Bob Reid takes your thoughts on the communications surrounding the Sovereign Wealth Fund. What worked, what didn’t, and how the message landed.
Jerry opens the show asking: Is Doug Ford slipping? Despite recent backlash, Ford insists he hasn’t lost his way.
Next, Jerry turns to NEWSTALK 1010 tech expert, Carmi Levy to weigh in on phony QR codes found on Bike Share bikes and parking machines, and new reporting that AI was not to blame in the Tumbler Ridge shooting.
Jerry then discusses the conversation between Paul Calandra and Deb Hutton about the province‑wide Day of Action, with lawyer Gavin Tighe.
Oil prices have hit a new wartime high, gas prices are expected to rise, and a Trump‑approved pipeline could boost Canada‑U.S. oil exports Jerry speaks with Dan McTeague, the President, Canadians for Affordable Energy.
On today's Party for Two, Jason Agnew, host of Sunday Morning Trivia on NEWSTALK 1010, joins Jerry to break down the top stories of the day.
Canada is in the early stages of talks on whether to privatize airports. To unpack the implications of this, Jerry speaks with aviation expert John Tory Jr.
Next, it’s The Blacklock’s Report, with Tom Korski, Managing Editor at Blacklocks.ca, bringing the latest stories from Ottawa.
Plus, retro landline phones are suddenly back, and adults and kids are buying them.
Jerry opens the show discussing the Ontario‑wide Day of Action called by teachers’ unions, including the messaging that “Doug Ford will put 40 kids in a classroom with one teacher.”
Canada has been chosen as the host country for a new multinational defence bank. To explain what this means for Canada, Jerry speaks with Christian Leuprecht, Professor of Leadership at the Royal Military College and Queen’s University.
Next, Jerry turns to rising concerns about antisemitism in the City of Toronto. He speaks with Joe Warmington of the Toronto Sun.
On today’s Party for Two, Jerry is joined by Randi Rahamim, Managing Director at Teneo, to break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then speaks with Preet Banerjee, the founder of MoneyGaps.com, about the fiscal update and rate announcements.
Jerry and real estate lawyer, Bob Aaron, talk about the Montreal‑area homebuyers who are suing for $425,000, because an intruder’s violent death in the home was never disclosed.
Plus, have we gone too far with national “days”? From National Pizza Day to National Puppy Day, Jerry explores why the calendar is overflowing, and how this connects to the TDSB’s Days of Significance.
Jerry opens the show with financial commentator, Pattie Lovett-Reid, to talk about Mark Carney’s fiscal update.
He then takes your calls on Ontario’s proposal to ban cellphones in schools and restrict social media access for kids, as the province considers new rules.
Doug Ford’s poll numbers have slipped. Jerry speaks with Brian Lilley about the direction of the government.
Plus, should Virgin Radio Producer Leah have given up her seat on an airplane?
On today's party for two, Jerry speaks with Will Stewart, Senior Vice President at Enterprise Canada, to break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then speaks with Deb Hutton, host of The Deb Hutton Show, about Carney’s recent comments that the state of 24 Sussex is “an embarrassment.”
It's Telescopic Tuesday! NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin brings Jerry the top science stories of the week.
Jerry addresses how we solve problems, and how people always think they are correct.
Jerry opens the show with his thoughts on Rogers offering voluntary severance packages as part of a cost‑cutting effort, and why he believes the government should be doing the same.
He then turns to Canada’s first national sovereign wealth fund, and speaks with Emmanuelle Faubert, an economist at the MEI, about what it is.
Next, branding and marketing expert Tony Chapman joins Jerry to discuss two stories: Kellogg’s bringing back cereal‑box toys for the release of Toy Story 5, and McDonald’s Canada adding trendy new drinks to its menu.
The UAE is leaving OPEC. President of the Canadians for Affordable Energy, Dan McTeague, joins Jerry to break down what this means for consumers.
Karen Stintz joins Jerry today at the party table to discuss some of today's top stories including the gun threat at the White House correspondents’ dinner.
Bob Richardson joins the show to answer questions on the future of the NDP more importantly, if there is a future for the party at all.
Jerry takes your calls on if Patti Hadju should still be minister, and why does our city continue to make decisions that don't make sense? Jerry expresses his thoughts on this topic being an issue for a very long time!
Jerry opens today's show following up with his conversation with Mark Mendelson last Friday about the alleged antisemitism claims within the TPS.
Anne Marie Aikins chats with Jerry to discuss her article on why Doug Ford’s government should expect leaks to reporters.
Jerry also takes on the topic of what the punishment should be if caught watching Netflix on your phone.
On today's Party for Two, Jim Richards is at the party table to talk about the top stories of the day with Jerry!
Toronto police have busted an alleged “SMS‑blaster” cybercrime ring in the first case of its kind in Canada.
Newstalk 1010 tech expert, Carmi Levy is here to break down how this works and if we should worry.
Next, Jerry discusses antisemitism in the Toronto Police service with Newstalk 1010 crime expert and former homicide detective, Mark Mendelson.
It's Friday! That means, Bob Reid is here for Touchdowns and Fumbles. This week Bob gets your opinion on Premier Ford's decision to cancel the purchase of the provincial jet.
Jerry opens the show talking about thin‑skinned politicians who seem to be sensitive to criticism in public debate.
Jerry then speaks with Dave Trafford about several major provincial issues, including, proposals to restrict foreign ownership of farmland, Ontario’s plan to require a financial‑literacy test for high‑school graduation, and changes to FOI legislation.
Next, Jerry gets your thoughts on the province’s new requirement that Ontario high‑school students will soon need to pass a financial‑literacy test to graduate.
Plus, what’s the future of the cheque? As financial literacy becomes mandatory, Jerry asks listeners whether cheques will even exist when today’s kids become adults.
It’s Party for Two! Today Barb DiGiulio joins Jerry to break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then speaks with Wayne Smith, Director of the Institute for Hospitality and Tourism Research at TMU, about the economic impacts of bringing the World Cup to Toronto.
The Blacklock's Report, with Tom Korski, Managing Editor at Blacklocks.ca, covers the latest from Ottawa and Parliament Hill.
Dogs have taken over nearly every aspect of our lives. Jerry gets your thoughts on this.
Jerry opens the show by talking about the city going after a landlord for property‑standards violations by beginning $120,000 in repairs that will be charged back to the owner.
Jerry then looks at a new report on policy choices and the decline of entrepreneurship in Canada with Charles Lammam, a Senior Fellow at the MEI.
Ontario cities push the province to cover losses from development‑charge cuts, Jerry weighs in with his thoughts.
Plus, the City council has approved expanding the Jet Ski ban along more of the waterfront, and Jerry gets your thoughts.
On today's Party for Two, Mike Kakuk, co‑host of Mornings with Mike and Meg on AM800 in Windsor, joins Jerry to break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then takes your calls on business security and crime, continuing the conversation sparked by the Fairview Mall shooting.
Next, Jerry asks: How difficult is it to sell a property with a history like Kingston Pen? Frank Leo weighs in on this.
Canada must be able to conduct its own space launches, according to a new federal bill. But can Canada do it? Jesse Rogerson, Astrophysicist and assistant professor at York University explains whether Canada can realistically achieve this.
Jerry opens the show with news that Pride organizations are calling on Ontario to create a fund to support the festival. Jerry gives his thoughts on this.
Jerry then turns to a city councillor’s $20,000 in legal fees, which may end up on the taxpayers’ tab. He speaks with Sunira Chaudhri, employment lawyer from Workly Law.
Next, Jerry looks at business security and crime following the Fairview Mall security‑guard shooting with security and personnel protection expert, John Cowan.
Jerry speaks with Tasha Kheiriddin, who argues that Carney is preparing to fail in negotiations with Trump.
On today's Party for Two, Bob Richardson, NEWSTALK 1010 contributor and public affairs consultant, joins Jerry to break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then looks at a promise fulfilled by Mark Carney. Provinces are on track to allow cross‑border alcohol sales by next month.
Next, it’s Telescopic Tuesday, as NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin brings the top science stories of the week.
A new survey found that false online health information is prompting doctors to intervene more often. Jerry speaks with Dr. Mitch, NEWSTALK 1010 Medical Correspondent about this.
Jerry opens the show with his thoughts on Marineland’s request for a $10–$20 million federal loan to export belugas to the United States, raising questions about ethics, oversight, and public funding.
Branding and marketing expert Tony Chapman weighs in on Nike’s “walkers tolerated” Boston Marathon ad, which was pulled after backlash and Drake’s massive ice‑sculpture promo.
Jerry then looks at new data showing the Canadian military has hit a 30‑year recruitment high, with many permanent residents joining.
The city of Toronto may drop a 24-year ban on sidewalk vending licenses.
It’s Party for Two! Today, Sabrina Nanji, of the Queen’s Park Observer, joins Jerry to break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then speaks with Bob Carter, Mayor of Minden Hills, about the thousands of sandbags distributed during the town’s state of emergency as flooding continues to threaten homes and infrastructure.
Enterprise demanded nearly $10,000 from a couple over alleged diesel damage but the evidence suggests otherwise. Jerry digs into the story.
Plus, have you ever walked into a room and forgotten why? Jerry talks about "roomnesia" and asks, does this happen to you?
Jerry opens the show with the news that Doug Ford is backing off the airplane purchase, as the province now plans to sell the $28.9‑million private jet “as quickly as possible” following public backlash. Jerry then speaks with Brian Lilley, political columnist at the Toronto Sun, about his column arguing that Ford caved to pressure in reversing the jet decision.
Next, Jerry turns to a safety issue where drivers keep running the same Scarborough red light, prompting a local councillor to speak out. Jerry speaks with Sean Shapiro about the rules of the intersection.
Jerry also discusses an incident in which Caryma Sa’d’s phone was taken while she was covering a protest, raising questions about safety.
It’s Party for Two! Today, Jim Richards, host of The Jim Richards Show on NEWSTALK 1010, joins Jerry to break down the top stories of the day.
He then speaks with Mike Ross, producer, co‑creator, and performer of Inside American Pie, about Mirvish’s new show and the stories behind one of music’s most iconic songs.
Next, Jerry takes calls from women about safety in the city, following new reporting on drug use and danger during Toronto’s World Cup events.
The hour wraps with Touchdowns and Fumbles, as Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications, weighs in on the communications strategy around Toronto’s World Cup Fan Fest.
Jerry opens the show by talking about how Ontario has purchased a $28.9‑million private jet. Aviation expert John Tory Jr. helps break down the purchase, and if it was a good idea.
Jerry then turns to parenting with the idea that your kids will make mistakes, and your job is to let them. Katherine Martinko, author of Childhood Unplugged, discusses letting children fail to learn in life.
Next, Jerry discusses the over 150 inmates who were improperly released from Ontario jails, with some missing for months.
On today's Party for Two, Randi Rahamim, Managing Director at Teneo, joins Jerry at the party table to break down the top stories of the day. Jerry then speaks with Conservative MP Sandra Cobena from Newmarket–Aurora about gas prices, gas taxes, and the political fallout from floor crossers in Ottawa. On this week's Blacklock’s Report, Tom Korski, Managing Editor at Blacklocks.ca, brings the latest stories from Parliament Hill and explains what’s really happening behind the scenes. Plus - after hearing about the Italian dunk tank for bad politicians, Jerry asks: which politicians would you dunk, and why?
Jerry opens the show with the story of a Ford government minister and Vaughan MPP who claimed to have attended a prestigious U.S. university in official bios... but didn’t. Employment lawyer Sunira Chaudhri from Workly Law joins Jerry to talk about the legal and ethical lines when it comes to misrepresenting credentials. Jerry then turns to a new report showing that small business closures in Canada are now outpacing new business starts. Ryan Mallough, VP of Legislative Affairs at the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, explains what’s driving the trend and what it means for local business. Next, Jerry turns to an Italian town's political tradition: putting an effigy of a politician in a cage and dunking them for making the year’s worst decision. Marco Lazzeri and Diana Ferrari from the Feste Vigiliane in Trento explain how the event works.
It’s Party for Two! Today Will Stewart, Senior Vice President at Enterprise Canada, joins Jerry to break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then speaks with Noah Jarvis, Ontario Director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, about why Toronto’s proposed government‑run grocery stores will cost taxpayers and won’t make food cheaper, according to the CTF.
Could the Liberal win in Terrebonne push more Conservative MPs to cross the floor? Political commentator, Tasha Kheiriddin, weighs in.
The city’s World Cup Fan Fest was supposed to be free but now the city plans to charge for it. Jerry gives his thoughts and gets yours.
Jerry opens the show with the story of a Whitby councillor facing a 30-day pay suspension after a ruling from the Integrity Commissioner.
New data shows Ontario high‑school attendance has dropped to 40%. Jerry gives his thoughts on mandatory attendance.
Next, Jerry looks at a new report arguing that a lack of incentives is limiting the adoption of new health technologies in Canada. Emmanuelle Faubert, an Economist at the Montreal Economic Institute gives insight into the report.
Did Winners close some of its bathrooms? Jerry talks about the broader issue of public washroom access, and whether businesses should be expected to keep them open to the public.
It’s Party for Two! Today Tristin Hopper joins Jerry at the table to break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry and Brian Lilley discuss last night’s by‑election results and the newly announced fuel tax break.
Next, it’s Telescopic Tuesday, as NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin brings the top science stories of the week and answers listener questions.
Prime Minister Carney announced that Canada is temporarily suspending the federal fuel excise tax on gas, diesel, and aviation fuel. Jerry speaks with Dan McTeague, president of Canadians for Affordable Energy, about what this means for prices.
Jerry opens the show reacting to the Liberal majority government win and asks... now what?
Jerry then turns to a new report showing Ontario is falling behind its U.S. neighbours. Jake Fuss, Senior Analyst at the Fraser Institute joins Jerry to break down the numbers and what Ontario needs to do.
Next, it’s time for Ask a (Former) Traffic Cop, as Jerry brings your traffic questions to Sean Shapiro!
Anthropic’s new AI model has sparked a rush from industry and government to strengthen cyber‑defence. Jerry speaks with Associate Deam of information and communication at Humber Polytechnic.
On today's Party for Two, Jerry and today’s party guest, Karen Stintz, break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then looks at a new opinion piece arguing that bigger cars should cost more when it comes to parking spaces. He takes your calls on the question of whether bigger cars should pay more for street parking?
Next, Jerry speaks with Dan McTeague, president of Canadians for Affordable Energy, about how gas prices are impacted by the war in Iran, and how Dan predicts gas priced in an unpredictable situation.
Plus, what do you do when your kid has a meltdown in public? Jerry takes your calls and stories.
Jerry opens the show by talking about floor crossers amid today's federal by-election.
Jerry then speaks with Jay Goldberg, Canadian Affairs Manager at the Consumer Choice Center, about his latest column arguing that Canada should be listening to United States' trade grievances because it could affect Canadian industries.
Next, Jerry turns to today’s federal by‑election, speaking with Graham Richardson, CTV Ottawa Bureau Chief.
Do you have a decompression ritual before or after work?
It’s time for Party for Two, and today Deb is joined by Jim Richards, host of The Jim Richards Show on NEWSTALK 1010, to break down the top stories of the day.
Deb then looks at Toronto’s Vacant Home Tax, including a question about how it’s being applied and whether it’s working as intended.
Police and the city are investigating the removal of trees in a midtown neighbourhood without permits. Deb takes your calls: Should homeowners be allowed to remove trees on their own property without city approval?
The show closes with Touchdowns and Fumbles! Deb Hutton and Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications, get your thoughts on Melania Trump’s rare public statement, in which she said she was never remotely friends with Jeffrey Epstein.
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar show and opens the show with TTC spokesperson, Stuart Green, to talk about how subway service on Line 2 was suspended for nearly three hours this morning.
Deb then turns to retail shoplifting. Are these thefts the result of a high cost of living or organized crime?
Next, Markham has lost more than $7 million in federal funding after blocking fourplexes using strong‑mayor powers. Mayor Frank Scarpitti, the Mayor of Markham, joins the show.
Artemis II returns to Earth today, ending a record‑breaking trip around the moon. Paul Delaney, Professor Emeritus, Department of Physics & Astronomy, York University breaks it down.
On today's Party for Two, Deb Hutton is hosting the show and Jerry Agar is at the party table to break down the top stories of the day.
Deb continues the Botox story with Dr. Ihab Matta, owner and director of DM Cosmetic and Wellness Centre in Woodbridge, who discusses the risks, regulations, and what patients should know before undergoing cosmetic procedures.
Next, it’s The Blacklock's Report, with Tom Korski, covering the top political and accountability stories from Ottawa and Parliament Hill.
The hour closes with an Iran update with Christian Leuprecht. The ceasefire in the Iran war is teetering, strained by disagreements over Lebanon and the Strait of Hormuz.
Deb Hutton is hosting the Jerry Agar Show today and opens the show by taking your calls on floor‑crossing politicians like Marilyn Gladu, who earlier this year backed a petition calling for automatic byelections when MPs cross the floor.
Deb discusses floor crossing politicians and then turns to Toronto’s plan to ban jet skis and certain boats from parts of the waterfront, with John Tory. She then takes your calls; do you care about jet skis along the waterfront?
Next, she looks at a troubling investigation: “They went for Botox to look better. They ended up in the ICU struggling to breathe.” Toronto Star investigative reporter, Sheila Wang, explains what went wrong and what regulators are now examining.
It’s time for Party for Two! Jerry and today’s guest, Mike Kakuk, co‑host of Mornings with Mike and Meg on AM800 in Windsor, break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then speaks with Tasha Kheiriddin, political commentator, about her latest analysis: “Bill C‑12 will not solve Canada’s immigration problems” and the breaking news that Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu has crossed the floor to join the Liberals.
Next, Jerry looks at Canada’s Wonderland's new chaperone policy in response to unruly behaviour at amusement parks across North America.
The hour wraps with a conversation about conspiracies and science: Did we really land on the moon? Why do these conspiracies persist?
Jerry opens the show with the news that the TDSB plans to cut nearly 300 teaching jobs this fall.
Jerry then gets a gas price update with Dan McTeague, president of Canadians for Affordable Energy, following news of an Iran ceasefire and shifting global energy pressures.
Next, Jerry speaks with Hannah Alper, about a Gen Z trend where young people are trading drinking and clubbing for lectures and “third spaces.”
Turning to international news, Trump agrees to a two‑week ceasefire and Iran says it will allow passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Jerry speaks with Jon Allen, Senior Fellow at the Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History and former Canadian ambassador to Israel, to discuss the ceasefire.
It’s time for Party for Two, where Jerry and today’s guest, Tim Hudak break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then looks at the Conservatives’ new advertising push, where Pierre Poilievre takes a more measured tone. Amanda Galbraith, co‑founder and partner at Oyster Group and host of Free For All Fridays, joins Jerry to discuss the strategy behind the shift.
It's Telescopic Tuesday! NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin brings the top science stories of the week.
Plus, did Jerry lose his sense of wonder?
Jerry opens the show responding to an article arguing that political attacks on Canadian judges must stop. Jerry explains his point of view.
Small business owners on Queen West are facing steep fines for their A‑frame sidewalk signs. Jerry looks at whether the city is being fair to these local shops.
Jerry then turns to rising global tensions. Iran is calling for human chains to protect power plants as Donald Trump’s deadline approaches. He speaks with Christian Leuprecht, Professor in Leadership at the Royal Military College and Queen’s University, to break down this situation.
As airlines raise prices, Canadians are choosing different destinations. Have you changed your travel plans?
On today's Party for Two, Jerry is joined by Dave Trafford, Chief Executive Producer at Story Studio Network and host of the On the Ledge podcast, to break down the top stories of the day.
Toronto has given AI the green light to help ease traffic woes. Will it work?
Astrophysicist Jesse Rogerson joins Jerry to talk about the Artemis II space mission, complete with plumbing issues and problems with Microsoft Outlook.
Jerry shares the story of a Waterloo student's interactive map to help guide students away from aggressive Canadian Geese on campus.
Jerry opens the show by talking about rising oil and gas prices, especially as Amazon, Air Canada, and WestJet add new fuel surcharges.
Jerry then turns to the story of Polymarket, the prediction‑market platform banned in Ontario, despite flyers being handed out outside a Blue Jays game. He speaks with Andreas Park, Professor of Finance at the University of Toronto.
Toronto Police Association President Clayton Campbell is here for the monthly check-in with Jerry, covering the latest policing stories in the city.
Is failing good for kids? Have you ever let your kid fail at something even though you wanted to help them succeed?
On today's Party for Two, Jerry and Barb DiGiulio break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then speaks with Michael Aitken, co‑founder and owner of El Mariachi Tacos and Churros, about his column on how temporary foreign worker restrictions are hurting his business.
Next, it’s The Blacklocks Report, with Tom Korski, Managing Editor at Blacklocks.ca, bringing the latest federal news from Ottawa.
A Canadian activist’s ship collided with a krill trawler near Antarctica. Jerry shares his thoughts and takes your calls on this issue.
Jerry opens the show by talking about stepping up and doing what you have to do to get your foot in the door and succeed in life.
He then turns to the story of a truck driver charged for attending a Teams video conference while driving, and asks listeners: What’s the craziest thing you’ve seen other drivers do on the road?
Next, what happened to chocolate? Hershey even says it will return all Reese’s products to their classic recipe over complaints of companies using less quality ingredients. Jerry speaks with Michael von Massow, University of Guelph food economist, about why companies cut ingredients and how consumers notice the difference.
Stellantis is apparently eyeing the Brampton assembly plant for Chinese EV production, a potential deal that has drawn criticism from both the premier and the union.
It’s time for Party for Two! Jerry and today’s guest, Randi Rahamim, Managing Director at Teneo, break down the top stories of the day, including, a stolen KitKat tracker!
Jerry then looks at new polling showing that global gas and oil price hikes are squeezing Canadian households. He speaks with John Wright, veteran pollster and CEO of Canada Pulse Insights, about how widespread the financial pressure has become.
Next, Jerry explores a potential rule change that could bring more food trucks, vendors, and buskers to Toronto’s streets.
Jerry circles back to the launch of Artemis II, this time with Paul Delaney, professor emeritus in Physics and Astronomy at York University, who also tries to convince Jerry that this is something exciting.
Jerry opens the show by talking about Artemis II as it prepares for its moon‑orbit mission today. Jerry admits he’s underwhelmed because we are only passing the moon, but should he be excited? He speaks with Jesse Rogerson, astrophysicist and assistant professor at York University, about why this mission matters.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is heading to Texas to talk trade and tariffs. Jerry asks former Toronto mayor John Tory whether these trade talks are meaningful.
Jerry then turns to dynamic pricing, as Old Navy experiments with real‑time price changes. He speaks with Francis Syms, Associate Dean of Information and Communications Technology at Humber Polytechnic, about how dynamic pricing works and whether consumers should brace for more of it.
Then, a look at the TTC’s financial challenges with higher costs and fewer riders than in 2019. Staff warn that even winning riders back won’t fix the system’s structural problems. Jerry speaks with Karen Stintz, political commentator and former TTC chair.
It’s time for Party for Two! Jerry and Will Stewart look into the top stories of the day.
Former traffic officer, Sean Shapiro, joins Jerry to answer traffic questions, including the moment he once ticketed a pedestrian for failing to obey a traffic signal.
Then it’s Telescopic Tuesday, as Science Expert Dan Riskin brings the top science stories of the week.
Jerry takes your calls: What tests do you use to determine if someone is marriage material?
Jerry opens the show by discussing the hateful reaction he received after his Toronto Sun column yesterday on public grocery stores.
A new provincial–federal partnership will cut development charges in half to reduce taxes and fees on new homes. Jerry and Frank Leo talk about what this could mean for the home‑sale market for existing homes.
Next, Jerry discusses the KitKat heist where thieves stole more than 400,000 bars and the hilarious ways other companies are responding online. Branding and marketing expert Tony Chapman joins Jerry to break down why this story has gone viral.
Franco Terrazzano, Federal Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, is here to explain why the CTF is calling for fuel‑tax relief to ease financial pressure on Canadians.
Sabrina Nanji from the Queens Park Observer is at the party table with Jerry on today's party for two where they break down the top political stories of the day.
Jerry then turns to the story of how Ottawa bet big on the world’s largest cricket farm, only to run into two major problems — the “yuck factor” and the price.
A new survey shows most Canadians support banning social media for those under 16, but will kids simply find ways around it?
The hour closes with a major housing announcement from Mark Carney, Doug Ford, and Olivia Chow: a new provincial–federal partnership will cut development charges in half to reduce taxes and fees on new homes. Jerry speaks with Ron Butler of Butler Mortgage to break down what this means for the housing market.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on Avi Lewis’ victory in the NDP leadership race. But he asks the big question: Is the NDP about to implode?
He then turns to the news that two years after booze arrived in corner stores, the LCBO is down $780 million. Jerry takes a deeper dive into the numbers to explain what’s really going on.
In a dramatic robbery at the Oshawa Centre, where bear spray was used, bystanders stepped in to stop the suspects. Jerry speaks with crime expert and former homicide detective Mark Mendelson about whether people are becoming more inclined to intervene.
Plus, Jerry talks about being bougie on a budget and not overspending.
Jim Richards is at the party table for today's Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day.
Jerry then digs into the latest provincial budget with Toronto Sun political columnist, Brian Lilley.
With the Blue Jays home opener tonight, Jerry welcomes Jason Agnew and Mike Wilner to preview the game and the season ahead.
Bob Reid is here for Touchdowns and Fumbles. This week, Bob and Jerry get your thoughts on the controversy surrounding the Air Canada CEO, who faces calls for resignation after offering condolences only in English following the fatal collision at LaGuardia Airport.
Jerry opens the show with Toronto City Council’s decision to approve a city‑run grocery store pilot project. He raises questions about affordability and whether government‑run retail can succeed.
He then talks with Ron Butler about Ontario's plan for a full HST break on new homes.
Jerry speaks with Dave Snyder, owner of Forest Lawn Farms, whose video went viral after he returned illegally dumped trash to the homeowner who left it on his property.
Plus, are you the coworker who comes in sick or the one who can’t stand when others do it?
It’s time for Party for Two! Today, Jerry is at the party table with Vass Bednar, managing director of the Canadian Shield Institute.
Kelly Aizicocitz, interim Executive Director at A Better City Toronto chats with Jerry as we are 7 months from the municipal election.
Tom Korski is back for his weekly blacklocks report.
Jerry opens the phone lines to discuss should the Air Canada CEO have apologized following the controversy of the English-only condolence video.
Jerry opens the show by responding to the latest smash-and-grab robbery that put Mississauga jewelry store out of business.
Carmi Levy joins to discuss epic games laying off 100 employees due to the decrease in usage of Fortnite.
Jerry gets your thoughts on Ontario education minister vowing to ‘root out’ bad teachers.
It’s time for Party for Two! Today, Jerry is at the party table with Mike Kakuk, Co‑Host of Mornings with Mike and Meg on AM800 in Windsor, to break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then opens the phone lines with this question: If you’re two minutes late moving your car after your paid time expires, is a ticket fair or a foul?
Residents are worried about the future sale of TDSB and TCDSB school properties, as both boards push for the right to redevelop portions of their land for housing. Jerry gets your thoughts on housing development on school lands.
Canada’s new immigration bill may compromise rights, according to a UN committee. Jerry speaks with Kelly Sundberg, Professor of Criminology at Mount Royal University and former CBSA officer about this.
Jerry opens the show by responding to a series of recent columns written about Premier Doug Ford, offering his take on the narratives and criticisms.
He then shifts to a discussion of spending public taxpayer money and why it leads to overspending.
Jerry speaks with Francis Syms, Associate Dean of Information and Communications Technology at Humber Polytechnic, about two tech‑related stories: A woman whose permanent residence application was rejected after Immigration’s AI reviewer fabricated her job duties, and OpenAI shutting down the Sora app amid growing concerns about deepfakes and consent.
Toronto Police have launched a new counterterrorism unit, including a task force staffed with officers carrying semi‑automatic weapons. Jerry gets your thoughts on this.
On today's Party for Two, Jerry and today’s guest, Sabrina Nanji from the Queen’s Park Observer, are at the party table to break down the top political stories of the day.
It's story time with Jerry, where he talks about a great customer service experience he had, and also how he messed up.
It’s Telescopic Tuesday! NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin brings the top science stories of the week.
Plus, a look at a new federal audit revealing that Canada’s international student program lacks crucial controls. Jerry speaks with Amanda Galbraith, co‑founder and partner at Oyster Group and host of Free For All Fridays, about this.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on a UN committee warning that Canada’s new immigration bill may compromise rights. He then speaks with Brian Lilley, columnist at the Toronto Sun, about his latest piece on why the Liberals are expanding the Temporary Foreign Worker Program.
Jerry turns to the story of Toronto police banning protesters from residential streets in a neighbourhood. Caryma Sa’d, Toronto lawyer and independent journalist, joins him to talk about this.
Then Jerry brings in former TikTok traffic cop Sean Shapiro to answer listener driving questions and clear up the rules everyone argues about.
It’s time for Party for Two, where Jerry and today’s guest, Dave Trafford, the Chief Executive Producer at Story Studio Network and host of On the Ledge, break down the top stories of the day.
Jerry then discusses the rising cost of fuel, asking the questions: Will gas prices hit $2.00 per litre? And at what point does commuting become too expensive for the average worker?
The hour wraps with a workplace story of a Coke Canada Bottling employee who was injured on the job, claiming that accommodating him would be too difficult for the company. Jerry talks with employment lawyer, Sunira Chaudhri, about this.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on the federal government’s plan to cut funding to science, tourism, and foreign aid programs.
He then turns to the implications of the Supreme Court challenge to Quebec’s secularism law, exploring why this case matters for other provinces as well. He speaks with Courtney Betty, a Toronto Lawyer from Betty’s Law
Jerry continues with the story of a Newmarket–Aurora MP introducing a bill to protect home‑invasion victims amid rising crime rates. He speaks with Partner at Bytensky Shikhman Criminal Law Firm, Sonya Shikhman.
A concerned physician and mother, Natasha Larocque, joins Jerry to discuss the growing issue of children using screens during snack and lunch breaks at school, and what this means for development and socialization.
Jim Richards sits at the Party for Two table with Jerry to talk about the top stories of the day.
Loblaw stores have been fined for misrepresenting imported products as Canadian. Jerry speaks to University of Guelph economics, Mike von Massow, on how this happens and why it matters.
Robyn Urback from the Globe and Mail joins Jerry to discuss her column about Don Cherry and why he should receive the order of Canada.
Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid: Pierre Poilievre is getting a lot of reaction for his appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast. Was this a smart communications strategy or a political fumble?
Jerry opens the show reacting to Doug Ford congratulating a man who shot an alleged home invader.
Plus, Doug Ford wants to outlaw resale tickets that cost more than the original price. Jerry takes your calls on the question: How do you actually prevent tickets from being resold?
Chuck Norris has died. Jerry speaks with Richard Crouse, host of the podcast Entertainment Is Broken, about Norris’ legacy, his cultural impact, and why he became a pop‑culture icon.
Jerry discusses city councillor, Jon Burnside's motion to ban flying foreign flags on city property. Jerry weighs in on why he believes Burnside missed the mark.
Randi Rahamim joins Jerry at the party table for today’s Party for Two, where they break down the biggest stories of the day.
A new poll found that most Canadians want algorithmic pricing either banned or tightly regulated. Jerry speaks with small business professor Brad Poulos to explore what this could mean for consumers.
It’s Thursday! Tom Korski stops by for this week’s edition of the Blacklock’s Report.
Jerry ends the show by asking, is Toronto the hardest place in Canada to justify owning a car?
Jerry opens the show with the story of a lawyer demanding that Premier Doug Ford retract his comments about Al-Quds, even threatening legal action if he doesn’t comply.
He then turns to the case of a woman who posted threats toward Mark Carney online and was shocked when police arrived at her home in response.
Employment lawyer Sunira Chaudhri joins Jerry to discuss the rise of AI‑driven job application fraud and the issue of employees sleeping on the job.
Jerry wraps the hour with the story of an American woman who visited family in Canada and left with a hospital bill exceeding $100,000.
Will Stewart, Senior Vice President at Enterprise Canada, joins Jerry at the Party for Two table to talk about the top stories of the day.
Toronto has a pothole problem, Jerry takes you calls about the state of the roads in the city.
Toronto Sun columnist Michele Mandel joins Jerry to discuss why she believes the judge in the Umar Zameer trial does not owe an apology.
TSN’s Matt Cauz weighs in on the NHL’s head of player safety defending the punishment for Radko Gudas’ hit that ended Auston Matthews’ season. Should there be a larger penalty?
Jerry opens the show with commentary on the Ontario police clearing three officers accused of lying at trial following the death of a Toronto Police officer.
Jerry looks into tax season anxiety with psychologist and UBC professor Dr. Christine Korol, exploring why tax time triggers stress.
Would you wear matching outfits with your dog? Jerry talks to branding and marketing expert Tony Chapman about this and more!
Ryan Knight joins Jerry at the Party for Two table to break down the top stories of the day.
It’s Telescopic Tuesday, and Dan Riskin brings the biggest science stories of the week!
Jerry and Tanner celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a special edition of FlavorPhiles, joined by Terance Robson.
Jerry opens the show reacting to news that a convicted rapist and murderer has been granted more unescorted absences, raising serious questions about parole.
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation condemns the Ford government’s attempt to shield some records from public access under proposed FOI changes. Noah Jarvis, the Ontario Director at the Canadian Taxpayers Federation weighs in.
Canada’s hospital emergency rooms have hit a breaking point, with staffing shortages, overcrowding, and long wait times.
Doug Ford says he wants to livestream bail hearings to increase transparency. Lawyer Gavin Tighe talks about if this is legal.
Karen Stintz joins Jerry at the Party for Two table to talk about the top stories of the day, including the debate over upholstered TTC seats.
Residents impacted by home invasions are now considering “virtual gated communities.” NEWSTALK 1010 tech expert Carmi Levy explains what they are and how they work.
The Toronto police union says officers’ rights were violated in an “offensive overreaction” tied to the Project South scandal. Clayton Campbell, President of the Toronto Police Association, joins Jerry to weigh in on this.
Why electronic doors are at the center of an investigation into a deadly Toronto EV fire. Jerry speaks with Brian Turner, automotive writer for Postmedia’s Driving.ca, about whether some modern car features are becoming over‑engineered.
Jerry opens the show in conversation with Dan McTeague, President of Canadians for Affordable Energy, about the steep rise in oil and gas prices across the GTA.
The Ford government proposes a change to Ontario’s Freedom of Information laws that would keep the premier’s records secret. Sabrina Nanji from Queen’s Park Observer joins Jerry to break down what this could mean for transparency and the media.
Ontario’s Attorney General calls on the federal government to consider legalizing pepper spray. Jerry takes your calls to hear what listeners think about the idea.
Builders warn that Toronto’s World Cup traffic plan, which pauses some construction, could stall projects and delay home building. Richard Lyall, President of RESCON, weighs in on the impact.
Jim Richards joins Jerry at the Party for Two table to break down the top stories of the day.
The Conservatives introduce a bill to create a self‑defence law for home invasions. Jerry shared his thoughts on a self-defence law.
Should Don Cherry receive the Order of Canada?
It's Friday! Bob Reid is here for this week's Touchdowns and Fumbles where he and Jerry get your thoughts on Doug Ford announcing the province will take over Billy Bishop Airport.
Jerry opens the show with his thoughts on councillor Brad Bradford’s call for the city to stop this weekend's Al‑Quds Day protest.
Brampton considers LED crosswalks as part of new traffic‑calming measures. Jerry speaks with Brampton city councillor, Rowena Santos, about what this could look like.
Jerry gets the fresh polling numbers on the Canada–US relationship from Nik Nanos of Nanos Research, and they also talk about Mark Carney woo-ing more floor‑crossers.
Jerry tells you what he thinks of the Niagara regional chair who resigned after accusations he owned a copy of Mein Kampf signed by Adolf Hitler.
Sabrina Nanji joins Jerry at the party table on Party for Two to go over the top provincial political stories of the day.
Can anything solve Ontario’s homelessness crisis? Jerry shares why he doesn't think it is possible.
It's Thursday! Tom Korski is here for this week's edition of The Blacklock's Report.
Canada advances to the World Baseball Classic quarterfinals for the first time ever. Jerry speaks with Jason Agnew and Toronto Star columnist, Mike Wilner.
Jerry opens the show by reorganizing Toronto politics, weighing in on leadership at the city, and the upcoming election.
Robyn Urback, columnist at the Globe and Mail wrote that Mark Carney can travel the world, but he must still be accountable to Canadians. She joins Jerry to discuss her position.
There’s no reason IRGC members should be allowed to stay in Canada, says political columnist Brian Lilley. Brian Lilley joins the show to weigh in on this with Jerry.
Plus - High school students protest OSAP changes as school counsellors warn of growing uncertainty for future applicants.
Mike Kakuk from AM800 is at the party table for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day.
The Canadian Cancer Society urges lowering the colorectal cancer screening age to 45, as cases rise among people under 50. Jerry talks to Dr. Mitch Shulman.
NDP MP Lori Idlout crosses the floor to the Liberals, bringing Mark Carney one step closer to a potential majority. Jerry speaks with Deb Hutton about floor crossers.
Wiarton Willie has died. The town is now in search of a new groundhog to carry on the tradition. Jay Kirkland, the Mayor, Town of South Bruce Peninsula talks to Jerry Agar about what's next.
Jerry opens the show with Olivia Chow’s promise of a “slumlord” crackdown, he argues that the City of Toronto is actually the worst landlord of them all.
Doug Ford says Ontario will expropriate Billy Bishop Airport to bring jets in. Jerry explains why he thinks this is the right move.
Daniel Tate from IntegrityTO joins Jerry to talk about why City Hall lawyers are up in arms over his Yonge‑Dundas Square t‑shirt.
Uber’s women‑only ride option expands across the U.S. Jerry takes your calls on this and brings producer Cristina into the conversation to share her perspective.
Vass Bednar joins Jerry at the party table to talk about the top stories of the day on Party for Two. Dan Riskin is here for this week's edition of Telescopic Tuesday, looking into the top science stories this week. The family of a Tumbler Ridge shooting victim is suing OpenAI. Lawyer, Gavin Tighe, and tech expert, Francis Syms, discuss the legal, technical, and ethical implications in this case.
The U.S. Consulate in downtown Toronto was hit by gunfire this morning. Jerry speaks with Phil Gurski, former senior strategic analyst at CSIS about what we know so far. Bringing jets to Billy Bishop Airport? Jerry speaks to John Tory Jr about what this would mean for Toronto's waterfront and air travel. Former traffic cop, Sean Shapiro, answers listener traffic questions and clears up some road rules everyone argues about. The Iran war is hitting your grocery bills. Mike von Massow, a University of Guelph food economist weighs in on how everything could go up in price.
Dave Trafford joins Jerry at the party table on today's Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Carleton University professor, Ian Lee, weighs in on the conflict in Iran and its economic implications. NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Expert, Mark Mendelson, weighs in on the police promise of a probe into the GTA synagogue shootings and how they can investigate these incidents.
Jerry opens the show with a story from his weekend where he refused to talk to someone on the TTC, and why people need to learn to leave strangers alone. Jerry weighs in on the federal gun buyback program, and how it has gone from bad to worse. Toronto Sun reporter, Joe Warmington, joins the show to talk about the response after a series of synagogue attacks across the GTA. Retail analyst, Bruce Winder, discusses why so many iconic Canadian retail brands are disappearing, and which have actually survived.
Hour two of the Jerry Agar show starts off with Party for Two, as Jerry and Jim Richards talk about the top stories of the day.
Toronto police say they’ll be watching this weekend’s pro‑ayatollah rally. Joe Warmington from the Toronto Sun joins Jerry to talk about the rally.
Ontario pharmacies are filling pet prescriptions. Dr. Clifford Redford, the owner of Wellington Veterinary Hospital joins Jerry Agar to talk about it, and whether or not this is a problem.
It's Friday! Bob Reid is here for Touchdowns and Fumbles and reveals the results of this week’s poll .
Jerry opens the show feeling like today's stories are the same old news on repeat. So he’s turning to something more fun: your favourite movie remakes.
Then Jerry discusses Brad Bradford's calls for police at every TTC station and platform‑edge doors across the system. .
New polling shows why Conservatives aren’t exactly eager for an election right now, and Toronto Sun columnist Brian Lilley joins Jerry to break it down.
Plus, alcohol sales in Canada just saw the biggest annual drop since tracking began. Are you cutting back too?
Barb DiGiulio sits at the Party for Two table with Jerry to dig into the top stories of the day.
Jerry weighs in on an article from the CBC which took issue with comments made on Hockey Night in Canada.
Tom Korski brings the latest stories from Ottawa in this week’s Blacklock's Report.
Jerry reacts to United Airlines’ new policy allowing the airline to boot passengers who refuse to use headphones with their devices.
Jerry opens the show by talking about how smoking is suddenly making a comeback in pop culture.
Branding expert Tony Chapman talks about the video of the McDonalds CEO eating a burger, which was mocked for his tiny bite, and prompted responses from other chains.
Jake Fuss from the Fraser Institute explains a new study which argues that Mark Carney needs to channel Jean Chrétien rather then Justin Trudeau if he wants to improve Canada’s economic future.
David Lepofsky joins Jerry to discuss why parents are upset over a TDSB survey asking how the board should spend its money, and why disability advocates say the process is flawed.
Jerry opens the show with reaction to John Tory’s announcement that he will not run for mayor again, saying he won’t put his family through the “inevitable attacks” of another campaign.
Jerry looks at how federal policy decisions have contributed to what critics call a broken Canadian asylum system.
Francis Syms joins to break down the surge of misinformation and AI‑generated images circulating around the Iran conflict, and how Iran could retaliate.
Gavin Tighe weighs in on an Ontario court ruling that found the provincial sex offender registry unconstitutional.
Will Stewart joins Jerry Agar at the Party for Two table to talk about the top stories of the day.
Jerry weighs in on a verdict out of Georgia, where the father of a teenage school shooter has been found guilty of murder.
Hannah Alper joins the show to talk about Gen Z, mobile activism, and whether today’s digital engagement is meaningful advocacy or just slacktivism.
Sabrina Nanji breaks down the latest problems inside the Ontario Public Service as workers return to the office amid space shortages and logistical headaches.
Bob Richardson sits at the Party for Two table with Jerry to talk about the day’s biggest stories. Vincent Geloso from MEI explains why a proposed “Buy Canadian” policy could cost taxpayers up to $12 billion a year. Dan Riskin returns for Telescopic Tuesday with the top science stories of the week. Jerry reacts to Doug Ford’s comments on a new convention centre.
Jerry opens the show reacting to the case of a man convicted of first‑degree murder who has been granted a temporary 72‑hour release, asking why this man was released. A couple in Ontario is facing a staggering $319,000 bill after Indigenous remains were discovered on their property, which raises questions about responsibility and process. Newstalk 1010 crime expert Mark Mendelson joins Jerry to discuss the gunfire that struck a Toronto synagogue and what investigators do to investigate these incidents. Christian Leuprecht breaks down day four of the escalating Iran conflict.
Brian Lilley joins Jerry Agar at the Party for Two table to break down the top stories of the day. Aurel Braun explains how the conflict in the Middle East is widening as Iran retaliates following the killing of its supreme leader, and what this means for global politics. Jerry reacts to a police advisory after a canned martini was found in a child’s school lunchbox, and asks listeners what’s ended up in school lunches that definitely shouldn’t have. Jerry also shares a story about quiet quitting and gives his take on why the trend isn’t going away.
Jerry opens the show with a story about dogs and their ability to sense human emotions. Clayton Campbell, President of the Toronto Police Association, joins for the monthly check‑in on policing issues across the city. Bruce Kidd discusses a new study showing a sharp rise in young men contacting Ontario’s gambling helpline. Bob Richardson breaks down how the escalating Iran conflict is playing out politically for Prime Minister Carney.
Tim Hudak joins Jerry at the party table for today's Party for Two, diving into the day’s biggest stories.
Is wearing pajamas at the airport perfectly fine or inappropriate in public spaces?
Mohit Rajhans weighs in on Instagram’s new alerts for suicide‑related searches and Burger King’s use of AI to coach staff.
It's Friday! Bob Reid is in for Touchdowns and Fumbles, asking you whether the communications play of the unveiled plans for the new Ontario Science Centre scores big or falls flat.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on why Canada needs refugee reform, and what’s driving the current pressure on the system.
He then takes your calls after Doug Ford is asked about giving TTC constables new powers to arrest drug users, as Jerry weighs in on whether stronger security is needed on transit.
Franco Terrazzano joins the show to outline the federal government’s ongoing problems in Ottawa, and why he says nothing is improving.
Plus, Jerry reacts to a story out of Guelph, where a father and daughter were mistakenly swept up in a human‑trafficking investigation.
On today's party for Two, Jerry is joined by Queen’s Park Observer’s Sabrina Nanji to break down the biggest stories of the day.
Have you ever accidentally skipped out on a bill? Jerry opens the phone lines to hear your stories.
Tom Korski from The Blacklock’s Report joins the show with the latest from Ottawa.
Then, Jerry weighs in on Toronto’s new strategy to support festivals as many struggle to stay afloat financially.
Jerry opens the show reacting to Premier Doug Ford’s comment about running post‑secondary institutions like a business, as Humber Polytechnic moves to cut staff.
Jerry speaks with branding and marketing expert Tony Chapman about Ashley Madison’s rebrand and the retirement of the iconic Mr. Clean.
Niagara Region mayors may decide to amalgamate the region, and Jerry talks with former Fort Erie councilor and former Niagara Regional councilor Sandy Annunziata.
Plus, city councilor, Brad Bradford, says the city should pay residents to shovel snow.
Karen Stintz joins the Party for Two table today with Jerry, where they talk about the top stories of the day.
Should e-biked and e-scooters be licensed and registered?
Be aware of the potential risk of battery fires! Peter Attia, the co-founder and CTO of Glimpse Engineering, joins Jerry to talk about the risks.
Tasha Kheiriddin talks with Jerry about her column in the National Post about Pierre Poilievre's deportation gamble.
Jerry opens the show explaining why he disagrees with the notion that Mexican cartels grew out of poverty.
Why do TV reporters keep being sent out into storms, only to tell us it is cold and snowy? Jerry talks to CP24 meteorologist Bill Coulter.
American country music artist Charley Crockett was denied entry into Canada and scrapped his Canadian tour.
Plus, Jerry speaks with former MPP Lisa MacLeod about human trafficking in the GTA.
Will Stewart from Enterprise Canada joins Jerry at the Party for Two table to talk about the top stories of the day.
Dan Kelly from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business reacts to how small businesses are responding to the Supreme Court’s tariff ruling.
Then it’s Telescopic Tuesday! Newstalk 1010 science expert Dan Riskin brings the top science stories of the week.
What's it like to be a Canadian in Mexico right now? Canadian jazz vocalist, Caity Gyorgy, joins the show to talk about it.
Jerry opens the show talking about unmarked burials at residential school sites that still haven’t been exhumed.
Francis Syms joins to discuss reports that OpenAI employees raised concerns about the Canada shooting suspect months before the attack.
Former TikTok Traffic Cop Sean Shapiro answers your traffic questions.
Then, real estate expert Frank Leo talks about low new home sales in January, and the predicament pre‑construction condo buyers are now facing.
Karen Gordon from Gordon Strategies joins Deb Hutton at the party table this morning on Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day, including, stuffies for Olympians?
Deb takes your calls, asking, should Canada invest more money into sport?
Plus, why do so many Canadians feel uneasy travelling to the United States while booking trips to Mexico and Cuba?
Then, Conservative Shadow Minister for Immigration Michelle Rempel Garner joins the show to discuss new projections showing the federal healthcare program used by rejected asylum claimants is set to cost more than $1.5 billion a year.
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar show today, and opens the show asking: why do we treat a silver medal like a failure?
Lisa Morales gives an update on the Gardiner watermain break. Employment lawyer Sunira Chaudhri discusses strippers banned from Instagram.
Then, Deb takes your calls on why many young workers don’t want management roles.
Plus, reaction to Avi Lewis’ call for public, non‑profit grocery stores.
Jim Richards joins Jerry at the party table to talk about the top stories of the day.
Christian Leuprecht from the Royal Military College and Queen’s University joins to explain Canada's new immigration focus on military recruits.
Then, Jerry discusses the latest in the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that found Donald Trump overstepped his authority when imposing tariffs under emergency law. Drew Fagan from the Munk School breaks down the implications of this decision.
It's Friday! Which means Bob Reid is here for this week's communications question on Touchdowns and Fumbles. They want your verdict - Is President Trump ordering the release of government information on UFOs and extraterrestrial life a touchdown or a fumble?
Jerry opens the show by sharing why he believes in-person interaction still holds value in the workplace.
Then, Lorraine Sommerfeld joins to talk about auto theft numbers, and how they may be down on paper, but the crime itself is evolving in concerning ways.
Jerry then looks at the Ford government’s suggestion that traffic officers could help replace banned speed cameras. Toronto City Councillor Jon Burnside, and former traffic cop Sean Shapiro weigh in on how this is going.
Jerry gives his thoughts on the case of an immigrant who came to Canada under a false identity and has now won another chance to keep his citizenship.
Barb DiGiulio joins Jerry at the party table on today’s Party for Two, to talk about the top stories of the day. Then Jerry talks about the procurement challenges with Canada’s defence strategy with Jeremy Wang, President and COO of Ribbit. It’s Thursday, which means Tom Korski is here for this week’s Blacklocks Report. Plus Jerry talks about how Ottawa is not making a real effort to cut the federal bureaucracy.
Jerry opens the show with his reaction to another Conservative crossing the floor. He then speaks with Richard Lyall, President of RESCON, to unpack a major housing report and what it means for supply and affordability. Tony Chapman, branding and marketing expert, joins to break down the latest trends in consumer headlines, like: the grandson of the inventor of Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups accuses Hershey of cutting corners, Tim Hortons is bringing back Roll Up The Rim, and Canadian Tire reveals a new AI platform to detect consumer trends. Plus, Brian Lilley from the Toronto Sun talks about the rising costs for a downtown women’s shelter that still has no opening in sight.
AM 800 morning show host Mike Kakuk joins Jerry to talk about the news of the day. NEWSTALK 1010 producer and former bartender Lily McDonald talks about working as a bartender and having customers make advances to you. Jerry discusses MP Jeneroux crossing the floor. Lithium-Ion Battery fires are on the rise, why?
Jerry weighs in on Doug Ford's basket weaving comments, telling people to go to school for STEM programs. What is driving the 7.3% increase in food inflation? President Barack Obama says aliens are real and we ask about their existence.
Vass Bednar sits down at the party table to chat about some of today's top stories including the reaction to Canada’s new $6.6B defence strategy. Franco Terrazzano joins Jerry to talk about the announcement of an alcohol tax hike. Dan Riskin is here for his weekly segment Telescopic Tuesday where he and Jerry look deeper in science’s top stories, and how important is it to have dinner with your kids, Jerry takes your calls and texts.
Jerry opens the show and discusses his debate with Scott Reid from earlier in the morning on round one on MITM. Paven Bratch joins Jerry to talk about data revealing that fax machines are Ontario’s top cause of patient privacy breaches. Andrew Clark chats about his article about the plan for snow removal in Toronto, and Jesse Rogerson on U.S. Congressman asking to save the ISS from a fiery death.
Dave Trafford joins Jerry at the party table for today’s Party for Two where they dive into the top stories of the day. Then, Jerry takes a look at the growing trend of extended work breaks and why more Canadians are stepping away from work for a bit. Three Toronto couples share how they moved in together, made it work, and slashed the cost of home ownership in the process. Plus, in today’s potpourri of topics: why critics say Canada can’t afford more climate hysteria, and why some of Mark Carney’s claims about protected jobs are tough to verify.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on the Canadian Curling team at the Olympics, was it cheating or a rules infraction? A new study suggests your morning coffee might actually protect your brain against dementia, and how changing the way you brew it could change your life. Will Stewart joins Jerry to break down why he thinks Major League Baseball keeps acting in bad faith toward Canadian fans.
Jim Richards joins Jerry at the party table for today's Party for Two.
Half of single Canadians don't believe dating is worth it financially.
Conservatives have admonished a Conservative MP who refused a pay bump. Jerry talks about why other MPs should be on board with his refusal. Plus - it's Friday which means Bob Reid is here for Touchdowns and Fumbles!
Jerry opens the show with commentary about the Ukrainian athlete who is out of the Winter Olympics because of a banned helmet. Then, the federal government lost $20 million in emergency supplies because of an open freezer door. What was your biggest oopsie at work?
A Peterborough store clerk has been acquitted in the armed robbery case after using a bat to defend himself. Plus - what's your hangover cure?
Jerry parties with Jason Agnew, host of Sunday Morning Trivia, on today's Party for Two as they dig into the top stories of the day.
Then, would you subscribe to your morning coffee? Brad Poulos from TMU joins to talk about subscription-based businesses.
Tom Korski from Blacklocks stops by for this week’s Blacklocks Report, to break down the biggest stories out of Ottawa — including why housing starts are expected to fall this year.
Plus - Ontario is lifting its post‑secondary tuition freeze while boosting funding, and what that means for students and schools across the province.
Jerry opens the show by commenting on the panic around AI, and argues that it might not be anywhere near 'taking over' as he shares some examples of AI fails.
A woman who snapped a photo of a police drone flying above her car was then ticketed for distracted driving. Former traffic cop Sean Shapiro joins to explain what may have happened.
Then, a Hamilton judge has ruled Ontario’s sex offender registry as unconstitutional. Lawyer, Gavin Tighe, breaks down the ruling.
Plus, Jerry tells a dramatic story from Saskatchewan, where a man fought off a moose to save his mother. What close encounters have you had with wildlife?
Jerry is with Bob Richardson on today’s Party for Two, looking into the top stories of the day.
Carmi Levy joins Jerry to weigh in on the dangers of AI. Then, a professor arranged for postcards to be mailed after his death -“If you’re reading this I’m dead, and I really liked you.” Then, Jerry talks about some of the stories of the day including - an update on the El Paso airspace reopening.
Jerry opens the show arguing that more people need to push back and say no to Donald Trump. He and Robert Turner then look at Toronto’s snow‑route parking blitz, which has now generated more than $2 million in tickets. Dr. Mitch Shulman joins to discuss medical myths. Plus - a look at why Toronto private schools are seeing a surge in demand as the TDSB continues to face challenges.
Karen Stintz joins Jerry at the party table for today’s Party for Two, digging into the top stories of the day. Patrick Watson from the University of Toronto weighs in on Ontario announcing it will examine 45 police departments across the province. Dan Riskin returns for Telescopic Tuesday with the biggest science stories of the week. Plus - Daniel Lauzon, founder of Food For Now, talks about how his meal nonprofit was told to move out of a seniors’ building.
Jerry opens the show looking at the shifting landscape of Canadian retail with businesses struggling to stay afloat. Mike Kakuk joins Jerry to discuss Donald Trump’s threat to block the opening of the new Windsor–Detroit bridge. Branding expert Tony Chapman weighs in on the broader question: what’s really going on with Canadian retail? If you’re on vacation and something goes wrong getting home, how much buffer time do you give yourself before you return to work?
Jerry kicks off Party for Two with Sabrina Nanji from the Queen’s Park Observer, talking about the latest political stories out of Queen’s Park. Jerry then discusses the Toronto police corruption scandal, as the inspector general of policing responds to calls for a review. Ottawa to give Canada Post a $1.01‑billion loan as the Crown corporation continues to struggle financially. The show wraps up with Jerry’s thoughts on a range of topics of the day.
Jerry opens the show talking about the long‑awaited Eglinton Crosstown LRT opening. Then, Jerry takes your calls on parents who are stuck storing their adult kids belongings after they move out.Plus, employment lawyer Sunira Chaudhri joins to discuss the Public Service Alliance of Canada threatening legal action over the federal government’s new in‑office mandate for public servants.
Jim Richards sits down today at the party table, Toronto Chief of Police Myron Demkiw and TPA President Clayton Campbell join Jerry to respond to yesterday's shocking news and answer questions from Jerry. Tom Korski joins today for a make-up edition of the Blacklocks Report, and Bob Reid is back for his weekly touchdowns and fumbles segment at 11:50.
Jerry opens the show to discuss the major news from yesterday in regards to Project South, the operation that had seven police officers arrested in an auto theft and drug trafficking probe. Jerry also gets the public's opinion on this subject. He also discusses the topic of activists claiming responsibility for a robin-hood inspired grocery store robbery, Jerry shares his thoughts and gets your opinion. Jerry ends the hour discussing him and John Moore's interaction on the morning show about prisons.
Today's show opens with live coverage of today's press conference of the Bombshell report that says police officers, including Toronto police, were arrested in a sweeping probe involving allegations of drug trafficking and auto theft.
Jerry, Crime Expert Mark Mendelson and Barb DiGiulio chat on an altered Party for Two, reacting to today's press conference in regards to Toronto police, others arrested in auto theft and drug trafficking probe. Criminal lawyer Boris Bytensky joins Jerry and Mark to discuss how this investigation affects ongoing court cases, as well as more reaction and discussion on today's shocking discovery.
Jerry and Mike Kakuk are at the party table for today’s Party for Two,looking into the concept of “house burping” and whether so‑called “poop pills” could play a role in cancer treatment. Do you tip on takeout orders? Immigration lawyer Joel Sandaluk joins to discuss whether high‑risk offenders should be allowed to remain in Canada. Kaelin Agar closes the show with her research into winter sport head injuries, as a new study links the winter pastime to a concerning rise in head trauma.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on the size of the public service. He then turns to the justice system, where it feels like the same issues keep repeating, including a Toronto lawyer accused of using AI in court. Hannah Alper joins to talk about why Gen Z are increasingly reluctant to stay out late and whether that’s killing nightlife. There is an ongoing GO train mess at Union Station, and continued silence from Metrolinx.
Jerry and Robert Turner sit down for Party for Two to discuss the day’s top stories — including TTC staff rejecting the idea of a retail gift shop. Jerry asks listeners about the most creative way they ever landed a job. Dan Riskin joins the show for Telescopic Tuesday with the week’s science stories. Employment lawyer Sunira Chaudhri explains how social media posts can lead to real‑world consequences at work.
Jerry reacts to Olivia Chow’s budget interview on Moore in the Morning, followed by councillor Brad Bradford responding to her remarks. How would you feel getting an email from your boss for leaving work two minutes early. Plus, a potpourri of topics — from a French hospital treating a man with a shell in his rectum to good news about the Darlington nuclear plant refurbishment coming in under budget.
Dave Trafford joins the party table for today’s edition of party for Two, looking into the top stories of the day. Daniel Kligerman from Esri Canada joins to explain how AI could help ease Toronto’s traffic woes. TSN’s Matt Cauz stops by to react to Scotiabank Arena being ranked one of the worst venues in the NHL. A look at a growing trend in Toronto housing - couples moving in together very early to save on rent, and why it can be a risky decision.
Jerry opens the show with his reaction to Pierre Poilievre’s speech at the Conservative convention. Days after the storm, why isn’t everything completely cleared? Clayton Campbell, president of the Toronto Police Association, joins for the monthly check‑in on policing issues across the city. Taking a look at two big auto stories: Transport Canada’s recall of Toyota vehicles, and why Chinese automakers are becoming a growing threat.
Jerry and Jim Richards are at the party table for today’s Party for Two — from Hawaiian pizza debates to AI‑generated Anne Murray tracks. Jerry asks why people keep playing the lottery despite the odds. Plus, why do Canadians act surprised by winter’s deep freeze every single year? It’s Friday, which means Bob Reid is here with another round of Touchdowns and Fumbles, breaking down the week’s political hits and misses.
Jerry opens the show with a look at the government departments and programs he believes could be trimmed or cut entirely. Aviation expert John Tory Jr. joins to talk about Donald Trump’s threat to decertify Canadian aircraft. Gavin Tighe breaks down the definition of treason. Josh Dehaas from the Canadian Constitution Foundation discusses the federal government losing the appeal over the use of the Emergencies Act during the Freedom Convoy.
Jerry and Vass Bednar are at the party table for today’s Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. What are the everyday expenses some people might not know you can negotiate? Tom Korski from Blacklocks.ca joins to talk about the latest government stories out of Ottawa on this week’s edition of the Blacklock’s Report. Then Toronto Star education reporter Kristin Rushowy breaks down the province’s move to put the Peel public school board under supervision.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on Toronto’s ongoing snow clearing efforts as residents flood the city with complaints about sidewalks days after the storm. The Wealthy Barber author David Chilton joins him to talk about personal finance. Legendary singer‑songwriter Marc Jordan speaks with Jerry and Jim Richards about the release of his biography, Rhythm of My Heart, and his experience with dyslexia. Plus - with the TTC struggling, is it time to raise fares?
Jerry and Jason Agnew are at the party table on Party for Two to break down the Blue Jays’ upcoming season and Toronto’s record tourism boom. Franco Terrazzano from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation joins to discuss GST relief missteps and $201 million in executive bonuses. Tasha Kheiriddin weighs in on whether Mark Carney is planning an election. Jerry wraps with his take on FIFA World Cup comments made today on Moore in the Morning.
Jerry opens the show with a story of his experience buying in-store. Francis Syms joins him to unpack the trial putting Meta, TikTok and YouTube under scrutiny for the impact their platforms may have on children. Automotive writer Brian Turner weighs in on the increasingly bright headlights on modern cars. And Jerry breaks down a new study showing that Ontario government workers earn more than private‑sector employees.
On today's party for Two, Jerry and Bob Richardson talk about the top stories of the day, like Toronto’s snow‑clearing performance and Doug Ford’s praise for the federal auto strategy. Author Martyn Burke joins Jerry to discuss his new novel, The Gossip Columnist. Telescopic Tuesday dives into this week’s wild science stories, like exploding trees and Veronika the cow. Plus, Jerry asks what would you do if you got a letter from a neighbour asking you to lower the volume of your violin music?
Jerry opens the show with a conversation asking if owning a snowblower comes with a neighbourly obligation? February 8 is set as the opening of the Eglinton Crosstown and Councillor Josh Matlow says that an inquiry is needed, Jerry agrees. Then, former traffic cop Sean Shapiro joins Jerry to answer listener traffic questions. Plus, Jerry asks whether Torontonians were right to expect better snow clearing after the latest storm.
Brian Lilley joins Jerry at the party table for today's Party for Two, including a discussion on why Toronto’s Jewish community needs allies to stand with them. Chapman’s Ice Cream cancelled shifts during extreme cold, should more employers follow suit? Plus, should you be ordering food delivery during a winter storm? Karen Mazurkewich from the GTAA joins Jerry with an update on Pearson Airport operations as flights face delays and cancellations across Canada.
Jerry kicks things off with commentary on Toronto’s snowfall. He then talks about a family court case where a judge bans an Ontario man from bringing a python as a mental-health service animal, with Gavin Tighe of Gardiner Roberts LLP. Then, a road update with OPP Sergeant Kerry Schmidt becomes a powerful conversation about the tragic reality of police notifying families after fatal crashes. Plus, as the city grapples with the snow, Jerry talks about Toronto transit with former TTC chair Adam Giambrone.
Jerry speaks with Jim Richards as they run through today's biggest stories. Frank Leo joins Jerry to break down why new‑home sales have hit a 45‑year low in Toronto. Employment lawyer, Sunira Chaudhri explains why calling someone a contractor doesn’t always make it true. Plus - Bob Reid returns for this week's edition of Touchdowns and Fumbles!
Jerry digs into whether the “Buy Canadian” push is gaining new momentum. CP24’s Bill Coulter joins the show as a polar vortex targets Ontario. Francis Syms from Humber Polytechnic explains why Canada is poised for a data‑centre boom, and what’s holding it back. Plus - Jerry breaks down how grocery giants control who gets to sell food in your neighbourhood.
Ryan Knight joins Jerry at the party table. Stachen Frederick, President and CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Toronto and Tara Monks - Vice President of Philanthropy at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Toronto join Jerry to discuss Jerry's past as a big brother and an event they have coming up next month. Tony Chapman talks about Yorkdale mall fighting to keep Fairweather out of the mall, Jerry and Producer Cristian discuss athletes mental health, based on a story that occurred with NHL goaltender Linus Ullmark
Jerry opens the show discussing Bell lets Talk Day. Jerry reacts to Mark Carney and Donald Trump's speeches from Davos. Finally, are you looking for a job, Jerry discusses the job market.
Mark Towhey joins Jerry today at the party table. Jerry discusses “spy vehicles,” in relation to Premier Ford saying Chinese-made electric ‘spy’ vehicles will listen in on Canadians’ phone calls, Dan Riskin returns from his vacation to talk about the latest science stories, and Jerry ends the show to discuss workplace gestures and what he loves about where he works.
Jerry opens the show discussing fear and misinformation. John Wright joins Jerry to discuss a poll stating that Americans prefer that Canada becomes the 51st state, do you look down on people who travel the United States, Jerry takes up that argument, and Miriam Groom appears on the show to discuss job interviews and how to stray away from the original questions that get asked
Karen Stintz joins Jerry today at the party table. Amanda Lang talks to Jerry about inflation ticking up to 2.4% in December, and Jerry describes his rough transit experience over the weekend.
Jerry opens the show discussing how AI has become so out of control, we can't tell what is real and what's not anymore. Francis Syms joins Jerry to discuss the future of AI as well as Meta Smart Glasses and the breach of privacy it presents. Brian Lilley talks about his article about the idea that Doug Ford's government is working hard to keep secret booze tax hike a secret. Jerry also expands on the continued tension between Mark Carney and Doug Ford.
Jim Richards sits down with Jerry at the party tables. Brian Lilley joins Jerry to talk about his article he published today on Mark Carney's deal he made with China. Jerry discusses the continuing issue of Canada's bail system, and Bob Reid joins with his weekly segment, Touchdowns and Fumbles.
Jerry gives an update about travels to work today due to yesterday's snowstorm, he also shares his opinion on school resource officers and if they should be in school. If someone came up to you on the TTC giving you words of encouragement, how would you feel about it? Finally, Jerry chats about rescuing parrot struggles.
Barb DiGiulio sits down at the party for two table with Jerry Agar, Mark Mendelson expands on an article about an ex toronto cop charged in an extortion investigation into gambling ring, Tom Korski is back with his weekly Blacklocks Report, and Tim Hudak discusses the resignation of Bonnie Crombie
Lisa Raitt joins the show to chat to Jerry about Mark Carney's trip to China. Jerry follows up from his open earlier in the week with Chris Summerville, CEO of Schizophrenia Society Canada, and Jerry talks about post retirement…. and living in an RV?
Bob Richardson takes a seat at today's party for two, Jerry is joined by chief mental health officer for Diversified Rehabilitation Group, Derek Sienko to discuss the mental health of OPP officers, David Adams, president and CEO of Global Automakers of Canada responds to Donald Trump's claim that Americans ‘don’t need’ Canadian products, calls CUSMA ‘irrelevant,’ and Jerry had a kitchen nightmare yesterday.
Jerry opens the show talking about B.C. First Nations remain opposed to pipeline after meeting with Mark Carney, talks Olivia Chow tightening the cities budget, Mark Carney has a dilemma… EV’s versus canola, and which side of the border has a better view of Niagara Falls?
Will Stewart sits with Jerry at the party table today, Lawyer Gavin Tighe talks with Jerry about the idea of Ontario banning outlaw biker club names , and Jim Richards tries to convince Jerry to go back to his standing ways as Jim completed his show yesterday… by sitting on a barstool.
Jerry opens the show talking about CAMH. John Wright joins Jerry to discuss the perception of polls, and the former tik tok traffic cop Sean Shapiro talks about Canada having close to zero traffic fatalities in 2025 and if the absence of speed cameras will help or sink those numbers
Tristin Hopper sits with Jerry at the party table, Carmi Levy discusses why Canada is not planning on banning the social media platform X over deepfake controversy, Dr Mitch Shulman talks about how AI is revolutionizing health care in Canada, and Christie Korol joins the show to talk about her piece about managing your children's expectations of their own sporting abilities
Jerry opens the show with commentary on lunch programs in response to Shelly Carroll's take from Friday night. Giles Gherson, President and CEO of Toronto Region Board of Trade joins the show to talk about what Toronto’s chief congestion officer needs to do to make traffic move in this city, and Ontario could ban declawing of cats and debarking of dogs.
Robyn Urback is at the party table on Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Caryma Sa’d weighs in on Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw saying they need more resources to stem rising hate in the city. Gen Z is skipping saving for a down payment and instead splurging on travel, Hannah Alper joins Jerry to talk about why this might be. Plus - it’s Friday which means Bob Reid is here for this week’s edition of Touchdowns and Fumbles!
Jerry opens the show with commentary on tax fairness. Woodstock's mayor says online voting would be more inclusive for residents and would raise voter turnout. Jerry takes your calls on this. Jerry speaks with Barry Sawyer, the National President of the United Food and Commercial Workers about what Doug Ford’s attacks on Crown Royal could mean for Canadian jobs. Plus - have you lied on a resume?
Karen Stintz joins Jerry at the party table for today's Party for Two. Jerry and Brian Lilley discuss the unveiling of the 2026 Toronto budget today. The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski! A vide captured the lack of legroom in some WestJet Flights, Jerry gets your thoughts.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on the proposed 2026 Toronto budget. Carmi Levy weighs in on privacy concerns with AI health gadgets. Jerry talks about Canadian snowbirds travelling to Florida and those who want out of Florida. CFRA's Bill Carroll and Jerry talk about the Ottawa Senators asking for help from the government to build a new arena.
It's Wednesday which means Mike Kakuk joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. The death of the salary guessing game? Ontario requires job postings to advertise job pay ranges. Jerry follows up on a conversation with a caller yesterday regarding the FIFA world cup. Plus - Franco Terrazzano from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation talks with Jerry about the tax cuts Canada needs this year.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on what Toronto's new property tax might be this year. YRP released 911 audio of someone upset about the speed of snowplows because he would be late for work. The solution is better time management. A for-profit company has been approved to pay for plasma donations. Plus - Doug Ford wants to remove Crown Royal from the LCBO.
Dave Tafford, Chief Executive Producer at Story Studio Network and Host of On the Ledge your Ontario politics podcast, joins Jerry on Party for 2, we get your thoughts on the new Traffic Tzar, and do you believe the hype of Swiftonomics?
Jerry kicks off the show with a look at the new Blue Bin program, and takes your calls on if it’s too early to pull the plug on Circular Materials. Quebec is trying to bring back ‘civility’ to the classroom. And Jerry discusses his latest article on illegal immigration and crime.
Sabrina Nanji joins Jerry at the party table on Party for Two where they talk about the top stories of the day. McDonald's is facing a class-action suit which claims the McRib doesn't have any rib meat. Jerry speaks with Tony Chapman about this. Someone stole $800 in butter and a bar in Etobicoke is facing a loss of its liquor licence after selling stolen alcohol. Mark Mendelson speaks with Jerry about stolen food and organized crime. Plus - how much does it cost to get married.
Jerry is back! He opens his show in conversation with Christian Leuprecht from the Royal Military College and Queen's University about the latest from Venezuela and what this means for Canada. Is stricter online age-verification coming to Canada? Francis Syms weighs in on this and other top tech topics. Clayton Campbell joins Jerry for his monthly check-in to talk about recent topics in policing in the city. Plus - Ontario has a math emergency.
GUESTS:
Will Arnett, actor
R.H.N, Julie Daniluk, author of Meals that Heal Inflammation
GUESTS:
Nick Cake, criminal defence lawyer
Victoria Hetherington, author
Terry Fallis, author
Michel Juneau-Katsuya, former Senior Manager for CSIS
GUESTS:
Paul Jenkinson, man behind the You Are Not Alone, I Will Listen Cross Canada Journey
Barry Hertz, Film and Deputy Arts Editor for The Globe and Mail
Guest: Matt Cauz, TSN 1050 Host & Co-Host: 'macko & Cauz'
Guest: Angela Champ, Human Resources Executive, author and speaker
Guest: Julie Richardson, a professor in the school of Rehabilitation Science at McMaster University
Guest: Chris Bailey author of Intentional.
Guest: Madelaine Drohan, author of the book: He Did Not Conquer: Benjamin Franklin's Failure to Annex Canada. Guest: Jay Pitter author of Black Public Joy.
Our Prime Minister has gone British and people are not happy.
GUESTS:
Nick Crewen, Toronto-based writer, editor, content-and-solution provider and voice artist
Christopher Waters, wine writer for the Globe and Mail
Dr. Mitch Shulman, CTV Chief Medical Correspondent
Susan Krashinsky Robertson, Globe and Mail retailing reporter
GUEST:
Chris Bumbray, Editor-in-Chief of JoBlo.com, and Film Critic with CTV News Channel
J.D.M. Stewart author of The Prime Ministers
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CTV Tech analyst, Carmi Levy
CTV News Military Analyst Ret. Maj General David Fraser
Richard talks to Vass Bednar about shops removing price tags and if it's a good idea, he also has a chat with the Roadhammers. Richard also breaks down News you may have missed!
Richard takes a look back at Canada's Federal politics in 2025, our Prime Minister has gone British and people are not happy about it and is AI the best way to break up with someone? Richard talks to Jen Kirsch.
On the Richard Crouse show, Richard talks to Dr.Mitch Shulman on what Bell's Palsy is. He sit down with Oriane Couchoux to discuss Christmas dreams coming true and Richard finds out your grocery code of conduct for 2026.
John Tory welcomes Mike Kakuk on Party For 2 and they played a round of Hallmark or Headline, riffing on real and fictional Christmas‑themed stories—from Edmund Fitzgerald artifacts to Windsor’s SantaCon—before shifting into audience calls about wild holiday party disasters. The hour wrapped with relationship expert Jen Kirsch talking about navigating holiday romance stress, followed by criminologist Kelly Sundberg on the vulnerability of Canada’s border‑agency IT systems.
John Tory, filling in for Jerry Agar, focused heavily on rising antisemitism in Toronto, as expressed by community leaders about safety concerns and the push for an anti‑Semitism task force. He also covered social and tech issues, including a Toronto hospital’s new rent‑support initiative, the growing shift toward automated customer service, and holiday fire‑safety concerns around lithium‑ion batteries.
John Tory hosts the Jerry Agar show and is joined for Party for Two by Will Stewart, the Senior Vice President of Enterprise Canada. A proposed referendum question about separation from Canada is approved by Elections Alberta. Ontario could shorten teachers college and lengthen practicums. Plus - What’s going on with the Maple Leafs? Terry Koshan from the Toronto Sun weighs in.
John Tory hosts the Jerry Agar show and opens the show in conversation with Clayton Campbell from the Toronto Police Association. Will Doug Ford ever be Prime Minister? Plus - TTC ridership declined year-over-year in 2025.
John Tory hosts the Jerry Agar show and begins the second hour with Party for Two with Tim Hudak. Is taxing the rich the answer to lowering debt? Plus, cases of the flu are rising, have you noticed? Then, Mike Von Massow, a professor in Food Agriculture and Resource Economics weighs in on food pricing.
John Tory hosts the Jerry Agar show today! He opens the first hour of the show with commentary on how Jews in Toronto feel unsafe in the city. How do you approach holiday spending? Plus, Canada needs a plan to address the doctor shortage in Canada.
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar show and it joined at the party table by Barb DiGiulio for Party for Two. Niagara Police Media Relations Officer, Constable Richard Hingley, gives an update on the latest in the ongoing investigation in Welland. Have rising prices impacted your Christmas plans? Plus - a recap of the top political stories of the year.
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar show and opens with her thoughts on people selling blood plasma. Paul Calandra, the Minister of Education, weighs in on the new kindergarten curriculum. Plus, how much do you spend on your pet at Christmas?
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar show. Dave Trafford joins the party table on Party for Two. What did you break as a kid that you never lived down? It's Thursday! Tom Korski is here for the Blacklock's Report. Plus - Toronto city councillors call for an antisemitism task force. Councillor James Pasternak has a conversation with Deb.
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar show. She opened the show with a conversation about the upcoming recycling program changes with Allen Langdon, the CEO of Circular Materials. We need more density and development in the city. Toronto City Councillor Jon Burnside spoke with Deb about e-scooters in the city.
Karen Stints joins Jerry at the party table for today's Party for Two. Toronto city council adopts a bylaw mandating cooling rooms in apartment buildings. Tristin Hopper talks about his column on floor crossers. Plus, Lisa Raitt discusses a new report which states that the federal government should measure productivity in the public service.
Jerry opens the show by talking about Ryan Donais of Tiny Tiny Homes finding a new place for his new home models. Mark Mendelson joins Jerry to talk about crime stories including the man who said he had been carjacked after a fatal hit and run in Vaughan. Thousands of e-bikes and smart docks are set to roll out in Bike Share Toronto's new 5-year plan. Plus, a man who was caught with child porn was given a lighter sentence to let him stay in Canada.
Vass Bednar joins Jerry at the party table on today's Party for Two. Caryma Sa'd talks to Jerry about protests in the city. Preet Banerjee speaks with Jerry about why young people are stressed out and broke. Brian Lilley talks about how surging food prices highlight cost-of-living concerns.
Toronto city councillors consider a maximum ban for a contractor that overbilled the city. Francis Syms talks about Disney teaming up with OpenAI to let fans create content, and AI being used to scan thousands of murder case documents in the Barry and Honey Sherman case. Toronto city staff want to limit 'iceberg homes'. The president of RESCON, Richard Lyall, weighs in on this. Doug Ford eyes more casinos and a theme park to boost Niagara tourism.
Sabrina Nanji joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. A Toronto man outruns the Finch LRT by 18 minutes. Toronto axes the traffic camera pilot to fight gridlock. And a follow up on the right-turn-only challenge.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on why people need to start sounding more like him. Should vacant upscale homes in north Toronto be used to house low-income families? A GTA paralegal is offering pro-bono services to first-time offenders arrested for stealing groceries. Toronto police could get more power to seize e-bikes and e-scooters. Jon Burnside talks with Jerry about this.
Jim Richards is at the party table today for Party for Two. Amanda Corbett from The Caledon Community Road Safety Advocacy Group shares the group's concerns about commercial trucks in Caledon. What's coming up this weekend on the new Greg Carrasco Show on Newstalk 1010? Then, Jerry asks Deb Hutton, "what do politicians do on a break from the Legislature?" Plus - Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry has a conversation with Glenn Beck, who offered to pay for a surgery to save a Canadian woman with a chronically painful condition. Jerry shares some great ideas to make Toronto a better place to live. Plus - another Conservative MP crosses the floor to the Liberals.
Ryan Knight joins Jerry at the party table on Party for Two. An update on the IKEA monkey, Darwin, 13 years later, with Daina Liepa from Story Book Farm Primate Sanctuary joins the Jerry Agar show. The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski. Plus - NHL players are not going to the Winter Olympics over safety concerns? Victoria Matiash, host on the NHL Network, shares her thoughts on this with Jerry.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on perception versus reality when it comes to safety on public transit. A 10-year-old suffered a seizure after consuming energy drinks, Dr. Mitch weighs in on this. The NDP says that an Ontario report on intimate partner violence was partly AI-generated. Jerry talks to tech expert Carmi Levy about this. A potpourri of stories by Jerry including - military reserves to focus on emergency relief, charging EVs for free, and selling stockpiled US alcohol for charity.
Mike Kakuk is at the party table for Party for Two. University of Toronto professor, Brett Caraway, explains Netflix and Paramount's bids for Warner Brothers. An Edmonton-area man is looking for buyers of his time machine. Santa Claus is real.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on DEI in the federal government. A four day workweek? Freelance journalist, Jared Lindzon, talks to Jerry about his upcoming book, 'Do More in Four, Why It's Time for a Shorter Workweek.' Hannah Alper is here to talk about Gen Z's news consumption habits. Plus - Google will share all your text messages with your employer.
Will Stewart joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. Dr. Christine Korol, a psychologist and professor at UBC talks about holiday burnout. Dan Riskin is here with the top weekly science stories! Plus. Federal public servants will have different levels of return to office rules.
Jerry opens the show by talking about the importance of being on time. Toronto police have towed over 400 vehicles and issued nearly 900 tickets in a downtown traffic blitz. Ontario jails are going to hit an overcrowding record .
Karen Stintz joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. The Finch LRT opened this weekend, should transit have priority in transit lights? Ottawa's budget bill proposes to end free postage for people who are blind. Plus - Ottawa announces new immigration measures for foreign-trained doctors.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on bad drivers and driving pet peeves. Air Transat starts halting flights after pilots issue a 72-hour strike notice. A Mississauga man created a system to find doctors. Sanveer Dhanju, talks to Jerry about the DocMaps system. Trump's latest anti-immigration policies might drive more migrant to Canada, should they come here?
Jim Richards joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. Ron Butler from Butler Mortgage speaks with Jerry about how development charges might be adding costs to home prices. George Springer's ALCS game 7 home run ball is up for auction. Dobie Maxwell speaks to Jerry about sports memorabilia. Plus - Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid.
Jerry opens the show with commentary about government spending, tax increases, and project priorities. Some Canadians pay thousands to avoid claiming a car accident on their insurance. Waymo has sights set on Toronto, is this a good idea? Plus - do you give your kids toys or experiences as gifts?
Brian Lilley is at today's party table. Jerry discusses how he manages his holiday plans, Tom Korski is back for his weekly Blacklocks Report, and if you bring up these nine topics in a conversation, then you have below average social skills… according to a report.
Jerry shares his thoughts on Olivia Chow's food program and if it really helps people out. He also discusses heritage buildings. Kelly Sungberg joins to talk about Canadian border agency wanting international flyers with stopovers in Canada to skip customs, and Carmi Levy talks about the creation of an AI website Docmaps to help people find family doctors.
Robyn Urback joins Jerry for Party For Two. Jerry talks to Franco Terrazzano about the CRA both filing and collecting your taxes. James Pasternak joins Jerry to discuss Mayor Chow's luxury home tax hike and Tony Chapman discusses the return of Christmas windows.
GUESTS:
Robyn Urback - Columnist with the Globe and Mail
Franco Terrazzano - Federal Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation
*Councillor James Pasternak - York Centre*
Tony Chapman, Branding and Marketing expert and host of the podcast Chatter That Matters
Jerry opens the show talking about Sweden and Mexico's interesting new traffic-calming devices, talks to former Toronto homicide detective Mark Mendelson about the rise in young people charged with murder, and talks about City Hall's inconsistent application of bylaws.
GUESTS:
Karin Wiklund - Marketing Manager at Edeva AB, which is the inventor, manufacturer and supplier of Actibump.
Lars Henriksson, former Honorary Consul General for Sweden
Sean Shapiro - the former TikTok Traffic Cop
Benjamin Wolfe - Professor of Psychology at the University of Toronto
Mark Mendelson - Former Toronto Homicide Detective and NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Expert
Dave Trafford joins Jerry at the party table for today's Party for Two. Toronto proposes over 20kms of new bike lanes and bypass the provincial veto. Jerry speaks with Daniel Kligerman from Esri Canada about this proposal. It's Telescopic Tuesday! Dan Riskin is here with the top science stories of the week. Plus - the World Cup contract turns Toronto bylaw staff into the FIFA brand police.
GUESTS:
Dave Trafford - Chief Executive Producer at Story Studio Network and Host of On the Ledge your Ontario politics podcast (broadcast Saturday mornings at 10 on NT1010)
Daniel Kligerman - Director of Intelligent Transportation Solutions at Esri Canada
Dan Riskin - Newstalk 1010 Science Expert
Jerry opens the show by talking about Algoma Steel's layoff of 1000 workers. Jerry talks about TTC fares, and public library usage in Toronto. Your questions were answered by the former Tik Tok Traffic Cop, Sean Shapiro. Plus - what's the biggest purchase that you or your spouse made that your partner or you only found out about later?
GUEST:
Sean Shapiro - The former Tik Tok Traffic Cop
Tristin Hopper is at the party table for Party for Two. Jerry comments on Avi Lewis' comments at the NDP leadership debate. RESCON president, Richard Lyall, talks to Jerry about the report card on housing.
GUESTS:
Tristin Hopper - National Post columnist
Richard Lyall - President of RESCON (the Residential Construction Council of Ontario)
Jerry opens the show with commentary on dental care in Canada being 50% over budget. Then, are people drinking less alcohol in Canada? Jerry's monthly check-in with the Toronto Police Association president, Clayton Campbell. Francis Syms talks to Jerry about how ChatGPT might help you find information faster, but you won't learn as much.
GUESTS:
Clayton Campbell - President of the Toronto Police Association
Francis Syms - Associate Dean of Information and Communications Technology at Humber Polytechnic
Karen Gordon joins Deb Hutton at the party table for Party for Two, where they talk about pro athletes going out drinking after a game, and Deb gets your feedback on this issue. It’s Black Friday! Are you Black Friday shopping today? Plus - Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
GUESTS:
Karen Gordon of Gordon Strategies
Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar show. She gets into the debate surrounding the traffic signs the Ford government is using for school zones. Deb weighs in on the Blacklock’s Report which found that Minister Joly did not read the Stellantis contract. A panel of political experts, Erin Morrison, Karen Stintz, and Dan Moulton weigh in on the politics of an oil pipeline. Plus - do you let your dog sleep in your bed?
GUESTS:
Erin Morrison - Vice President of Texture Communications
Karen Stintz - political commentator and vice president of finance and operations for the Canadian Council for Rehabilitation and Work
Dan Moulton - Partner at Crestview Strategy
Karen Stintz joins party table for today's Party for Two. Tony Chapman weighs in on Black Friday coming to Canada, when it used to be mainly an American thing. The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski looks into the top stories from Parliament Hill.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on the federal government's climate goals. The provincial government introduces legislation to help keep dangerous and repeat offenders off the street. Jerry talks to Solicitor General, Michael Kerzner, about this.
Mike Kakuk joins Jerry at the party table on today's Party for Two. US Transportation Secretary, Sean Duffy, urges passengers to dress better on airplanes - how do you dress? Colin Craig, the President of SecondStreet.Org speaks with Jerry about how many Canadians have died while on a medical wait list. Plus - who gets the animal in a breakup?
Jerry talks about the city of Toronto's traffic woes. A man claimed to be the sole winner of a $1M group lottery ticket, is now charged with stealing after it was revealed it was a group ticket. Plus - the city of Toronto orders resident, Tony Cacciatore, to remove a basketball net from his property.
Will Stewart joins Jerry at the party table for today's Party for Two. The MEI warns that special expropriation rules for VIA's High Speed Rail project can erode property protections. Jerry speaks with Renaud Brossard from the MEI. Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin looks into the top science stories this week! Plus - Ford tells protestors to 'go find a job.'
Jerry opens the show by talking about why he thinks Bill 60 is a good thing. Plus, Ontario plans to require bail cash up front in new justice bill. Francis Syms weighs in on bots trying to steal your bread settlement money. Canada Post will likely raise the cost of stamps in 2026, is this a bad idea?
Alica Vianga joins Jerry at the party table for today's Party for Two. Hiring tips Netflix uses during interviews. A woman has a 4k hotel reservation canceled by booking.com., then offered to her again for 17k, and Jerry has his thoughts on a sticker he saw from a manual driver over the weekend.
Jerry talks about Mark Carney on how he planned to deal with Donald Trump before getting elected as Prime Minister, and how he is dealing with Trump now. Jerry discusses grown adults tending to live at more due to high rent costs and asks do parents ask children to pay rent the older they get? Carmi Levy joins Jerry to answer why AI is poised to be Santa's little helper this holiday season. Finally, Jerry reacts to Marit Stiles appearance on MITM about rent control.
Jim Richards joins Jerry at the party table for today's Party for Two. Should sports gambling ads in Canada be reined in? Dellen Millard, who murdered Tim Bosma and Laura Babcock, is moved to a medium security prison. Plus - Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry talks about Robyn Urback's column in the Globe and Mail about normalized disorderly behaviour in Toronto. Robyn joins Jerry in conversation to talk about this. A private member's bill aims to criminalize the promotion of terror and propose adding stricter rules for asylum claimants. Plus - do Canadians deserve the power to fire bad politicians?
Sabrina Nanji joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two to talk about the top provincial political stories. Colin Mochrie joins Jerry to promote his and Brad Sherwood’s show, Asking for Trouble, in Kitchener on November 25.The Blacklock’s Report with Tom Korski. Plus - the deadline for the Loblaw bread price-fixing settlement is close, are you joining?
Jerry opens the show with commentary on how Toronto’s streetcars are not the most time efficient. Bryan Passifiume joins the show in reply of comments made yesterday on Party for Two,
Toronto is looking at licences for e-bikes and e-scooters, will this make a difference?
Plus - an Ontario woman found NCR for killing mom with a car is behind the wheel again.
Bob Richardson joins Jerry at the party table on Party for Two. Hannah Alper, a freelance writer and deputy editor of the Gazette in London, weighs in on how Gen Z cannot write with pen and paper. Auto insurance premiums in Ontario are ridiculously high. Plus - are you shifting your spending this Christmas?
Jerry opens the show by talking about the man who was told to stop playing O Canada at City Hall. Then, he weighs in on how murderer Shawn Lamb's parole shows what's wrong with the justice system.
Brian Lilley from the Toronto Sun talks about why he thinks it is wrong to consider replacing F-35s with Saab jets.
Plus - New provincial measures would require impaired drivers to pay ongoing child support if they kill a child's parent or guardian.
Tim Hudak is at the party table today for Party for Two, Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin, looking deeper in the world of science. Uber drivers, and are Canadians bad tippers?
Jerry expresses his frustration with Young Street going to one lane, he also speaks on Doug Ford wanting to make sex offenders registry public, and Mark Mendelson chats with Jerry about a cop who was penalized for taking photographs of a domestic violence victim’s ‘intimate’ pictures.
Karen Stintz is at the party table today for Party for Two, do you throw your dogs poop in other people's garbage? What is Aphantasia? Senior Scientist Brian Levine explains. Finally, an Ontario man alleges ChatGPT drove him to psychosis… Tech expert, Carmi Levy goes into detail with Jerry Agar.
Jerry feels he's talking about the same things on the radio… almost like its groundhog day. Sunira Chaudhri joins to talk about ‘profound unfairness’ result with The Supreme Court of Canada declining to take on Toronto man's legal battle. Gavin Tighe chats with Jerry about the ability to buy illegal drugs online…. And Jerry is looking to see what is Toronto's next great idea.
Jim Richards is at the party table today for Party for Two, Sheila Dunn of the Protect our Ravines Initiative discusses how beaches residents are concerned over the impact of the proposed condo on Glen Stewart Ravine. Dr. Mitch Shulman on remote robotic treatment of strokes, and Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications is in for his weekly touchdowns and fumbles segment!
Jerry talks about things he's looking forward to and wants to know what you're looking forward to? Sunira Chaudhri joins Jerry to talk about Law Society of Ontario considering replacing the bar exam with a skill based course and Jerry disagrees with Oliva Chow asking the province to cover costs that were previously paid for by speed camera fines
Will Stewart is at the party table today for Party for Two. Tom Korski joins Jerry for his weekly Blacklocks report, Melissa Lantsman - Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party on the Finance Minister's comments on Moore in the Morning earlier today, and Astronomer, Jesse Rogerson discusses the likelihood of Toronto being able to see the Aurora Borealis tonight.
Jerry talks about Olivia Chow slamming Ontario's Bill 60 for making it 'easier' to evict tenants, Tim Hudak - Former leader of the Ontario Conservatives now a Partner with Counsel Public Affairs, one of Canada’s leading public affairs agencies joins to talk about Pierre Poilievre saying he plans to continue leading the party as he has been. Tik Tok former Traffic Cop Sean Shapiro on Toronto police officer charged with dangerous driving in high-speed pursuit of stolen vehicle, and a client not allowed to put Israel on their passport, Litigation Lawyer, Neil Oberman joins the Jerry Agar show.
Barb DiGiulio joins Jerry to discuss the topics of the day. Dr. Mitch Shulman joins us to discuss Québec doctors leaving for Ontario in the wake of Bill 2. Should we be bringing back corner stores? and a study shows people don't feel safe in their neighbourhood.
What were housing prices like in 1955? Are Land and Slavery Acknowledgments inappropriate for Remembrance Day? We speak with 12 year CFL veteran Sandy Annunziata about the upcoming CFL rule changes.
Bob Richardson is at the party table today for Party for Two. Most Canadian workers feel they give more than they get in the workplace, and think the deal is broken. Dan Riskin is here for Telescopic Tuesday and shares top science stories of the week. Plus - Toronto city hall agrees to fly a Palestinian flag for the first time.
Jerry talks about Remembrance Day and shares poems and stories of veterans. Brian Lilley from the Toronto Sun joins the show to talk about how Prime Minister Carney is putting politics over pipeline projects, and how LCBO profits are dropping because of bad management practices. Your traffic questions answered by the former Tik Tok Traffic Cop, Sean Shapiro.
Vass Bednar is at the party table for today's Party for Two. Mark Mendelson weighs in on an undercover cop who secured a murder confession. MLB pitchers have been charged with taking bribes to rig pitches for bettors. Bruce Kidd, a retired U of T professor and chair of the Campaign to Ban Ads for Gambling, weighs in on this. Plus - an NDP bill threatens to jail Canadians for speech. Jerry speaks with Tristin Hopper.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on the Nova Scotia Supreme Court banning poppies in some courtrooms. Canada loses measles elimination status. Monthly check-in with Toronto Police Association president, Clayton Campbell. Plus -most Canadian seniors recognize the benefits of having a pet but less than half have one.
Jim Richards joins Jerry at the party table for today’s Party for Two. Bryan Passifiume talks to Jerry about how there is no data on citizenships being impacted by criminal records and how the number of non-Canadian federal inmates is rising. Ottawa’s funding cuts will force refugee claimants out of shelters and onto city streets, warns the city’s ombudsman. Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid! This week we get your opinions on the federal budget.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on why he loves talk radio. The Ontario housing projections plummet again which doesn’t look good for the 1.5 million home goal. Carolyn Whitzman from the University of Toronto weighs in. Lisa Raitt joins Jerry in a conversation about the Conservative MPs that have crossed the floor and resigned. Christina Blizzard and Jerry discuss Prince Harry’s apology for wearing a Dodgers hat.
Will Stewart is at the party table with Jerry for Party for Two. Jerry discusses floor crossing MPs. The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski. Plus - Jerry talks about hope.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on meat alternatives and sunflowers possibly becoming the future of 'vegan meat.' Multiple people have been arrested after demonstrators forced their way into a downtown building. Will good looks alone get you a job? Plus - Jerry's thoughts on poppies.
Karen Stintz joins Jerry at the party table on Party for Two. Conservative MP, Melissa Lantsman weighs in on the federal budget. Tasha Kheiriddin talks about young people joining the Canadian military. Plus - what are your thoughts on the federal budget?
Jerry opens the show with his thoughts on the federal budget that was released yesterday. Hannah Alper talks to Jerry about Gen Z's habit of sharing their location with others. How are the tariffs impacting Americans? Plus - Have you ever messed up at work and never lived it down?
Jerry opens the show with commentary on how taxpayer money is spent. Brian Lilley and Amanda Galbraith weigh in on the federal budget set to come out later today. Plus - when people come to your door trying to sell you things, what do you do?
Dave Trafford is at the party table for Party for Two. Looking into the dangers of AI chatbots with Francis Syms. Dan Riskin shares the top science stories on Telescopic Tuesday. Plus - Buffalo Bills fan writes an anonymous letter to Toronto sports fans - 'Stop rooting for us.' Tim Hudak weighs in.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on the Blue Jays' World Series loss this weekend. Plus, both the TTC and Metrolinx face criticism for not extending transit service for Game 7, which went into extra innings. Pollster John Wright weighs in on new polling numbers from Canada Pulse Insights which found that GTA residents struggle with the cost of living. Jerry talks about food banks and why you shouldn't judge people who use them based on what you see them wearing or driving.
Sabrina Nanji joins Jerry at the party table on Party for Two. Gavin Tighe speaks with Jerry about the Supreme Court ruling on child porn. Mark Carney apologizes to Donald Trump for the anti-tariff ad. Plus - the federal budget is set to be revealed tomorrow.
Jim Richards is at the party table for Party for Two today! Prince Andrew loses his "Prince" title and estate. Have you ever had to fire someone from the family business? Stories of haunted places in Toronto. Plus - a special Friday Homeruns and Strikeouts with Bob Reid!
BOO! Jerry opens the show with commentary on the cancellation of the Halloween party at Lower Bay Station over accessibility concerns. The Blue Jays play game 6 tonight! Tasha Kheiriddin weighs in on the federal budget vote that could trigger an election. Plus - Jason Chapman the Toronto Region Board of Trade gives us an update on the bet they have with the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce in the World Series.
Karen Stintz is at the party table for Party for Two. Have you ever been identified in relation to someone else? The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski! Plus - the Blue Jays win game 5! Victoria Matiash joins Jerry to talk about this.
Jerry begins the show with commentary about people who enter the country illegally and use healthcare services. The MEI found that a mixed delivery model based on criteria established by the government would promote better access to health care. An alleged white supremacist was denied entry into Canada. Plus - how to do the perfect crime!
Mike Kakuk joins Deb Hutton at the Party Table for Party for Two. Ron Butler, the principal broker at Butler Mortgage, weighs in on the Bank of Canada lowering policy rates to 2.25%. Leaside residents blame a rat infestation on a neighbour feeding wildlife. Councillor for Don Valley West, Rachel Chernos Lin speaks with Deb about this. The Jays won last night, and Meaghan Markle and Prince Harry were spotted at the game...in Dodgers hats?! Jerry Agar joins in on the conversation.
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar show today and opens the show by talking about Canada and US relations. Toronto wants to get corner stores and cafes in residential neighbourhoods - are you for or against this? Plus, a reporter with the Canadian Press talks about Prime Minister Mark Carney's visit to Asia.
Vass Bednar is at the party table for Party for Two. If the Jays play on Halloween, what are your trick-or-treating plans? Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin looks into the impacts of not sleeping, and how seasonal time changes impact health. Plus - a look into the haunted tour at Queen's Park with David Bogart.
Jerry talks about the 18 inning Blue Jays vs Dodgers game last night, and producer Ben Harrison tells him about what it was like in the Rogers Centre during the game viewing. Bonnie Crombie is not ruling out a potential Mississauga mayoral race. Jerry asks, when do you know it is time to move on? John Wright's Canada Pulse Insights poll found that a majority of GTA residents are confident in police but have concerns over crime, response times, and repeat offenders. Former CBSA officer, Kelly Sundberg, talks about being photographed at the US border.
Sunira Chaudhri is at the party table today on Party for Two! Is buying a home the good investment it once was? Preet Banerjee, a personal finance commentator, weighs in on this with Jerry. Christina Santini, Director of National Affairs at the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, talks to Jerry about how businesses are preparing for the future of Canada Post. Plus - Health Canada approves a new drug that can slow Alzheimer's disease. Jerry speaks with Dr. Mitch Shulman about this new drug.
Jerry opens the show by talking about Toronto City Council, then speaks with Brian Lilley about how support for Mayor Chow is falling. Cashiers wearing bodycams - is there really a privacy concern here? Plus - the upside of accessible parking.
Jim Richards is at the party table with Jerry on Party for Two. Nova Scotia approves a Whale Sanctuary Project. The CEO of the project, Charles Vinick, joins the show to offer insight. Liberals table a crime bill to restrict access to bail and impose tougher sentences. Plus - Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry opens the show with commentary on new EV fast chargers in Etobicoke. Drew Fagan from the Munk School of Global Affairs discusses the latest in trade negotiations as Trump says they are terminated because of Ontario's anti-tariff ad. Game 1 of the World Series is tonight! Newstalk1010's Jason Agnew joins Jerry to talk about the Jays roster. Plus - what is the weirdest evidence that has solved a crime? Mark Mendelson weighs in.
Amanda Galbraith is at the party table for Party for Two. Kristina Llewellyn speaks to Jerry about the school board trustee who hasn't repaid travel expenses from a controversial trip to Italy. The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski. Plus - Brian Lilley and Jerry talk about Pierre Poilievre as the leader of the Conservative party.
Jerry opens the show with guest, Gavin Tighe, to talk about the Canada Post workers union losing their challenge of the back-to-work order. Then, Gary Sands from the Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers weighs in on the survey that found people would pay up to 40% more for Canadian products. Jerry questions the rules for school bus drivers. Plus - is there something that you buy that you hide from your partner or family?
Bob Richardson is at the party table with Jerry today on Party for Two. Is Toronto the city that fun forgot? Jerry gets your take on noise complaints against Pickleball in the city. When should a kid get a cell phone? Plus - Jason Chapman from the Toronto Region Board of Trade talks about their world series bet against the LA Chamber of Commerce.
Jerry opens the show by talking about GM ending electric van production at the Ingersoll location. Mark Mendelson discusses the Brampton homicide suspect who was killed in an officer-involved shooting in Niagara Falls today. Giant mirrors in space to reflect sunlight at night? Dr. Jesse Rogerson from York University explains why this might not be the best idea. Plus - Mark Carney is tough on crime and soft on facts.
Jerry is joined by guest co-host, John Cowan, for the 11 am hour. Starting with Party for Two! Then, John Wright weighs in on a new poll that finds the majority of Torontonians think the city is headed in the wrong direction. How will Prime Minister Mark Carney solve Canada's problem while he travels abroad? Plus - Blue Jays are in the World Series!
Jerry, Robert Turner, and producer Cristina Galle try to get World Series tickets. Plus - Producer Ben Harrison and Deb Hutton weigh in on their experiences. Your traffic questions answered by the former TikTok Traffic Cop, Sean Shapiro.
Jerry opens the show by talking about a poem called "Help the World." Francis Syms, the associate dean of information and communications technology at Humber Polytechnic discusses people being charged for flying drones over Blue Jays games. The CBC will defend its refusal to revel how many Gem subscribers they have. Plus - when was the last time you used a fax machine?
Jim Richards joins Jerry at the party table on Party for Two. What is fair or not fair when poking fun at another sports team in the stands? Have you ever told the boss how it was going to be and it worked out? Plus - this week's edition of Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry opens the show with commentary on Prime Minister Mark Carney's announcement yesterday on bail reform, and Brian Lilley weighs in with his thoughts. An advocacy group warns of the health risks of noise. Plus - where is the condemnation of Hamas?
Will Stewart from Enterprise Canada joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. Shakir Rahim from the Canadian Civil Liberties Association talks to Jerry about bail reform. The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski. Plus - Prime Minister Carney announces changes to bail are coming next week.
Jerry opens the show by talking about Marit Stiles' comments on Doug Ford's Home Depot shoplifter story and how he isn't Batman. DEI is coming under scrutiny. More vehicles are being written off by insurance companies, plus, preventing EV fires by ejecting batteries from cars? Brian Turner from Driving.ca weighs in on these stories. A minister's staff accidentally texted deliberations about a 15% spending cut to a reporter.
Mike Kakuk joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Jerry sets the record straight about his thoughts on the Toronto bike share program. An Ontario rule change could deter international physicians. Plus - Tim Hudak and Jerry discuss Stellantis backtracking on plans to build a Jeep model in Ontario.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on Stellantis backtracking their plans to build a Jeep model in Ontario. A law firm receptionist's killer might soon be released into the community. Downsview has been selected as the first location for federal modular housing. Housing expert Jim Dunn weighs in on this. Vaughan's mayor wants 10 new CCTV cameras equipped with licence plate recognition and gunshot detection technology.
Karen Stintz joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. Franco Terrazzano tells Jerry about why taxpayers need to look into federal debt. Aurel Braun from the University of Toronto discusses the complex issues that remain following the hostage release in the Israel-Hamas ceasefire. What's the future of AI and music? Eric Alper weighs in.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on an NDP candidate's dream of government-run grocery stores. The Toronto Police Association pushes for tougher sentences for youth offenders. Francis Syms from Humber Polytechnic talks to Jerry about why multitasking may make you more likely to fall for phishing, and facial recognition technology about to come online in Halton. Richmond Hill councillors pledge to be "another-level' of nice in politics.
Bob Richardson joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. The city aims to create an action plan to keep ravers out of the Don Valley. Are speed limits artificially low? City councillor Jon Burnside weighs in. Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry opens the show with commentary on the speedy sell out of Blue Jays ALCS tickets yesterday morning. Where do you get your news other than NEWSTALK 1010? Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown's $78 million speed camera building. A Canadian company that employed temporary foreign workers gets a record fine for abuses, but workers won't see the money.
Bob Richardson joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. The city aims to create an action plan to keep ravers out of the Don Valley. Are speed limits artificially low? City councillor Jon Burnside weighs in. Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry opens the show with commentary on the speedy sell out of Blue Jays ALCS tickets yesterday morning. Where do you get your news other than NEWSTALK 1010? Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown's $78 million speed camera building. A Canadian company that employed temporary foreign workers gets a record fine for abuses, but workers won't see the money.
Tanner Agar joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two! Toronto Fire Chief, Jim Jessop, talks to Jerry about the safety risks of lithium-ion batteries and call for stronger regulations. The Blacklock's report with Tom Korski minds Ottawa's business. Plus - Victoria Matiash, sports writer and host on the NHL network, joins Jerry to talk about the Blue Jays and the Maple Leafs games last night.
Jerry opens the show with commentary about not giving up on your dreams. David Adams, President and CEO of Global Automakers of Canada weighs in on Howard Lutnik's comments on the Canadian auto sector. Cracks are starting to show in the Canada Post strike as workers slam the walkout. Plus - could Tropical Storm Jerry become a hurricane? Mark Robinson, meteorologist and storm chaser with the Weather Network weighs in.
Dave Trafford joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. Joel Sandaluk, partner at Mamman Sandaluk LLP weighs in on the case of an Indian man avoiding immigration consequences after spying on women at his home. A recap of last night's Blue Jays game. Plus - an AI Jerry Agar? Carmi Levy joins Jerry to talk about this.
Jerry opens the show by talking about Prime Minister Carney's meeting with Donald Trump. Then, Jerry and Sean Shapiro, the former Tik Tok Traffic Cop take your traffic questions. Plus - looking into the housing market with Carolyn Whitzman, senior housing researcher at the University of Toronto’s School of Cities amid the cancellation of the condo at Cloverdale mall.
Noah Shack from the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs joins Jerry on Party for Two to talk about the events of October 7 and the fallout. Looking into the ethics of AI with Dr. Nathan Murray, an assistant professor in the department of English and History at Algoma University. Telescopic Tuesday with science expert, Dan Riskin looks deeper into the world of science! Plus - do UFOers get a bad name?
Jerry opens the show with commentary on the second anniversary of the October 7 attacks in Israel. Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Washington to meet with Donald Trump. CTV News Senior Political Correspondent, Mike Le Couteur, speaks with Jerry about what to expect today. $100 million in Skills Development Fund grants are traced to lobbyists with ties to Premier Ford. Plus - Gavin Tighe weighs in on the legality of MarineLand's threat to euthanize 30 belugas if the Federal Government doesn't provide funding.
Karen Stintz joins Jerry at the party table today on Party for Two. FIFA demands a hands-off approach to protests during the World Cup. Chronic offenders are found to be driving up crime in Kelowna, BC. Plus - a teen working at Tim Hortons was allegedly offered a $20K marriage proposal by a manager for permanent residency in Canada.
Jerry opens the show by talking about immigration data which found that a quarter of immigrants let into Canada as prospective nurses were not hired. A Fraser Institute report looks into the cost and the extent of public sector salaries and benefits. Clayton Campbell from the Toronto Police Association joins Jerry for the monthly policing check-in. Plus - Jerry talks about parental pride in sports.
Will Stewart joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day like a pay increase for jury duty! The Toronto Blue Jays take on the New York Yankees in ALDS, how will this impact restaurants? Kris Barnier from Restaurants Canada speaks with Jerry. More young people are joining Costco as they hunt for deals. Plus - Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry opens the show by talking about the Eglinton Crosstown continuing to miss deadlines. Hindu community members say the proposed Mississauga firework ban would impede religious freedoms. MP Arpan Khanna speaks with Jerry about the Jail Not Bail act. Plus - a North Bay man was sentenced to jail for Holocaust denial and hate speech.
Brian Lilley from the Toronto Sun joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. An asteroid might be headed for the moon - should we nuke it? Astrophysicist, Jesse Rogerson, weighs in on this. The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski. Plus - the Toronto Public Library provides Wi-Fi hotspots to people.
Jerry opens the show by talking about AI technology amid the backlash over Tilly Norwood. The Eaton Centre food court killer applies for parole. The TDSB cancels public consultations into the controversial lottery for specialty schools. Brampton's Mayor, Patrick Brown, weighs in on the city voting to keep speed cameras for the time being.
Mike Kakuk from AM800 joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. Jerry weighs in on the AI research position which is only open to disabled women. Rent is the biggest threat to Toronto's small businesses. Brad Poulos weighs in on this with Jerry. Plus - should you root for the Yankees or Red Sox to face the Blue Jays?
Jerry opens the show with commentary on Pierre Poilievre's claims that Christians may be the top victims of hate-based violence. The federal government denied Marineland's request to export Belugas. Former Marineland whale trainer, Phil Demers, weighs in on this decision. Thousands of charges against drivers have been withdrawn in Ontario. Jerry talks to lawyer Gavin Tighe about just how clogged up the courts are. Caryma Sa'd talks about how her videographer was attacked unprovoked at a protest.
Bob Richardson joins Jerry at the party table for today's Party for Two. Johnny Alfonso from Reliable Robots joins Jerry for a discussion about his business. Telescopic Tuesday looks deeper into the world of science with Dan Riskin! Doug Ford wants to use speed cameras as surveillance cameras.
Jerry opens the show with a conversation he had with Stevie Salas about his documentary, Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World. City councillor, Jon Burnside, joins Jerry for a conversation about Mayor Chow's warning that a funding shortfall for asylum seekers could result in a tax increase. A Project Ontario spokesperson, Matt Spoke, talks with Jerry about Doug Ford's conservatism and what Project Ontario hopes to accomplish.
Barb DiGiulio joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. Could you live without your car? Matt Cauz and Jerry talk about the Blue Jays becoming the American League East champions. Plus - Robert Cattle joins Jerry to talk about the Canadian Manufacturing Technology Show.
Jerry opens the show by talking about wasted tax dollars. Then, Francis Syms from Humber Polytechnic discusses Canada's new AI taskforce. Is Doug Ford not conservative enough? Queen's Park Observer's Sabrina Nanji weighs in. Plus - how would you grade Toronto's report card?
Jim Richards joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two to discuss top stories like the Blue Jays! A report finds that Canadians are drinking less and snacking more. The Fraser Institute found that the top 20% of income-earning families pay 58% of all taxes in Ontario. Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Canada Post, Baseball, US Ambassador to Canada, Road Tolls... oh my! Dan Kelly from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business weighs in on the impact the Canada Post strike is having on small business. Plus - Live nation's CEO says concert tickets are underpriced.
Today at the party table, Jerry and Sunira Chaudhri discuss the top stories of the day. Do you carry cash? The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski. Doug Ford announces plans to ban speed cameras in Ontario
Jerry begins the show with commentary on the cost of encampments. Kerry Bowman, a bioethicist at the University of Toronto weighs in on the case of the BC ostrich cull. Burlington student, Evan Budz, represented Canada at the European Union Content for Young Scientists. He speaks with Jerry about his prize-winning invention. Plus - an RBC employee has been charged for allegedly accessing Mark Carney's banking information. Tech expert, Carmi Levy, provides his thoughts on this.
Brian Lilley joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. A report found that students who attend Ontario middle schools perform worse on EQAO testing. Diana Palmerin-Velasco from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce discusses problems with the immigration system. Asylum seekers in government-funded hotel rooms have been told to check out by next week.
Doug Ford may outlaw speed cameras in the fall. Jerry speaks with Matti Siemiatycki about these speed cameras and their effectiveness. Rebecca Vachon from Cardus discusses MAiD's impact on Canadians with disabilities. Ontarians weigh in on the possibility of eliminating school board trustees.
Will Stewart joins Jerry at the party table on today's Party for Two. Tim Hortons is bringing a merch pop-up to the Eaton Centre. Jerry speaks with Tony Chapman about this marketing move. Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin! Plus - have you dated a coworker?
Secret Service agents dismantle a network that could shut down the New York cellphone system. Cyber security expert, Ritesh Kotak, weighs in on this incident. Then, Toronto Police Association president, Clayton Campbell, talks to Jerry about minimum sentencing and bail reform. An advocacy group is looking for a journalist to cover far right opponents.
Mark Mendelson joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. The Blue Jays clinched a spot in the playoffs. Jerry weighs in on Canada's recognition of a Palestinian state. Kelly Sundberg weighs in on the FBI director who testified that there has been a sharp increase in suspected terrorists entering the US from Canada.
Jerry discusses the us versus them mentality that is prevalent these days. Is it time to get rid of grades from schools? Jerry doesn't think so. A conversation with Ontario's Solicitor General, Michael Kerzner about public safety and bail reform. Plus - Francis Syms weighs in on a cyberattack that hit major European airports and caused disruptions and delays.
Jim Richards joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. An Ontario man says his daughter failed her road test because of his Tesla's brakes. Should she have passed her test? Melanie Joly's department makes the case for private consultants in managing relations with the United States. Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid looks into the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel.
Jerry weighs in on theft in stores, and speaks with loss prevention expert, Rui Rodrigues, from the Retail Council of Canada. Are the leaves changing colour earlier in Toronto? Jerry speaks with Sean Thomas, a professor of forestry at the University of Toronto. Plus - the suspension of Canada Post flyer delivery gets mixed reaction.
Karen Stintz joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. Gavin Tighe and Jerry talk about how Ottawa is urging the Supreme Court to set limits on how provinces can override the charter. Tom Korski is here for the Blacklock's Report, looking into Ottawa's business. Plus - do you speak to strangers?
Jerry weighs in on the homeless issue in Toronto as Dufferin Grove Park encampment residents push back against trespass notices. Some grocery stores are being accused of 'maple washing'. Mike Von Massow from the University of Guelph speaks with Jerry about whether or not we are actually buying Canadian products. The latest in the situation in Nepal with Brett Caraway from the University of Toronto. Plus - the CRTC launches a hearing on Canadian content obligations for music streamers.
Mike Kakuk joins Jerry at the party table for today's Party for Two! Carmi Levy is here with top tech topics like - the potential TikTok deal between the US and China, and a hacker breaking into on-campus smart washing machines. The Dufferin Grove encampment is set to be cleared today. Toronto city councillor, Jon Burnside, speaks with Jerry about the situation.
Jerry opens the show about why he thinks Ontario should allow for school choice. The Bank of Canada lowers interest rates to 2.5%, Amanda Lang speaks with Jerry about what this reduction means. Marc Collins from Balance on Bloor weighs in on the Bloor West bike lane after the community group found that emergency response times are up following the installation of bike lanes. Plus - What do you splurge on?
Do you skip your lunch break? Alicia Vianga joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two to discuss this and other top stories of the day. The city of Vaughan cancels automated speed enforcement. Vaughan City Councilor Gila Martow weighs in on this decision. It's Telescopic Tuesday! Dan Riskin is here with his top science stories of the week. Richard Crouse speaks with Jerry about the death of Robert Redford.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on why he won't tone down political rhetoric. Toronto school board chair, Markus De Domenico, has been told to return more than $6,700 worth of items paid for by taxpayers. Franco Terrazzano speaks with Jerry about why Prime Minister Carney should not ban gas and diesel vehicles. The latest on the anti-corruption protests in Nepal.
Barb DiGiulio joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Nik Nanos weighs in on two new Nanos surveys about personal finance and what Canadians want MPs to focus on in Parliament. . Diane "Dee" Debarros is a couponer who talks to Jerry about how her family pinches pennies to save on groceries. A bad commute can be bad for your health.
Jerry discusses the surprising truth about the recycling slot on the city of Toronto's street litter bins. @SabrinaNanji from @theqpobserver speaks with Jerry about Ontario Liberal leader Bonnie Crombie's resignation. Mark Carney says Build Canada Homes will build 4000 housing units on federal land. Jim Dunn from McMaster University weighs in on this.
Jim Richards joins Jerry on Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Nanos research finds that support for more immigration has cratered. Why do Toronto drivers speed? U of T professor of psychology, Steve Joordens, weighs in. Plus - Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
The Carney government will introduce a bill to protect people entering religious and cultural buildings. The FBI press conference with an update on the suspect in the Charlie Kirk shooting. A man in Barrie, Harris Bocknek, has been cleared in a $2.2 million auto fraud case. Brian Lilley talks to Jerry about Mark Carney's underwhelming response to Canada's economic challenges.
Bob Richardson weighs in on the top stories of the day on Party for Two. Brian Turner and Jerry discuss Chinese EV's and what scrapping the 100% tariff might do to the Canadian auto industry. The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski looks into the latest news from the capital. Plus - can you watch TV without looking at your phone?
Jerry opens the show with commentary on political violence amid the death of Charlie Kirk. Then, Sabrina Nanji discusses Bonnie Crombie's upcoming leadership review. Ontario gas prices have climbed even though the consumer carbon tax has been repealed. Dan McTeague weighs in on what's causing this price increase. Then Jerry asks - should school trustees be parents of children in the school system?
Ana Bailao joins Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Doug Ford tells unemployed youth seeking work to look harder. Suspension letters have been sent to truck drivers accused of obtaining licences dishonestly. Stephen Laskowski, President of the Ontario Trucking Association, discusses this incident.
Will Stewart from Enterprise Canada joins Jerry for Party for Two to talk about the Alberta book ban. Doug Ford comments on speed cameras at an event this morning. Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin looks deeper into the world of science. Pierre Poilievre talks to Jerry about the housing crisis following an announcement this morning.
Jerry opens the show with commentary on government spending. Barrie's mayor declares a state of emergency aimed at addressing encampments across the city. Francis Syms weighs in on AI topics like the Ontario councillor that said death threats sent to a mayoral candidate were AI generated, and an AI copyright settlement. Alberta's revised rules on books in schools will prohibit works containing explicit images of sexual acts
Brian Lilley joins Jerry for party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Dr. Christine Korol talks about the 7 signs that your job isn't going to get better. Plus - a Canadian Whisky tasting with Tim Hudak, John Moore, and Richard Crouse!
Jerry opens the show by talking about the Parkside Drive speed camera being cut down for a seventh time. Sabrina Nanji from Queen's Park Observer joins Jerry to talk about the latest from Queen's Park. Why do people leave sports games early? Plus - the City of Hamilton tells a resident to remove his home security cameras.
Jerry is joined by Deb Hutton and Jim Richards to break down Mark Carney's sector-based announcement. Plus - Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid gets your thoughts on Doug Ford pouring out a bottle of Crown Royal.
GUESTS: Jim Richards - host of the Jim Richards show on Newstalk 1010 from 4-6PM
Deb Hutton - host of the Deb Hutton show on Newstalk 1010 from 4-6
Jerry opens the show by talking about Paul Calandra and Markus de Domenico's comments on Newstalk 1010 this morning. Dr. Mitch tells Jerry about the impact of artificial sweeteners on the brain and if meat protects against cancer. Plus - a new poll shows how Olivia Chow might do against other mayoral contenders in the next election. President of Forum Research, Lorne Bozinoff, talks to Jerry about the poll results.
GUEST: Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications
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FORD POURS THE BOOZE
CALANDRA TEES OFF
ALBERTA'S BOOK BAN
Sunira Chaudhri joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. Another beluga and a seal have died at Marineland, Phil Demers weighs in on what's happening at the former attraction. The Blacklock's report with Tom Korski. Jerry's experience at the Who's concert at Budweiser stage.
Jerry opens the show by talking about the Honda Indy being moved to Markham from Toronto in 2026 amid the World Cup. Pierre Poilievre calls on the Liberals to axe the temporary foreign worker program. Plus - should parents be held responsible for the actions of their children? And - Jerry discusses land acknowledgements.
Mike Kakuk from AM800 in Windsor joins Deb at the party table for Party for Two! Then -full-time support staff at Ontario colleges are prepared to strike as the bargaining deadline approaches. Deb speaks with Dan Brisson from OPSEU, and Graham Lloyd, the CEO of the College Employer Council.
A child is in the hospital after and alleged Welland home break-in sex assault. Brian Passifiume from the Toronto Sun and criminal lawyer, Boris Bytensky, weigh in on this case. The NDP leadership race is underway, with the party limiting signatures from 'cis' men. Erin Morrison, Vice president of Texture Communications weighs in on this. Plus - police launch an investigation into iPro Realty. Real estate lawyer, Bob Aaron, talks to Deb about this scandal.
Barb DiGiulio joins Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. What is the weirdest thing you've seen at an open house or real estate listing? It's Telescopic Tuesday, Dan Riskin is here to weigh in on top stories from the world of science this week. The US ends duty-free exemptions, which brings worry for small businesses. Brad Poulos talks to Jerry about the impact this will have on businesses.
Jerry opens the show by talking about criminals who are released, only to re-offend. Calls mount to strip a Canadian restaurateurof the Order of Canada over his anti-Israel post. Toronto Police Association president, Clayton Campbell, joins Jerry for the monthly check-in, highlighting recent policing stories. Then, Jerry weighs in on banned books in Alberta.
Sunira Chaudhri joins Jerry for party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Mitch Marner says family safety was a factory in his exit from the Maple Leafs. Kelly Sundberg weighs in on Canada's border agency's plans to use AI in screening. Small businesses that relied on duty-free shipping to the US wonder if they can survive without it. Michelle Auger from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business provides some insight.
Jerry opens the show by commenting on Quebec's tabled legislation to ban prayer in public places. Then, Brian Lilley joins the show to talk about how the asylum system is being abused and needs to change. A new report highlights the cost of ballooning bureaucracy. Samantha Dagres from MEI weighs in on this report.
Bob Richardson joins Jerry for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. As RECO moves to contain the iPro crisis, Mark Morris breaks down the situation. The Blacklock's Report with managing editor Tom Korski. Plus - can money buy happiness in life?
Jerry opens the show by talking about why education is not underfunded in Ontario. Then, Jerry asks, if you drive your kid to school, why? Plus - Toronto Police resume the search for a missing jet ski operator near Bluffers Park. Senior lawyer at Kotak Personal Injury Law, Rajiv Haté, weighs in on liability. A poll suggests that 85% of Canadians want governments to regulate AI, Francis Syms from Humber Polytechnic weighs in on AI regulation.
Sabrina Nanji joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Ontario sees early signs that US-based physicians are relocating to the province. It's Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin! Plus - complaints rose against the Rogers Stadium noise over the weekend. Deb Hutton shares her experience at last night's concert.
Jerry opens the show by talking about Toronto city councillors who mocked the Minister of Housing. Lorraine Sommerfeld from Driving.ca weighs in on the GTA's congestion crisis and says that cars should not come first. Have you ever had to ask for money back from others? Toronto has a vacant home tax, but in Australia, a plan for a 'spare bedroom tax' has been met with outrage.
Karen Stintz joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. The Capital Pride Parade was cancelled after protesters blocked its route in downtown Ottawa. Prime Minister Carney announced that Canada will lift counter tariffs on American goods. Drew Fagan from the University of Toronto weighs in on this. Language matters. Jerry talks about why the words you use matter.
Jerry shares what he did on his vacation over the weekend. Christian Leuprecht weighs in on Prime Minister Carney's visit to Kyiv, Ukraine. Former MPP's want to be included in the new pension plan for Ontario legislators. Plus - Colin Craig on what Canada could learn from Japan's health care system.
On Party For Two, Jerry and Bob Richardson look at why TIFF canceled an invitation for a documentary. What should the punishment be for an alleged dangerous driver? Plus - the latest on a possible Air Canada work stoppage.
What should the government do amid a possible work stoppage for Air Canada? And how important is the ‘curb test’ for prospective home buyers? Jerry talks to Frank Leo. Plus: should former Blue Jays broadcaster Gregg Zaun get a second chance?
Jim Richards joins Jerry on party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Conservative Shadow Minister of Employment, Garnett Genuis, discusses concerning employment numbers. Laryssa Waler says Canadians like politicians they can see themselves having a beer with, she explains. Plus - Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry opens the show by talking about the latest employment numbers. Then, lawyer Gavin Tighe discusses online reviews and the possibility for litigation as a result. A new study sheds light on ChatGPT's concerning interactions with teens. Alisa Simon from Kids Help Phone weighs in on this alarming study.
Will Stewart joins Party for Two today, to discuss the top stories of the day. The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski looks into the latest happening in Ottawa. Plus - Victoria Matiash weighs in on the MLB calling up its first female umpire.
Jerry opens the show by talking about CSIS security screenings, and how immigration lawyers say it is causing delays in processing newcomers to Canada. Urban affairs reporter, John Lorinc, speaks with Jerry about the feasibility of a tunnel under the 401, and the latest possible delay in the Eglinton Crosstown LRT. Minister Nolan Quinn discuss Ontario's Investment of $56.8 million to expand nursing enrollment. Jesse Rogerson weighs in on NASA wanting the US to be the first nation to put a nuclear reactor on the moon.
Mike Kakuk joins the show for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, Canada and the US continue trade talks. John Boscariol, the leader of the International Trade and Investment Law Group at McCarthy Tetrault weighs in. How is Mark Carney doing in his first few months as Prime Minister?
Jerry opens the show by talking about conspiracy theories, as a new study finds young people are more prone to believe them. Air Canada flight attendants vote to strike if an agreement is not reached. Air Passenger Rights advocate, Gabor Lukacs weighs in on how passengers could be affected. Francis Syms from Humber Polytechnic discusses AI and online age verification. Ontario makes a paramedic pilot program caring for seniors permanent. CanAge's Laura Tamblynn Watts weighs in on this decision.
Mark Mendelson joins Party for Two today to discuss the top stories of the day. Jerry talks about how society only works because most people follow the law. Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin looks deeper into the world of science. Jerry follows up on the York Region Paramedic who was fired over online comments.
Jerry opens the show by talking about Canada Post workers rejecting the final offer. Would you work 12 hours a day for 6 days a week? Toronto Police Association President, Clayton Campbell, joins Jerry for this month's check-in to discuss policing and crime topics. Some shelters in Ontario are seeing more pet surrenders because of the cost of living, meanwhile a Denmark zoo is asking people to donate small pets for captive predators - what would you do?
Bob Richardson joins Jerry to talk the news of the day. Jerry talks about School Resource Officers not returning to Toronto public schools. Sunira Chaudhri joins Jerry to discuss Google claiming pregnancy is not a protected ground under Ontario's human rights code. Bob Reid talks communication in Touchdowns and Fumbles.
Jerry weighs in on a paramedic being fired for her comments about Israel. Dr. Mitch Shulman joins us to talk about McGill's AI that predicts respiratory illness. Is Uber for women a good idea? Jerry says deal with it when it comes to marketplace complaints.
Ryan Knight joins Jerry for Party For Two to discuss today's issues, Frank Cohn joins Jerry to discuss the new renoviction bylaw, Tom Korksi joins us for The Blacklock's Report to discuss the issues out of Ottawa, and Jerry talks about wasting sunny days.
Jerry discusses the Toronto bike lane decision and talks activist judges, he speaks with Richard Robertson of B'Nai Brith about Mark Carney and his comments about Palestine, Jerry talks burnout and privatizing Canada Post.
Barb DiGiulio joins Jerry today for Party for Two! Are we too soft on crime? Then - ahead of the long weekend Jerry talks about water safety. Plus - maybe the government is getting things done.
Jerry opens the show by talking about the gap between the rich and the poor. Lorraine Sommerfeld joins the show to talk about why speed cameras are preferable to a police officer pulling you over. Jerry asks, was a judge's sentence fair or should there have been a stricter sentence? Do traffic coordinators work?
Mark Mendelson is here for Party for Two with Jerry to talk about the top stories of the day. The Liberals back away from a pharmacare program, shocking health advocates. But Jerry says, we can't afford to pay for everything through taxes. It's Tuesday which means Dan Riskin is here for Telescopic Tuesday with this week's top science stories. The Montreal Economic Institute calculated that Canadian tariffs on American goods have cost Canadian families $92 in new taxes over the last two months. Economist, Emmanuelle Faubert weighs in.
Jerry opens the show by talking about a recent conviction for Jewish hatred. Then he asks, do we believe in free speech? Brian Lilley joins the show to talk about Doug Ford changing his tune on calling for asylum seekers to get work permits. Plus - have people forgotten how to act in public?
Karen Stintz joins Jerry for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day, including - daytime parties! Sydney Sweeney's new ad campaign with American Eagle faces backlash. Branding and marketing expert and host of the podcast, Chatter that Matters, Tony Chapman, weighs in on this from a marketing perspective. Laryssa Waler weighs in on the tariff situation and how we can build a more robust Canada. Newstalk1010 technical producer, Mark Tang, joins Jerry to talk about last night's Weeknd concert.
Jerry opens the show by talking about Canadians' largest expense - taxes! - and why the civil service needs more doers and less thinkers. A feral child summer? Jerry talks about bringing back 90's summers with less structure and more children roaming around outdoors. What does no politics in the classroom mean? The Ford government's directive has created some confusion among parents and teachers.
Robert Turner joins Jerry to talk about the biggest stories of the day, Seniors are rarely downsizing, Toronto councillors butting heads over where to place shelters and Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid.
Barb DiGiulio and Sunira Chaudhri join Jerry to react to the Hockey Canada trial. Jerry takes calls on how to reduce government.
Vass Bednar joins Jerry to talk about the biggest stories of the day, Toronto's sixplex drama, The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski minds Ottawa's Business, and Ryan LaPensee of Backyard Bats discusses how he started making baseball bats for Blue Jays star player Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
Jerry weighs in on youth unemployment, temporary foreign workers, asylum seekers looking for work, and speaks with Sean Shapiro, TikTok former traffic cop about speed cameras, banning left-turns and dedicated transit lanes.
Mike Kakuk, co-host of Mornings with Mike and Meg on AM800 in Windsor joins Jerry to discuss the stories of the day. Jerry speaks with Franco Terrazzano, Federal Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation about fearmongering union bosses. Jerry talks about multiple stories about kids and cellphone use affecting their mental health.
Jerry doesn't think the decline of US Spirits sales in Canada is making much of a difference at all. Jerry talks to Amanda Galbraith about an Uber service for needles. Barrie Shepley, former Olympic coach about the doping allegations against Penny Oleksiak, and Richard Crouse joins the show to discuss Ozzy Osbourne's legacy.
Karen Stintz joins Jerry for today's party for two, is she a future POO officer? Yes, that's an abbreviation, and on this week's Telescopic Tuesday Dan and Jerry talk about being funny…. but you're really not!
Mark Mendelson joins Jerry to talk about the over 90 minute police response times, Jerry also takes your calls on thematter, and Sonya Shikhman discusses what happens next for the underage suspect in the North York stabbing.
Sabrina Nanji joins Jerry on party for two, Canadians are using weak passwords at work, allowing hackers to commit cyber crimes using brute force attack methods. Polls find there is a rise in support for political correctness in Canada, and if you are a postal worker… how are you voting??
Jerry opens the show by talking about drug facilitation. There is an article discussing some of the sounds that drive Toronto residents up the wall, and who are going to events if everyone hates coming to downtown Toronto?
Former Canadian politician and federal minister, Lisa Raitt, joins the Jerry Agar show for Party for Two. Ontario is looking to revamp college and university funding as early as next spring; Toronto Star education reporter Kristin Rushowy explains. The Montreal Economic Institute (MEI) argues that Canada's project approval process should be swift by default. MEI director of research, Krystle Wittevrongel, speaks with Jerry. It's Friday! Touchdowns and Fumbles is back with Bob Reid.
Jerry opens the show by talking about By-law complaints. A 71-year-old Toronto woman was killed in an unprovoked attack in North York; Jerry shares his thoughts. A deep dive into human trafficking with Katrin Roots, an assistant professor in the Department of Criminology at Laurier weighs in. Longtime educator and writer, Christine Corley joins the Jerry Agar show to talk about the crisis in the education system.
Alicia Vianga, a small business owner and the founder of After Breast Cancer joins Jerry for the first time on party for Two. Francis Syms, the Associate Dean of Information and Communications Technology at Humber Polytechnic joins Jerry to discuss the use of AI in job searches, and how this can backfire. The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski minds Ottawa's Business. At least 50 candidates will run against Pierre Poilievre in the byelection, are there too many candidates?
Jerry opens the show by talking about Mayor Olivia Chow saying that city staff 'failed' in the handling of Toronto's snowstorm. Prime Minister Mark Carney's government tells crown corporations to suggest their own spending cuts. A new study finds that people who see the world as cutthroat and competitive prefer tough leaders. Co-author, Christine Nguyen weighs in on these findings. Plus - being early matters.
Sunira Chaudhri joins Jerry for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. The condo market has gone from bad to worse, real estate lawyer, Bob Aaron, weighs in. A new restaurant in Kensington Market is being disputed by neighbours, Tom Mihalik from Toms Place in Kensington market joins Jerry to talk about this. Have you been threatened before?
Jerry opens the show by asking, why can't people accept other people's opinions? Mark Carney says a new trade deal with the US is likely to include tariffs, lawyer John Boscariol weighs in. Jerry takes your traffic questions for the former Tik Tok Traffic Cop, Sean Shapiro. A Bluetooth security flaw in cars could lead to eavesdropping and hacking; Carmi Levi explains.
Tristin Hopper joins Jerry for Party for Two. Poilievre says Canada needs more people leaving the country than entering, Jerry takes your calls. Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin looks deeper into the world of science.
Jerry Agar opens the show by talking about how much power he holds over other people. Canadians prefer more debt over higher taxes to pay for military spending. Copper theft is on the rise, Jerry talks to Newstalk 1010 crime expert, Mark Mendelson. E-scooter injuries are on the rise, Jerry weighs in on helmets and scooter safety.
Karen Stintz joins Jerry for Party for Two for today's top stories. How are roller coasters at Wonderland built? Jerry speaks to the Director of Maintenance and Construction at Canada's Wonderland about what goes into the construction. Just one recess period a day? The Ford government looks into changes to the school day. Plus - if you go to see a band and they don't play their top songs, is that a rip-off?
Jerry Agar is back! He opens the show by talking about literacy in young people. After how many DUI convictions should someone be put in jail? Who should be the next NDP leader? Brian Lilley talks about Mark Carney's ethics disclosure.
Will Stewart joins Deb Hutton on the Jerry Agar show for today's version of Party for Two. Are tattoos acceptable in the workplace? Sunira Chaudhri, an employment lawyer at Workly law weighs in. It's Friday! Bob Reid, principal at Broadway Strategy and Communications, is here with this week's question.
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar show and opens the show with a conversation about children's safety in public spaces alone, with Mark Mendelson. Deb has a conversation with Leslie Scrivener, who was the reporter covering Terry Fox on his Marathon of Hope 45 years ago. Donald Trump announces 35% tariffs on Canada effective as of August 1st. Scott Reid weighs in on this situation.
Karen Gordon joins Deb Hutton for Party for Two. Dr. Zainab Abdurrahman, the president of the Ontario Medical Association, talks doctors warning about the increase in DIY and online medicine. The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski, the managing editor of Blacklocks.ca.
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar show and opens by talking about her thoughts on the story of a 91-year-old man who was evicted from his apartment. MPP Bobbi Ann Brady discusses the School Trustee who refuses to return $12,000 to the board. A GTA mother, Julie Cole, is unsettled after finding a photo of her children used in a GoFundMe campaign for the Texas floods.
Mike Kakuk joins Deb Hutton on the Jerry Agar show for Party for Two. A Canadian woman and her Trump supporting husband betrayed after she was arrested by ice for illegally being in the country. Deb takes calls on your thoughts about this. Carmi Levy weighs in on AI by talking about the racially charged AI-generated videos showing a man struggling to get a job in Canada, and X's Grok posting antisemitic content.
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar show and talks to the Minister of Colleges and Universities, Nolan Quinn about the college layoffs and program cancellations over the past year. A New Nanos poll finds Canadians are most concerned about jobs and the economy amid strained US relationships. Chief Data Scientist and Founder at Nanos Research, Nik Nanos explains. Toronto city councillors bring back the debate over a colour-coding system for Toronto apartment buildings. Richard Powers, an associate professor in the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto explains Canada's competition watchdog's probe into Amazon.
Tim Hudak, former leader of the Ontario Conservatives, joins Deb Hutton on Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Deb takes your calls on the Ontario Police Association's recruitment campaign for new officers. The RCMP charges CAF members with trying to create an 'anti-government militia' and seize land. Former Senior Strategic Counterterrorism Analyst at CSIS, Phil Gurski, weighs in. Therme Spa releases Ontario Place designs. Gary McCluskie, the Principal at Diamond Schmitt, joins Deb to talk about this.
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar show and is joined by Premier Doug Ford to talk about the new memorandum of understanding, crime, and EV mandates. A New York Mayoral candidate wants to build government run grocery stores. Neil Hetherington, the CEO of the Daily Bread Food Bank weighs in on whether or not he thinks this is a good idea.
Brian Lilley joins Deb Hutton on the Jerry Agar show for party for Two. Botched reports by city staff made snow removal failures worse. Should TTC be free during the world cup?
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar show and speaks with Councillor James Pasternak about the changes made to Rogers Stadium ahead of the Coldplay concert. Has Gen Z lost soft skills and etiquette? Monthly check-in with Toronto Police Association president, Clayton Campbell. Should schools rethink graduation awards?
Former Toronto City Councillor and former mayoral candidate, Ana Bailao, joins Deb Hutton for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Political violence and the safety of elected officials, Deb weighs in on this topic. Michael Von Massow, professor in Food Agriculture and Resource Economics at the University of Guelph talks about Del Monte filing for bankruptcy protection and new food labels in Canada. Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar show. Pressure mounts on York Region for firing a paramedic over Israel criticism. Toronto Police report fewer youth gun arrests, but worry that online gang recruitment is rising. One by One founder, Marcell Wilson, talks about how vulnerable youth are being recruited online. President and CEO of the CD Howe Institute, William Robson, discusses the fiscal update the government should have produced, and the budget that Canada needs.
Former Mayor of Toronto John Tory joins Deb Hutton on the Jerry Agar show for Party for Two. One person is dead in an encampment fire in Toronto overnight, Deb takes your calls. The Blacklock's Report with Managing Editor of Blacklocks.ca, Tom Korski. Liam McGuinty, Vice President of Strategy at the Insurance Bureau of Canada weighs in on the complaint that home insurance rates need more transparency from the Ontario financial services regulator.
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar show today. School trustees with the TDSB are told what they can and cannot do, Alexis Dawson joins Deb to talk about this issue. Lululemon sues Costco over the sale of alleged knock-offs. Intellectual property lawyer and managing partner of Dipchand LLP, Elizabeth Dipchand, weighs in. Toronto outlines a new plan to handle a growing rodent problem. City Councillor Alejandra Bravo explains why the city needs this strategy. Should you hang up clothing you've tried on at a clothing store?
Amanda Galbraith joins Deb Hutton on the Jerry Agar show today to discuss the top stories of the day. A poll suggests Canadians are more willing to fight for their country. Do you know anyone who would go to war in this generation? Toronto City Councillor, James Pasternak, joins Deb Hutton to discuss the concerns over Rogers Stadium's opening night.
Deb Hutton hosts the Jerry Agar show today and opens the show by talking about parental involvement in youth sports following a man charged for uttering threats. A study shows that employees who are open about unplugging from work are less likely to be promoted. Office air conditioning - are women chillier at work than men? Frank Leo explains why escape clauses are popping up in GTA real-estate deals.
Andrew Coyne from the Globe and Mail joins Mark Towhey for Party for Two. Defining masculinity in today's age. Should we invest more in greenhouse technology to grow food at home? Sylvain Charlebois, the Food Professor, from Dalhousie University weighs in.
Mark Towhey guest hosts the Jerry Agar show and opens the show by talking about Awkward Monday, Gen Z women staying at monasteries and convents, and trade with the US. Sara Cappe, the president of Harris Poll Canada talks about Canadian pride this Canada Day. Why are you proud to be a Canadian? The death of the middle-class musician? Freelance journalist, Luc Rinaldi, weighs in on struggling artists.
Jerry opens the show by talking about the death of a Canadian in ICE custody in the US. Could Canada's digital sales tax on foreign tech companies worsen trade tensions with the United States? Vice President of Government Relations at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, David Pierce, weighs in. Varshni Skantharajah, Director of Legal at the Insurance Bureau of Canada discusses the future of auto insurance with automated vehicles. Parents going too far in children's sports.
Barb DiGiulio joins Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Mayor Olivia Chow recommends a Chief Resilience Officer to deal with the next heat wave. John Tory, talks about the previous Resilience Officer, plus he weighs in on the province taking over four school boards, citing financial mismanagement. The Border Agency is investigating potential Iranian officials being allowed into Canada, Jerry talks to former CBSA officer, Kelly Sundberg, about what needs to be done. Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Will Stewart joins Jerry for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Associate dean of information and communications technology at Humber Polytechnic, Francis Syms, explains how AI started lying, scheming, and blackmailing its creators. The Blacklock's report with Tom Korski, managing editor of Blacklocks.ca. Plus- do you buy extended warranty?
Jerry opens the show by talking about climate change. Then, Tasha Kheiriddin joins the show to talk about what the province should do to fix the TDSB. A hike in defence spending could mean cuts in other areas, Franco Terrazzano from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation weighs in. How has walking changed your life?
Mike Kakuk, co-host of Mornings with Mike and Meg on AM800 in Windsor joins Jerry for Party for Two. Has your name been mispronounced? Matt Hatfield, the executive director of OpenMedia, weighs in on the concern that a new federal bill could give law enforcement access to information. Plus - should pets be allowed to sit on TTC seats?
Jerry opens the show by talking about the taxi industry and Uber. Sunira Chaudhri, employment lawyer and founder of Workly Law discusses employers looking beyond resumes and education in hiring. The TDSB puts the brakes on renaming three schools after Ontario's education minister calls the practice a waste of money. Patrice Dutil, professor of politics at TMU weighs in. Mark Towhey weighs in on Canada committing to a new NATO defence spending pledge of 5% by 2035.
Ana Bailao joins Jerry on Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day, including her plans for the next mayoral race. Retail expert, Bruce Winder explains the courts approval of the sale of three Hudson's Bay leases to billionaire mall owner, Weihong Liu. It's Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin who shares the top science stories of the week. Plus - did the cell phone ban in Ontario schools change student behaviour?
Jerry opens the show by asking the question, who is a working person? Olivia Chow could use a big idea to help her in the next election. Christian Leuprecht, professor at the Royal Military College & Queen's University, weighs in on a pay hike for military personnel, American F-35 fighter jets, and the latest on Israel and Iran. Plus - if your car can parallel park for you, should you get your licence?
Sabrina Nanji joins Jerry for Party for Two to discuss the biggest topics of the day. It's incredibly hot outside, and some Toronto area pools closed yesterday due to heat. The United States’ strike on Iran. Why some Canadians are choosing daytime parties over night life.
Jerry opens the show with a conversation with Premier Doug Ford on the closure of the pools in Toronto yesterday. Then, Lisa Raitt, a former federal minister and Canadian politician, weighs in on the major projects' legislation passing in the House of Commons. The accused carjacker who jumped from the Gardiner Expressway was on bail. Clayton Campbell, the President of the Toronto Police Association weighs in. Buy now and pay later? Has this gotten you into a bad situation?
Sunira Chaudhri joins Jerry for Party for Two. Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown echoes the call for the Prime Minister to label the Bishnoi gang a terrorist group. Looking into why singing is good for your brain with Dr. Daniel Levitin, a neuroscientist, musician, and best-selling author. Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid looks into Mark Carney saying that if Canada can't reach a new trade deal with the US within 30 days, new tariffs on American imports will be imposed.
Jerry opens the show by talking about a bike lane advocacy group who said more bikes than cars travelled along Bloor during rush hour. Brian Lilley joins Jerry to talk about Canada's EV mandates. The federal government says it will move open baking forward at the 'earliest opportunity,' Preet Banerjee explains what this means. Canada will adjust metal counter tariffs against the US on July 21, Keanin Loomis, the president and CEO if the Canadian Institute of Steel Construction weighs in on how the industry is feeling.
Karen Stintz joins Jerry for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Nearly half of CPP is invested in the US, and only 12% is invested in Canada, does this matter to you? The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski dives into Ottawa's business. Jerry speaks to Hila Fakliro, a Nova Music Festival Survivor who is in Toronto for the exhibition, and while here, her apartment building in Tel Aviv was struck by a missile.
Jerry opens the show by discussing the middle-income earners who are looking to leave Toronto and ties it into his conversation yesterday with Rocki Maimone from Maimone Legal about Canadians moving to the US. A watchdog recommends up to 100% foreign airline ownership amid low competition, would this matter to you? A woman is left frustrated after a bank reversed her $1400 currency exchange. Doug Ford is being accused of racist comments ahead of his meeting with First Nations chiefs.
Party for Two with Mark Mendelson, former Toronto homicide detective and Newstalk1010 crime expert. Doug Ford had some thoughts on the justice system and the thieves who tried to steal his car. Rocky Maimone, the Senior Business Manager at Maimone Legal and movetotheusa.ca. A Toronto-area school bus driver who was seen in a vehicle with a 'Lolita's Line' sign in the window has been removed from the route.
Jerry opens the show by talking about an Oakville restaurant owner and head chef who were charged in a human trafficking investigation. Then, Councillor Brad Bradford urging Mayor Chow to stream her press conferences and other appearances live online. The former Tik Tok Traffic Cop, Sean Shapiro, joins the show during his live stream to answer questions about the rules of bike lanes and which vehicles are allowed in them. Are you spending less time with your friends?
Will Stewart joins Jerry for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Brian Lilley on the US-Canada trade deal, and who should be the next mayor? Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin looks deeper into the world of science. Carmi Levy weighs in on ChatGPT losing a chess match against a 1978 Atari, and ads on WhatsApp.
Jerry opens the show by talking about how we are soft on crime. Jay Goldberg, Canadian Affairs Manager at the Consumer Choice Center discusses his column about Carney turning to Eby to help kill pipeline projects. Rebecca Meir, a Sommelier and the co-owner of Chef & Somm, discusses wine in Ontario. Then, Toronto launches a 2-week enforcement blitz for no-stopping zones during rush hour.
Vass Bednar joins Jerry for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Would you want an MPP to officiate your wedding? The Ontario welfare system encourages living alone despite the affordable housing shortage. Plus - is it ok to wear shorts in the office?
Jerry opens the show this morning by talking about staycations as an alternative to travel to the United States. Then, Leah Abrahams from 99.9 Virgin Radio breaks down the Jagmeet Singh and Drake interaction after Singh was seen at a Kendrick Lamar concert in Toronto. The Liberals see a need for speed on major projects bill. Jerry talks about why critics say that is risky. Plus - why would BC pay more for ferries just to spite Donald Trump.
Bob Richardson joins Jerry today on Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Stouffville Mayor, Iain Lovatt defends the push for additional residential units in the Greenbelt and Oak Ridges Moraine. Brian Lilley, columnist at the Toronto Sun, joins to discuss the Public Safety minister recuses himself from files related to terrorist groups. Bob Reid is here for this week's edition of Touchdowns and Fumbles.
Jerry opens the show by talking about the man who has been accused of opening fire on thieves stealing his car in Vaughan. Tasha Kheiriddin weighs in on the situation at Rosedale Heights School of the Arts with the TDSB transferring a beloved principal. Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says the city should repair buildings if landlords don't. Plus - Chow would be re-elected if a vote were held now.
Mark Mendelson joins Jerry for party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. The city of Vaughan pumps the breaks on photo radar after complaints, Ward 3 councillor, Rosanna DeFrancesca joins Jerry to discuss. The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski delves into the top stories from Ottawa this week.
Jerry opens the show by delving into veganism and the question of whether or not vegans live longer than non-vegans. Ontario housing starts are at the lowest level since 2009, the Simple Investor, Todd C Slater, weighs in. Brian Wilson, the Beach Boys visionary leader dies at 82. Jerry and Richard Crouse discuss his life and legacy. Car dealership workers win $20 million lottery prize - Jerry takes your calls.
Mike Kakuk and Meg Roberts joined the Party for Two segment, which Jerry called 'Mike Kakuk has a friend' this morning. Jerry takes your calls about your experience with people acting like bullies. Francis Syms joins the show to talk about the latest technology stories. Plus - how would you define a 'friend'?
Jerry opens the show by talking about bringing police back into schools. Then, Mayor Olivia Chow joined John Moore on Moore in the Morning. Jerry weighs in on some of her comments. Youth are having a hard time in the job market; Jerry discusses why this may be happening.
Tristin Hopper from the National Post joins Jerry for Party for Two. Former language and cultural advisors to the Canadian military are suing the federal government. Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin looks deeper into the world of science. Injection site activists were wrong about closures.
Jerry opens the show by talking about the tariff war, and how some provinces are not carrying American products, which hurts consumers. Then, Gavin Tighe weighs in on the Ontario woman who faked pregnancies to defraud doulas being sentenced to five years in prison. Jerry discusses 911 wait times. Plus - Niagara Falls aims to curb panhandling.
Sunira Chaudhri joins Jerry for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Mark Carney makes a defence spending announcement and Christian Leuprecht weighs in. Plus, a meeting about meetings with Mark Towhey and Karen Stintz
Jerry opens the show by talking about what he did on his vacation, and how his knee surgery has led to an improved quality of life. The US ambassador to Canada pushes back against Canada's travel advice. Jay Olson from the University of Toronto's Psychology department weighs in on smartphone addiction. Plus - a Toronto Cineplex is set to be torn down, Jerry argues, we need housing more than a theatre.
Ana Bailao joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Deb takes your calls on sixplexes in the City of Toronto. Matt Adams, the Director of the Centre for Urban Environments at the University of Toronto, weighs in on the Special Air Quality Statement as a result of the wildfire smoke, and the impacts this can have on our health. Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid delves into the secret meetings between Carney and Trump.
Deb Hutton opens the show by discussing the rising costs of vet bills and takes your calls. Karen Gordon, Principal of Gordon Strategy and Lisa Raitt, former federal Cabinet minister, join for a discussion about double standards in politics.
Bob Richardson joins Party for Two to discuss top stories of the day. Would you live in a house where a murder had occurred? Plus, this week's Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski.
Deb Hutton hosts the show today and opens by talking about Olivia Chow's comments calling for a boycott of Home Depot. Karen Restoule, the Director of Indigenous Affairs and a Senior Fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute comments on the passing of Bill 5, and Sean Fraser apologizing for his comments saying that First Nations cannot veto projects. A mother sues the Peel school board, alleging she is a victim of antisemitic bullying, Deb takes your calls.
Mark Towhey joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Tania Lee from the Frontier Duty Free Association talks to Deb about duty free stores' difficulties amid reduced cross-border travel. Plue - schools will soon have to celebrate Ontario Day.
Deb Hutton opens the show by talking about the guns and violence in the city. Then, Amanda Lang weighs in on today's interest rate announcement, the latest housing numbers, and Trump's steel tariff increase. The Minister of Red Tape Reduction, Andrea Khanjin, explains the latest red tape reduction package presented by the provincial government.
Deb Hutton hosts the show today and talks about hiring Canadian amid claims students can't find summer jobs. Then, Clayton Campbell, president of the Toronto Police Association joins the show for a monthly check in to talk about policing and event security. Plus, is your favourite show CanCon enough?
Political commentator, Karen Stintz, joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Queens Park Observer's Sabrina Nanji gives us some insight into a tense Liberal provincial council meeting. Brian weighs in on the province's latest move to make it easier to take over school boards. Plus - Brian takes your calls on how summer break can bring challenges for working parents.
11:20 - Queens Park Observer's Sabrina Nanji gives us some insight into a tense Liberal provincial council meeting.
Guest host, Brian Lilley opens the show by talking about the attack in Colorado. Then, the food professor, Sylvain Charlebois, weighs in on whether or not the 'buy Canadian' movement has worked. A judge has tossed a seized gun over racial profiling of a Black driver cited 'systemic' problem inside Peel Police, Peel Police Association President, Adrian Wooley joins the show. Plus - a look into the meeting in Saskatchewan with Canada's Premiers and the Prime Minister.
1020 - Grocery aisle of flags and a shopping cart of reality
The food professor, Sylvain Charlebois, weighs in on whether or not the 'buy Canadian' movement has worked.
1035 - Judge tosses a seized gun over racial profiling of a Black driver, and cites 'systemic' problem inside Peel Police. Peel Police Association President, Adrian Wooley weights in on this claim.
Jim Richard joins Jerry Agar Show for Party For Two and they discuss some of the big stories today, and questions what to do about stores that are allowed to sell beer but not taking part in the return/recycle programs. Later are you a caregiver? We talk about the unwanted advice you are getting. Next Pride Toronto loses two more corporate sponsors just weeks before festival launch, but Jerry is wondering where the supposed “millions of visitors” are coming from. Finally it’s Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid tallying up listener votes the MPPs' pay raise.
Jerry Agar examines the recent pay raise for Premier Doug Ford and Ontario MPPs, with commentary and audio. Next, Richard Shimooka, a military expert from the Macdonald Laurier Institute, discusses the potential cost of the "Golden Dome" project, as estimated by Donald Trump. The show also features a discussion on the Toronto District School Board's review of its specialized program admission policies, seeking public feedback on the fairness of rewarding students. Finally, the podcast opens the phone lines to listeners, inviting them to share their experiences of neighborhood feuds
We delve into today's headlines on Party for Two. We'll discuss a violent assault investigation with crime specialist Mark Mendelson. Other topics include Toronto's speed camera vandalism, copper thefts in Oshawa, and the debate around mandatory child vaccines. We'll also cover the Niagara-on-the-Lake tourism strategy change. Later, we'll analyze The Blacklocks Report, focusing on MP ethics and finally your calls on the Toronto Islands' summer improvements.
Jerry Agar starts the show discussing the evil in the world siting stories like the daytime assault investigation in Orillia. We'll then discuss Canada Post's final offer to its union with business expert Marvin Ryder. Later, we'll explore the rise of AI in job interviews and food delivery, with commentary from a technology analyst and firsthand experiences.
- Party For Two with Mike Kakuk
- City of Windsor hires mayor's wife
- Jerry talks to Ryan Knight, President and Co-founder of the Afro-Caribbean Business Network about the Black Opportunity Fund launching an investment firm to support Black Canadian entrepreneurs
- Judge sides with man facing possible deportation to Italy over alleged organized crime ties in Ontario
- Jerry talks about how he uses AI and how it's not all bad
- Why the TDSB is wrong to adopt 'anti-Palestinian racism' policy
- Should the government stop treating air travel like it is a luxury? Is it now a necessity to do life or business?
- A few stories in the news has Jerry asking "Is this just people being irresponsible (overleveraged) or a sign of times?"
Jerry will bring coverage of the Throne Speech throughout the hour.Brian Lilley will join Jerry on Party for Two and will discuss all the recounts in Canada’s recent election.Crime specialist and former homicide detective Mark Mendelson joins Jerry to discuss the extra $750K that Toronto will be spending on security for festivals.It’s Telescopic Tuesday. Dan Riskin joins in with science stories of the week.Deb Hutton joins Jerry to discuss the Throne Speech delivered by King Charles this morning.
Jerry starts the show with his speech about having hope, even in some of these trying times.Are you being constantly disrupted at work? A report estimates workplace interruptions occur every 2 minutes.When flying, do you jump into the aisle upon landing to rush off the plane before anyone else? This might become illegal on some airlines.A Toronto high school starts early and takes a November break. Listen to find out why.
Sabrina Nanji of Queen’s Park Observer joins Jerry for party for two, Sunira Chaudhri and Jerry discuss Minister Piccini Press Conference and Ontario teachers demand province increase education funding
Jerry discusses home delivery, why monarchy is important, and why do people lose on purpose
Jim Richards joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Dan Kelly from the Canadian Federation of Business discusses the impact a postal strike could have on small businesses. Then, Dr. Mitch Shulman weighs in on how sitting for too long can impact your lifespan. It's Friday, which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Employment Lawyer, Sunira Chaudhri, joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Professor Alex Marland from Acadia University weighs in on the Liberal consideration for the ability to vote for a leadership review. It's Thursday, which means the Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski! Jerry weighs in on some recent crime stories.
Jerry opens the show by talking about the problems Canada Post is facing, then tackles the question of whether or not a Canadian automaker is possible. Francis Syms discusses the possibility of AI replacing teachers. Then, two Israeli embassy staff were killed in Washington D.C., Noah Schack, from the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs joins the show.
Party for Two- GUEST: Mark Towhey - NEWSTALK 1010 pundit and former Canadian Forces member.
SAG-AFTRA files complaint over Fortnite’s AI Darth Vader & Darth Vader swearing
GUEST: Carmi Levy - Newstalk1010 tech expert
Ask a traffic cop- GUEST: The Tik Tok former Traffic Cop - Sean Shapiro
If you were facing decades in prison, would you just disappear?
Jerry opens the show by talking about the power of forgiveness and moving on. Then Gavin Tighe weighs in on the class action lawsuit taking aim at exorbitant lawyer fees. Inflation slowed to 1.7% in April, Amanda Lang discusses the reasons behind it. Plus - it would be much faster to get a hip or knee replacement if there was a central waitlist.
Party for Two with Rod Phillips, Former Minister of Finance of Ontario, Gavin Tighe, constitutional lawyer and senior partner with Gardiner Roberts LLP on the Terrebonne election and Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid.
Bob Richardson joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Minister of Justice, Sean Fraser says he will have work life balance and work from home. The Blacklocks Report with Tom Korski looks into the latest in federal news. Plus - the new housing minister doesn't think prices need to come down, callers weigh in.
Deb Hutton hosts the show and opens the show by talking about the Maple Leaf's loss last night against the Florida Panthers. Then, Mark Mendelson weighs in on the US fugitive 'psychic' who was arrested in Toronto after being on the run for 21 years. Hate crimes in Toronto were up in 2024, but decreased this year - Michael Levitt, the CEO of the Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center joins the show. Crime is top of mind for the Carney government; will this make a difference?
Will Stewart joins Deb for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, John Wright talks about the latest Ontario political opinion polls. Canada is facing high youth suicide rates according to a new report. Plus - two coyotes responsible for killing pets in Liberty Village have been euthanized. Founder of the Coyote Safety Coalition, Ruby Kooner, weighs in.
Deb Hutton hosts the show this morning and opens the show by talking about journalists who get into politics. Then, she speaks to the Mayor of Niagara Falls, Jim Diodati about the future of tourism in Niagara Falls. Matt Cauz joins the show to talk about Pete Rose being eligible for the baseball Hall of Fame, and the Florida Panthers exec's suspension because of inappropriate social media posts.
Mike Kakuk joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day, including Amherstburg's new town crier. Ontario is working towards getting homes and infrastructure built faster, the CEO of the Ontario Home Builders Association joins the show. Dan Riskin is here with science stories on Telescopic Tuesday. Mark Carney announced a cabinet shakeup this morning, Lisa Raitt weighs in.
Jerry opens the show by talking about women in professional baseball, then follows up on the 1600% increase in Brampton's property minor variance fees. Toronto city council considers renaming Dundas Station this week. Plus - Jerry tells a story from his weekend, and how people in the country will always help you out.
Mark Mendelson joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, a judicial recount sees the Liberals take a Quebec riding by 1 vote, Gavin Tighe weighs in. Sandy Annunziata joins Jerry to talk about the Canadian Football League, and Victoria Matiash discusses last night's Maple Leafs game.
Jerry opens the show by discussing Canadian Blue Jays fans who did not go to Seattle to watch them play because of a US boycott. Then, Graeme Frisque weighs in on the 1600% increase in Brampton's property minor variance fees. Ontario announces investment into housing infrastructure. Plus- are the mandatory 40 volunteer hours that Ontario secondary students need to graduate impactful?
Party For Two with Jim Richards discussing today's topics, a debacle facing casinos regarding minors and Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Dan Kelly of the CFIB discusses the impact of Leafs playoff hockey on local businesses, and AI was used to make an impact statement? Jerry tells you what he thinks of it.
Party For Two with Sunira Chaudhri, The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski covering Parliament Hill's news, and what upgrades do you indulge in?
We talk to Francis Syms, Associate Dean of Information and Communications Technology at Humber Polytechnic about the PowerSchool Breach, we speak to Ruby Kooner, founder of Coyote Safety Coalition and we discuss TDSB calling on the province for more funding.
Jerry talks topics of the day on Party for Two with Mark Towhey, trusted advisor to business and political leaders, the sad story of two missing kids in rural Nova Scotia, and the sad reality that there are no real penalties to a teen who plead guilty to a fatal swarming of a Toronto man.
Should the accuser be identified?, why the Coyote Action Plan is ridiculous, is it hard to be openly Jewish in Toronto?
Party for Two with Brian Lilley
Mike Kakuk on Winder GM plant
Preview Trump Carney meeting
OPEN:The Art of the Deal
Lorne Gunter on Alberta wanting to leave Canada
Wonderland sued for price dipping
Sabrina Nanji joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Do you use ATM's or have concerns when you use them? Then, Jerry has a conversation with Don Cherry about the Leaf's win last night. Plus - Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid.
Jerry opens the show by talking about the Toronto District School Board. Then, he discusses Alberta Separatism. Jay Goldberg joins the show to talk about how turning 'elbows up' into real policy results will be the real challenge for Carney. GM plans to cut shifts at the Oshawa plant, Jerry is joined by Oshawa's mayor, Dan Carter.
Robert Benzie joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Planned festival security meeting in Toronto shifts focus amid the Vancouver attack. Then, the Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski. Plus - looking into Canada's first 3D printed multi-unit homes with Professor Sreekanta Das.
Jerry opens the show by talking about Doug Ford's idea of electing judges. Then, he discusses how American businesses are starting to pull back because of tariffs. Young People are moving to Alberta, Jerry takes calls and gets your thoughts.
Mike Kakuk joins Party for Two today! Then, Robyn Urback talks about how Poilievre was the right man for the moment, but the moment changed. Criminal Lawyer Boris Bytensky talks about Ontario creating specialized cyber crime prosecution teams. Plus - Jerry loses a friend :(
Jerry opens the show by talking about how people in the city of Toronto don't understand wildlife. Then, Chris Lewis weighs in on how Ontario may let police seize car fob hacking tools. The NDP has lost party status, Kim Wright joins the show to discuss next steps for them. Is the Ford government's 401 tunnel plan feasible? Professor Eric Miller from the University of Toronto weighs in.
Bob Richardson joins for Party for Two. Tim Hudak discusses the election results. It's Telescopic Tuesday, Dan Riskin gives us the top science stories of the week. Then, Donald Trump may reduce auto tariffs, Greg Layson joins the show.
Jerry opens the show by talking about last nights election results, and what he expects this new government to accomplish, based on their campaign promises. Then, Amanda Galbraith, Brian Lilley, and Karen Stintz weigh in on last night's election results.
Sunira Chaudhri joins party for Two today. Plus, how do you deal with friends or family who constantly try to talk politics? Ontario looks to speed up judicial appointments, Gavin Tighe weighs in. Plus - today is election day, your vote matters!
Jerry opens the show by talking about people's belief about issues at the Canada-US border. Then, should prisons restrict what prisoners read? Your questions answered by Sean Shapiro, the former Tik Tok Traffic Cop! Plus - is it difficult to get employees to dress properly?
Jim Richards joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Nick Paparella weighs in on the mistrial declared in the trial of former junior hockey players. The leafs won last night, Jerry asks Matt Cauz if it’s too early to get excited. It’s Friday, which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry opens the show by talking about the upcoming election. Then, Franco Terrazzano joins the show to talk about Mark Carney’s budget being worse than Justin Trudeau’s. Carmi Levy weighs in on protecting Canadian health data from Donald Trump’s AI aspirations. Plus - Bryan Passifiume discusses a veteran who was offered medical suicide.
Tanner Agar joins Party for Two. Then, a survey finds that Canadian workers are among the most stressed. It's Thursday, which means the Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski. Finally, Jerry asks women about feminism over the years.
Jerry gets an update from Stuart McGinn on the incident at Pearson Airport. Then, he opens the show by talking about buying Canadian made streetcars for the TTC. Amanda Galbraith joins Jerry to talk about the body cam footage that was released which shows moments before a 16-year-old was shot by Toronto police. Then, what do you want a traffic czar to do? Plus - Ontario takes control of London school board and probes 3 others.
Will Stewart joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Clayton Campbell from the TPA discusses public safety and the associations endorsement of the Conservatives. The province has been ordered to pause bike lane removal until the Charter case is decided, Marc Collins from Balance on Bloor weighs in. Then, Brian and Jerry Agar discuss the released bodycam footage of a police altercation with a 16-year-old.
Brian Lilley hosts the show today and opens by talking about Mark Carney, the Liberal platform and health care. Then, he takes calls asking how you are voting and why. Plus, Darrell Bricker from Ipsos discusses election polls. Also, do you delete the contact information of someone who has passed away?
Bob Richardson joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, the Conservatives release their costed platform, Brian Lilley and Jerry discuss the new platform. It's Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin! Plus, does Google have a search engine monopoly? Richard Powers weighs in.
Jerry opens the show by talking about the Conservatives new election advertisement. Then, Luis Seco discusses the state of the stock market and Canadians buying American stocks. Plus - your questions answered by the Tik Tok (former) Traffic Cop, Sean Shapiro! Then, a government report predicts dystopia in 2040.
Tristin Hopper joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Francis Syms weighs in on the growth of cyber fraud networks. The Pope has died, Laryssa Waler weighs in on her experience with him in Canada. Then, Frank Cohn from The Home Improvement Show discusses prefabricated homes.
Jerry opens the show by talking about the new Liberal platform and how much it will cost. Plus - did you vote this weekend at advanced polls? Have things become too automated in customer service? An international student was struck and killed by a stray bullet in Hamilton.
Jerry’s Open
GUEST: Kory Teneycke
GUEST: John Wright - Newstalk 1010’s veteran pollster
GUEST: John Tory - former mayor of Toronto
GUEST: Bill Carroll
GUEST: Brian Lilley - political columnist at the Toronto Sun
GUEST Patty Handysides - Host of ‘The Shift with Patty Handysides”
GUEST: Tim Hudak - Former leader of the Ontario Conservatives now a Partner with Counsel Public Affairs, one of Canada’s leading public affairs agencies
GUEST: Bob Richardson - Newstalk1010 contributor and public affairs consultant
GUEST: John Moore - Host of Moore in the Morning
GUEST - Lisa Raitt - Former Federal Cabinet Minister
Special Edition of Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid GUEST: Bob Reid - Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications
Mark Mendelson joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Elias Mackos weighs in on the French language leaders' debate last night. The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski. The TTC is running dating ads now?
Jerry opens the show by talking about the Ontario government's defense of bike lane removal against a Charter challenge. Then, Jerry discusses Brian Lilley's column on Alberta drug treatment legislation. Julie Kwicienski, the CFIB director of provincial affairs for Ontario discusses the provinces push to loosen internal trade and remove barriers on alcohol.
Mike Kakuk joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Elias Mackos from CJAD800 weighs in on the time change for the French-language leadership debate because of a Montreal Canadiens game. Mark Towhey joins to talk about Canadian national defense, which is not included as a topic of the federal election debate. Tim Hudak also offers his thoughts on the Green Party's exclusion from the leadership debates.
Jerry opens the show by talking about the Green party being dropped from the federal election debates. Canadian officials have been criticized for using disappearing messages on Signal, Matt Malone joins the show to discuss. Plus, Amanda Galbraith weighs in on the Green party's exclusion from the debates. Then, Canada's housing starts are stuck at 1970's levels despite tripled population growth.
Sabrina Nanji from Queen's Park Observer joins for party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Ann Cavoukian, former Ontario Information and Privacy Commissioner discusses the woman whose conversation in a Lyft was recorded, transcribed, and texted to her. It's Telescopic Tuesday! Dan Riskin joins the show to talk science! Then, Conservative MPs invested in Mark Carney's former company, Brookfield Asset Management.
Jerry opens the show by talking about Pierre Poilievre's vow to use the notwithstanding clause to support consecutive murder sentences. Then, he weighs in on election sign vandalism in the federal election. New bus lanes are coming soon to Toronto, will they help get the city moving? Murtaza Haider, professor at TMU joins the show. Plus - Honda is considering relocating production to the US, David Adams from Global Automakers of Canada weighs in.
Mark Towhey joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Jerry discusses the 'Stop the Steal' buttons found at a Conservative conference. Then, the latest in election polling numbers with John Wright. And - why we love sports.
Jerry opens the show by talking about the 6 types of voters. Then, Dr. Mitch weighs in on the use of weight-loss drugs in kids over 12 years old. Then, workers are laid off at the Ingersoll assembly plant. Bryan Passifiume discusses the Liberal operatives who planted 'Stop the Steal' buttons at a Conservative conference.
Jim Richards joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Mark Johnson joins the show to talk about the TDSB renaming schools. Plus, real estate developers and a bank are offering blanket appraisals to save preconstruction delays. It's Friday with means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry opens the show by talking about the Conservative campaign, and Kory Teneycke's comments on 'campaign malpractice.' Ontario seeks 80 primary care teams to build a new system, Jerry weighs in. Then, he discusses Pierre Poilievre's views on taxes. Plus, have you ever had your phone searched at the US border?
Emma Runnalls joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Jerry follows up on his conversations with Emma Runnalls and Tristin Hopper. Tom Korski joins for the Blacklock's Report. Then, Conservatives are limiting media access to Poilievre, is it hurting him? Deb Hutton weighs in.
Jerry opens the show by talking about antisemitism in Canada. Then, Dr. Mitch Shulman weighs in on vaccination records amid the measles outbreak. Then, Drew Fagan joins the show to talk about the latest on the Trump tariffs. Tristin Hopper also weighs in on the Canadian justice system, and his new book, Don't Be Canada.
Mark Mendelson joins Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, Trump's reciprocal tariffs take effect on imports from around the world, John Boscariol, the leader of the international trade and investment law group at McCarthy Tetrault weighs in. With measles on the rise, do we need an electronic vaccine registry? Plus - construction is the culprit behind Toronto traffic.
Jerry opens the show by talking about rally crowd sizing - does crowd size matter? Then, an appeal court reverses reprieve for aspiring lawyers caught in exam cheating scandal. Then, your traffic questions are answered by the Tik Tok (former) Traffic Cop, Sean Shapiro! Plus - a surge in young gun owners.
Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin Will Stewart, Senior Vice President at Enterprise Canada joins party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Jerry weighs in on the proposed amendments to Toronto's dangerous dogs bylaw. Dan Riskin is here for Telescopic Tuesday. Today's topic - dire wolves! Plus, the tariff battle is hitting motorcycle sales hard in Canada, Landon French, CEO of Moto Canada joins the show.
China's interference campaign to help Carney
Jerry opens the show by talking about the relevance of the NDP party. Then, Brian Lilley joins the show to talk about his column on China's interference in the election. Then, should Canadians be wary of election texts?
Bob Richardson joins Party for Two to discuss the day's top stories. Then, Luis Seco, Director of Mathematical Finance at U of T weighs in on the stock market plunge. Matt Cauz discusses Vlad Jr's 14-year deal and Ovechkin breaking Gretzky's record. Plus, the latest federal election polling numbers with John Wright.
Jerry opens the show by talking about how a union drive at Toronto city hall is causing turmoil. Then, he dives into the $11 billion tariff aid package unveiled by the government of Ontario. Then, Judy Trinh discusses Mark Carney's early missteps and if it will impact his campaign. Plus - Jerry talks about inappropriate signs on private property.
Jerry opens the show by talking about Pierre Poilievre's unpopularity with women, and Mark Carney's unpopularity with men. Then, he discusses the ongoing tariff war, the impact it's having on the auto sector, and what it could do to the economy. Richard Powers from the University of Toronto weighs in on the future of the Hudson's Bay spaces. Then, Jerry talks about the federal election leadership debate.
Robert Benzie joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Mike Kakuk weighs in on the Windsor Assembly plant shutting down for two weeks. Then, the Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski. Then an update on tariffs by Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Jerry opens the show by talking about fear, especially with regard to the trade war and federal election. Then, Dan Kelly discusses the trade war's impact on businesses. Brian Lilley weighs in on why he believes carney's campaign will suffer from there not being any new tariffs from Trump. The city of Toronto salted bike lanes yesterday, despite the rising temperatures today - Nainesh Kotak weighs in.
Mike Kakuk joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Jerry discusses tariffs and Liberal election promises with Melissa Lantsman. A woman booted her friend for bringing a child to an adults-only dinner, Jerry shares his thoughts and takes your calls.
Jerry opens the show by talking about the tariffs being imposed today on Canada by the US. Then, Ryan Donais, the founder of Tiny Tiny Homes, joins the show to discuss a resident moving from a tiny home to a permanent home. Then, Drew Fagan discusses Canada and US relations amid tariffs, and the impact tariffs will have. Jerry weighs in on distracted driving after a driver was caught on the 401, watching a movie on an iPad.
Bob Richardson joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Tim Hudak weighs in on the aide that failed to comply with lobbying rules in the Greenbelt issue. It's Telescopic Tuesday which means Jerry talks science with Dan Riskin. Then, Pierre Poilievre's 'biological clock' comment prompts backlash online - Amanda Galbraith joins the conversation.
Jerry opens the show by saying why you shouldn't be April Fooled about the carbon tax with today's lower gas prices. Clayton Campbell from the Toronto Police Association discusses bail and how it can be impacted by the federal election. Then, Frank Leo joins the show to talk about condo investors failing to close, and landlords offering incentives to rent. Then, Gavin Tighe weighs in on supervised consumption sites closing despite court injunction.
Mark Towhey joins the show for Party for Two. Then, John Wright and Jerry discuss the federal election and whether or not character matters in a candidate. Calls mount for Carney to drop a candidate who said a Conservative should be turned in for a bounty, Cheuk Kwan joins the show to weigh in.
Etobicoke residents held a rally over concerns about a proposed homeless shelter in their area. Plus, Conservatives promise to defer capital gains tax to boost domestic investment, Amanda Lang weighs in on what this would mean for Canadians. Then, Tony Chapman discusses federal election polling demographics.
Jim Richards joins the show for Party for Two. Then, Chris Lewis discusses stolen cars ending up at dealerships and the use of AI technology in policing. Carmi Levy weighs in on the use of AI in policing, misinformation, and how AI is creating new crime opportunities. Plus - it's Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry opens the show by discussing Toronto City Councilors getting a thirty-three thousand dollar pay bump. Then, offers his thoughts on the upcoming federal election and Donald Trump. Your traffic questions are answered by the Tik Tok Traffic Cop, Sean Shapiro! Plus, do the Conservatives need to change up their strategy to win the federal election?
Ryan Knight joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, more on auto tariffs with Greg Layson from Automotive News Canada. It's Thursday, which means the Blacklocks Report with Tom Korski. Plus - do you want the city to give tickets to parents parking illegally while dropping kids off at school?
Jerry opens the show by talking about the latest on the federal election. Then, Jerry weighs in on Shelley Carroll talking about the city's snowplows breaking down this winter. David Adams from Global Automakers of Canada joins the show to talk about new US tariffs on autos. Plus - Jerry talks about the LCBO, the Bay, and the latest on the Haskell Library.
Jerry talks to Bob Richardson in Party For Two, Jerry discusses a couple of new stories around safe consumption sites, a GO Transit emergency has us asking questions about response times, and Dan McTeague, President of Canadians for Affordable Energy talks about the cuts and promises of the carbon tax.
Jerry talks about the demographics around this upcoming federal election, Air Canada loses appeal against an airline accommodation, and Mark Mendelson, NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Specialist talks about drug cartels in Toronto.
Party for Two
Election 2025 - Brian Lilly
Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin. Looking into the world of science.
Jerry opens the show by discussing the federal election. Then Gavin Tighe weighs in on the Charter challenge on supervised consumption sites, and 23 and me filing for bankruptcy. Plus - a follow-up on last week's discussion regarding electric vehicle charging and range.
Mark Mendelson joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Jerry discusses the federal election and takes calls to hear your thoughts.
Jim Richards joins the show for Party for Two. Then, Franco Terrazzano on why Canadians need tax cuts and not retaliatory tariffs. Plus - US authorities are closing Canadian access to the library at the Quebec-Vermont border. The president of the Library's Board of Trustees, Sylvie Boudreau joins the show. It's Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry opens the show by comparing policies the Conservatives have proposed versus what the Liberals are now proposing. Then, Francis Syms joins the show to discuss Deep Seek's ban from UBC and SickKids for security concerns. The US government is asking Canadian researchers about whether their work deals with DEI, gender, and climate. Plus, the TDSB will vote on a controversial change to fundraising policy.
Mark Towhey joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Mark Carney is expected to call a snap election. Plus - it's Thursday, which means the Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski.
Jerry opens the show by talking about all the things we just have to deal with in the current political landscape. Then, the Transportation Safety Board released a preliminary on the Pearson Airport crash, John Tory Jr. gives insight into the report. Then, a follow up on the new Provincial Cabinet with Sabrina Nanji. Plus - Trudeau's security posted his run maps on Strava, sparking concerns.
Mike Kakuk joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, John Wright and Amanda Galbraith discuss the new Liberal polling numbers that put them out front. Then, a plus-size influencer blasts critics who say she should pay more for plane seats. Plus, snacks have gotten more expensive, are you buying less?
Jerry opens the show by talking about Toronto wanting to spend almost $11 million on Word Cup ticket packages to re-sell them for profit. Then, the city's response to aggressive coyotes does not involve euthanasia or relocation. Premier Ford is being sworn in with cabinet today, Robert Benzie joins the show to discuss. Then, Jim Dunn weighs in on the $2.55 billion in financing to help build thousands of rental homes.
Talor Kaye joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, an update on hostage negotiations amid conflict between Israel and Hamas with Natasha Hausdorf. It's Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin. Plus - the TTC is asking riders for proof of payment to crack down on fare evasion.
Jerry opens the show by talking about governments buying Canadian made products, and how much more they would cost than foreign made. Then, Tony Chapman discusses Hudson's Bay Company liquidating and the end of department stores. Plus - Jerry weighs in on Mark Carney's interaction with the media.
Sabrina Nanji joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Sunira Chaudhri weighs in on the job losses associated with Hudson's Bay Company closing. Then, Drew Fagan from the University of Toronto discusses the trade war, and how trust has been broken with the US as a reliable trading partner. Plus - how is 'buying Canadian' going for you?
Jerry opens the show explaining why he believes Mark Carney is more like Donald Trump than Pierre Poilievre. Then, Brian Lilley joins the show to talk about how Mark Carney lied to Canadians about the carbon tax, and how Trudeau's Mar-A-Lago visit sparked the 51st state talk. Then, Gavin Tighe discusses a fire that destroyed legal evidence in Durham Region. Plus - Jerry discusses the renaming of Yonge-Dundas Square.
Bob Richardson joins the show for Party for Two and to discuss Mark Carney's swearing-in ceremony. Then, Giles Gherson from the Toronto Region Board of Trade weighs in on tariffs. Plus - it's Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry opens the show by talking about an increase in hate in Canada. Then, Brian Lilley joins the show to discuss Doug Ford's visit to Washington and the city of Toronto adding an unelected council member. Then, your traffic questions are answered by the TikTok Traffic Cop. Plus - Christian Leuprecht discusses Donald Trump's belief that the US will annex Greenland.
Robert Benzie joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, a court dismisses the legal challenge to the Ontario Place redevelopment. Plus - the Blacklocks Report with Tom Korski. Mark Towhey joins the show to discuss Doug Ford's upcoming meeting in Washington.
Jerry opens the show by talking about his appearance on a Chicago radio station yesterday, discussing Donald Trump and the tariff situation. Then, Canadians oppose the pay increase for MP's on April 1st. Plus, the 10 reasons the Liberals led by Mark Carney could win the next election. Finally - do you think jurors should be paid?
Mark Mendelson joins Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, Angelo Melino, a professor of Economics at U of T discusses the latest on tariffs, interest rate cuts, and the stock market falling. Then, James Villeneuve joins the show to talk about Doug Ford's Washington visit tomorrow. Then, a study found that Conservative MPs beat Liberals and NDP on online engagement.
Brian Lilley guest hosts the show and discusses the latest on the tariff situation after both Ford and Trump walk back tariff increases. Then, Vass Bednar discusses AI-driven advertisements on streaming services. Then, Tracey Wilson joins the show to discuss gun policy in Canada.
Will Stewart joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Sunira Chaudhri talks about how the tariffs will impact Canadian businesses. It's Tuesday, which means Telescopic Tuesday, with Dan Riskin, looking into the world of science! Then, Jerry discusses the CBC.
Jerry opens the show by talking about Donald Trump's imposed tariffs. Then, he discusses the tariff update on steel and aluminum tariffs being doubled as of tomorrow with David Adams of the Global Auto Makers of Canada and Mike Kakuk from AM800. Then, what happened to construction and why does it take so long?
Mark Towhey joins the show for 'Party for Two' to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Bob Richardson discusses Mark Carney's Liberal leadership win. Premier Ford announces a 25% surcharge on electricity exports to the United States. Then, Jeff Lang, WSIB President discusses aid to businesses amid tariff uncertainty.
Jerry is back, and opens the show by talking about Mark Carney winning the Liberal leadership election, then takes your calls. Jon Burnside joins the show to discuss the limited crews that can fix the many potholes in the city. Then, Tasha Kheiriddin weighs in on how the Conservatives are gearing up to go up against a new Liberal leader.
Brian Lilley hosts the show today and opens by talking about Doug Ford going full steam ahead with tariffs. Then, Chris Swonger from the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States joins the show to talk about the impact that Ontario removing American booze has on the industry. Then, Pierre Poilievre joins Brian in the studio to discuss various issues including Mark Carney.
Sabrina Nanji joins the show for Party for Two. Then Doug Ford discusses the latest on tariffs. Plus, it's Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Premier Doug Ford speaks with Deb about tariffs and relations with the United States. Then, Ana Bailao joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, the Blacklocks Report with Tom Korski. Plus, Guidy Mamann discusses changing rules for snowbirds visiting the United States.
Deb Hutton guest hosts the show and opens by discussing the possible CUPE 79 strike on Monday. Then, Jerry Agar joins the show to discuss tariffs and his recent experience with them. Ravi Baichwal from ABC 7 Chicago weighs in on Donald Trump's speech. Plus, Chrystia Freeland talks about the Liberal leadership election.
Mike Kakuk joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Jerry Agar joins Deb to discuss Donald Trump's speech to Congress last night. Toronto city workers could strike as of Monday. Toronto City Councillor, Jennifer McKelvie and CUPE 79 President Nas Yadollahi join the show.
Deb Hutton hosts the show, and opens by discussing Barrie's mayor ordering all US flags be removed from municipal buildings. Then, Deb gets your reaction to the decorum during Donald Trump's speech to Congress. Then, we look into science stories with Dan Riskin.
Will Stewart joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Prime Minister Trudeau holds a press conference in response to US tariffs. Jerry Agar joins the show to weigh in on US tariffs. Then, Vincent Caron discusses the effect tariffs will have on Canadian manufacturing and exporting.
Deb Hutton guest hosts today, and opens the show by talking about Doug Ford's plans to end the 16-year pay freeze for MPP's. Then, the US imposes tariffs on Canadian goods, David Paterson weighs in.
Deb Hutton in for Jerry
Party for Two
Canada Post and union say no deal reached during mediated talks this weekend
GUEST: Marvin Ryder - associate professor at the degroote school of business at McMaster University
Tariffs
GUEST: Amanda Lang - Canadian business journalist, and host of Taking Stock, a weekly business news program on CTV, BNN Bloomberg and CP24
Deb Hutton in for Jerry
GUEST: Christian Luprecht
Toronto Police AssociationGUEST: Clayton Campbell - President of the TPA
Election talk
GUEST: Jerry Agar - talk radio host
Party for Two with Jim Richards to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Richard Kurland weighs in on the latest news on Canadian immigration. Then, John Ivison discusses Canada cancelling our F-35 jets to spite Trump. Plus - it's Friday, which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Brian Lilley guest hosts the show today, and is joined by Bill Carroll to discuss the results of the Provincial election results. Then, Jerry Agar joins the show to weigh in on the election. Then, Brian discusses Mark Carney's claims.
Bob Reid joins the show for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, Brian takes your calls on how to deal with Donald Trump and the petition to revoke Elon Musk's Canadian citizenship. Plus, the Blacklocks report with Tom Korski.
Brian opens the show by talking about today's Provincial election. Then, weighs in on Mark Carney seemingly being caught in a lie during the Liberal debate. Plus - Carmi Levy weighs in on tech stories regarding the Canadian privacy commissioner and Google.
Brian Lilley guest hosts.
Mark Towhey joins Party for Two to discuss today’s top stories. Then, Ariella Kimmel from A Better City Toronto weighs in on the city’s snow clearing efforts. Plus. Patrice Dutil weighs in on the TDSB’s renaming of schools. Tomorrow is the provincial election and low voter turnout is expected.
Brian Lilley guest hosts the show today and opens with his thoughts about Toronto. Then, Jean Philippe Fournier discusses inter-provincial trade barriers. Plus, Conservative MP Melissa Lantsman weighs in on the Liberal Leadership debate and Mark Carney’s comments. Then, an update on the GTHL and Mississauga Rattlers with Jeff Davis.
Sabrina Nanji joins the show for Party for Two. Then, Stephen Lecce joins the show to discuss new election promises by the PC party. Plus, Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin. Then, how do you spend a weekend decompressing in Toronto?
Guest host, Brian Lilley opens the show by talking about Donald Trump and his proposed tariffs on Canadian goods. Then, Gavin Tighe weighs in on the thumbs up emoji case possibly going to the Supreme Court of Canada. Then, Brian discusses top policing stories of the day with Mark Mendelson. And an update on the provincial election rac
Karen Stints joins the show for Party for Two. Then, it might be a Poilievre vs Carney race, what will it come down to?
Plus, Conservative MP Michelle Rempel Garner discusses the Conservative party's concerns over Mark Carney. Then, Lezlie Harper, owner and operator of Niagara Bound Tours joins the show.
Jerry opens the show by talking about the city's spending on the FIFA world cup. Then, a provincial election update with Brian Lilley. Plus, does the city have too much democracy? Are Canadian's choosing to buy Canadian over American products?
Jerry opens the show by discussing the CBC. Then, Matti Siemiatycki weighs in on the Board of Trade report calling for fewer bike lanes and curbside patios to tackle congestion. Then, Amanda Galbraith discusses betting on Canadian politics and discusses election odds. Plus, is everyone copying Pierre Poilievre?
Jim Richards joins for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Stephen Lecce discusses his current visit to the United States to pitch Ontario as an energy powerhouse. Jerry talks about healthcare in Ontario and his experience with it. Plus, it's Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Will Stewart joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Plus, an update on the plane crash at Pearson Airport with John Tory Jr. Then, the Blacklocks Report with Tom Korski. Plus - Jerry weighs in on Toronto councilor remarks about city snow removal.
Jerry opens the show by talking about voting and then talks to Sabrina Nanji about the upcoming provincial election. Then, an audit revealed how a contractor overbilled the city on $40 million worth of contracts. Plus, violent extremists are using antisemitism to recruit in Canada, and Phil Gurski weighs in.
Mike Kakuk joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, GameStop looks to sell its Canadian and French operations. Rideshare delivery drivers who battled last week's blast of winter describe dangerous conditions. Plus, Jerry talks about facing your fears.
Jerry opens the show by talking about Mark Carney, and is then joined by MP Michael Barrett to discuss. Then, Robert Benzie talks about the latest on the Ontario election. Plus - an update on the GTHL team who was handed 14 losses over a paperwork error by Jeff Davis, a parent and volunteer with the team.
Party for Two with Bob Richardson. Then, Jerry weighs in on the plane crash at Pearson Airport. It's Tuesday, which means Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin for this week's top science stories. Plus - retailers say grocery prices could rise as recycling costs increase - Michael Zabaneh from the Retail Council of Canada joins the show.
Jerry opens the show by talking about last night's provincial election debate. Then, Jessica Praskey joins the show to talk about the impact tariffs would have on small and medium businesses. Plus - Brian Lilley talks about his conversation with Steve Bannon and Canada-US relations.
Tim Hudak joins the show for 'Party for Two' to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Should a lawyer accused of sexually assaulting a minor be allowed to practise? An Ontario minor hockey league was handed 14 losses over a paperwork error. Plus, it's Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry opens the show by talking about Doug Ford's comments about the death penalty. Then, Sabrina Nanji joins the show to give an update on the Ontario election. Then, Toronto orders Ryan Donais, founder of Tiny Tiny Homes to stop. Courtney Betty also weighs in on this issue.
Mark Towhey joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Mark Carney says we do not have a drug crisis. Then, Tom Korski joins for the Blacklocks Report. Plus - a snow day road update with Lisa Morales and Kerry Schmidt.
Jerry opens the show by talking about working from home amid today’s snow. Then, a Toronto police officer was suspended with pay since 2020, employment lawyer, Sunira Chaudhri weighs in. Brian Lilley talks about Canada’s Premiers visiting Washington. Plus, how do you work out buying Canadian products?
Mark Mendelson joins for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Jerry reacts to Bonnie Crombie's visit to Moore in the Morning. Plus, a weather update from CTV News' Lyndsay Morrison.
Jerry opens the show talking about the Toronto budget eliminating the Tesla subsidy. Then, Sabrina Nanji gives an Ontario election update. Then, Brian Lilley talks about Canada's Premier' visit to Washington. Plus - what do you consider paycheque to paycheque?
Karen Stintz joins the show for party for two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, would you buy a house where a murder had occurred? And 20,000 Indian students didn't show up to class after arriving in Canada, Guidy Mamann weighs in. Plus, Sabrina Nanji gives an Ontario election update.
Jerry opens the show by talking about how the Liberals are changing their stance on many things to be re-elected. Then, Nik Nanos weighs in on the latest political polling numbers. And Steve Ryan discusses the dump truck collision in East York. Plus, Keanin Loomis of the Canadian Institute of Steel Construction explains how 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum this will impact the industry.
Mark Towhey joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, James Villeneuve weighs in on what the Premiers should focus on in Washington next week. Then, TSN's Matt Cauz talks about this weekend's Super Bowl. Plus - it's Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Brian Lilley hosts the show today and opens with commentary on the rise in Canadian patriotism in response to Donald Trump. Then, Brad Bradford joins to discuss the city of Toronto's budget. Restaurants Canada wants the tax holiday made permanent as the holiday nears its end. Then, Brian discusses trade and tariffs amid the Canada-US economic summit.
Will Stewart joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Sabrina Nanji weighs in on the latest in the provincial election. Plus - It's Thursday, which means the Blacklocks Report with Tom Korski!
Jerry opens the show talking about the egg heist where 100K eggs were stolen in the US. Then, Lorrie Goldstein weighs in on Mark Carney campaigning as Pierre Poilievre-lite. Then, he talks about crime and criminal justice.
Mike Kakuk joins for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Plus, Bonnie Crombie's comments about Brampton. Then, child welfare advocates flag the need for more Black hair care and education. Then, Sean Shapiro discusses armed carjackings in the GTA.
Jerry opens the show by describing his dream about being a Premier and explains what he would cut. Then, Brian Lilley weighs in on the drug problem at the Canada-US border. Then, USPS halts processing parcels from China. Plus - is Toronto in decline?
Mark Mendelson joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Jerry asks, are you prioritizing buying Canadian? It's Tuesday, which means Dan Riskin is here with the top science stories of the week. Plus - MP Melissa Lantsman joins the show to discuss border security.
Jerry opens the show by talking about the upcoming Ontario election, and John Wright weighs in on polling numbers. Then, Brian Callanan from the Toronto Police Association discusses the top policing stories impacting the city. Plus, with Tariffs on hold, Doug Ford pulls back on retaliatory measures.
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Tim Hudak
Daniel Tisch, President and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce
Tariffs with Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters
Guest: Vincent Caron - Vice President, Ontario Government Relations and Member Advocacy
Union 444 Windsor and Volpe
Jim Richards joins Jerry to discuss the stories of the day, your kids grow up so fast, and Bob Reid joins us for Touchdowns and Fumbles.
Professor Opher Baron at the University of Toronto discusses the upcoming tariffs from the U.S, we talk cancel culture vs. responsible management in the wake of UFC's Bryce Mitchell's anti-Semitic comments, and are you brand loyal?
Party for Two with Emma Runnalls tackles the top stories of the day, Tom Korski joins us for The Blacklock's Report, and Jerry talks about why he's lost faith in Shelley Carroll as Budget Committee Chair.
You have no excuse not to vote, getting by financially in Toronto and Jerry asks Mark Mendelson some questions about the Shoppers Drug Mart heist.
Mike Kakuk joins Jerry for Party For Two, Michele Mandel joins Jerry to discuss sentencing of the girls who attacked a homeless man, and tech expert Carmi Levy explains why companies aren't held accountable for data breaches and deep AI.
Jerry talks about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's lie, Chrystia Freeland's plan vs. Trump, the TikTok Former Traffic Cop Sean Shapiro joins us, and we talk congestion tolls and if they'd work in Toronto.
Party for Two GUEST: Amanda Galbraith
TELEscopic Tuesdays with Dan Riskin
Auto repair and cost of new cars
Guest: Cam Woolley
Sabrina Nanji joins Jerry for today's party for two, and Jerry discusses the meeting of Donald Trump and Newsom in what he says was a class act by both.
Marilyn Sinclair joins Jerry to talk about the youths thoughts on the Holocaust on the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz
Party for Two with Jim Richards tackling the topics of the day, talking about the tow truck wars with Mark Mendelson and Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid.
We take your calls reacting to the news, Jerry discusses the EV disaster and introduces economics 101 for liberals.
Jerry and Mark talk about today's news of the day, musician Blair Packham discusses the unearthed Tina Turner track from 1984, The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski covers news out of Ottawa, and Jerry reacts to Mayor Olivia Chow's 7 day a week library announcement.
Councillor Brad Bradford on no protest zones, and Devin Drover of the Canadian Taxpayer's Federation on why taxpayers are suing the CRA.
On Party For Two, Bob Richardson discusses the topics of the day, a Canadian professor was denied access into the US, we talk to weather specialist Lyndsay Morrison about the very cold temperature, and we discuss snacking in front of screens.
Jerry weighs in on the idea that Toronto doesn't pay its' share in taxes, he asks who speaks for Canada in the wake of the Arlene Dickinson and Kevin O'Leary comments, Jerry wonders if stay-at-home parents should be a thing again, and colleges are being forced to suspend programs because of a large drop in foreign students.
OPEN: Freeland got the treatment she designed
What does Trump mean for Canada?
GUEST: Brian Lilly Toronto Sun
Don’t post porch pirates
Ford calling for an election
Mark Mendelson joins the show for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Sunira Chaudhri discusses DEI, and the changes the University of Alberta is making to its policies.
Francis Syms joins the show to talk about TikTok's return following the short ban, and the right to repair movement. Then, Canadian retailers are shifting production outside of China. Also, are people overreacting about Trump?
Jim Richards joins the show for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, the Ford government's $200 tax rebate cheques are coming soon, what are you doing with the money? Then, Tiny homes arrive in Hamilton, which raises some questions. Plus, it's Friday which means Bob Reid is here for Touchdowns and Fumbles!
Jerry opens the show commenting on smaller political parties' presence in political debates. Then, would a mandatory national service help Canada? Then, Derek Moorse of HalBrant Elevator Services, reveals the truth about elevator downtime. Plus, 5 students face charges over a "To catch a Predator" stunt gone wrong.
Mark Towhey joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, this Toronto bar faces a 60-day liquor licence suspension following the death of a patron. Plus, it's Thursday which means Tom Korski is here for the Blacklocks Report. Then, Martyn Burke discusses his experience in the California wildfires.
Jerry disputes "Canada is not for sale." Then, the TDSB has spent tens of millions of dollars putting school staff on paid leave, Mark Mendelson weighs in on the investigative process. Then, Tasha Kheiriddin discusses how Trump's tariffs could divide Canada.
Thousands of Canadians have died while on healthcare wait lists since 2018. Then, Vass Bednar comments on how dynamic pricing at grocery stores could make budgeting more difficult. Plus, Dan Kelly from CFIB weighs in on the tax holiday now that we are one month in.
Mike Kakuk joins for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Dr. Patrice Dutil discusses how Trudeau should have learned from Sir John A. Macdonald, not erase him. Then, the auto industry calls for an end to zero-emission vehicle mandates, Bryan Passifiume joins the show. Then, Robyn Urback says we need a single Captain Canada, not a bunch of cadets fighting for Trump's ear.
Will Stewart, Senior Vice President of Enterprise Canada joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Moshe Lander, Economics professor at Concordia University, weighs in on the response to Trump's tariff threats. Then, it's Tuesday, which means Dan Riskin is here to discuss the top science stories of the week. Plus - what are your thoughts on destination Bachelor or Bachelorette parties?
Jerry opens the show by talking about the 2025 Toronto budget, then takes calls on what Toronto does right. Then, Norovirus cases are on the rise in Canada, and Dr. Mitch Shulman weighs in. Plus - people are more alone than ever.
Karen Stintz joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, are 'green burials' more environmentally friendly? Then, Toronto man, Ryan Donais, builds tiny homes on bikes to combat homelessness. Plus, are you ready for driverless taxis?
Jerry opens the show talking about the Toronto budget announcement and what this means for property tax increases. Then, your traffic questions are answered by the TikTok Traffic Cop.
Jim Richards joins Party for Two. Then, Matt Cauz discusses the Blue Jays and Vladimir Gurrero Jr. avoiding arbitration. Brian Lilley weighs in on Mark Carney being photographed with Ghislaine Maxwell. Then, it's Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Mayor Chow announces more traffic agents to get traffic moving. Then, the Liberal Party faces challenges in the leadership race. Then, is the Canadian identity simply that we are not American?
Sabrina Nanji joins party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Gavin Tighe weighs in on the delayed sentencing for a Toronto man for the birth of his child. Plus, the Blacklocks Report with Tom Korski.
Jerry opens the show talking about undocumented people in Canada. Wildfires spread across southern California. Then, is underweight meat at grocery stories a mistake or deliberate? Plus - are you looking for a new job?
Mark Towhey joins Party for Two to discuss top stories of the day. Then, the number of Canadians moving to the US hits a 10-year high. Plus, Clayton Campbell, President of the TPA, discusses the top policing stories.
Premier Doug Ford joins the show for a discussion with Jerry. Plus, Ontario launches rebates for energy efficient renovations and upgrades.
Mark Mendelson joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Brian Turner from Driving.ca discusses car idling to warm up during the winter and vehicle lemon laws. Then, it's Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin with this week's top science stories. Plus, would a congestion toll in Toronto be beneficial?
Jerry opens the show with a good Samaritan story. Francis Syms joins the show to discuss communications and technology topics. Plus, the Liberals say there will be no changes in their leadership race, despite risks of foreign interference. Then, are speed cameras cash grabs?
Brian Lilley discusses the Pierre Poilievre and Jordan Peterson interview. Plus - Bob Richardson and Deb Hutton weigh in on Justin Trudeau's resignation announcement.
Bob Richardson, Karen Stintz, Amanda Galbraith, and Melissa Lantsman weigh-in on this announcement.
John Wight joins Deb for Party for Two and it’s a special Monday edition of the Blacklocks report with Tom Korski!
Robert Fife joins Deb Hutton who fills in for Jerry Agar today to talk about what is going on in this continuing story with Justin Trudeau and his Liberal party, and Deb takes calls on FIFA
Tim Hudak joins Party for Two. Then, Dan Kelly, president of CFIB, discusses the business implications for the tax holiday. Then, Mark Mendelson weighs in on the shots fired at a Jewish school in Toronto. Plus, it's Friday, which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Canada's subsidized Tim Hortons in Windsor loses more money, Mike Kakuk from AM800 joins the show. Then, Brian Lilley discusses his TTC experience and today's Cabinet shuffle.
Party for two with Sabrina Nanji to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Tom Korski joins the show for the Blacklocks Report. Plus - Canada Post is back to work, have you received any mail?
Jerry opens the show talking about the implications for the low Canadian dollar. Then, Tom Mulcair joins the show to discuss the federal government, and what is happening in Cabinet. Then, Jerry reacts to Olivia Chow's appearance on Moore in the Morning. Plus - the Toronto Police Association calls for Trudeau to resign.
Daniel Tsai weighs in on the tax implications for businesses not participating in the tax holiday. Then, a community petitions to relocate a warming shelter in their neighborhood.
Mark Mendelson joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Brad Bradford joins the show to discuss his removal as vice-chair of the housing committee. Also, it's Tuesday which means Dan Riskin shares the top science stories this week. Plus - Frank Leo discusses the new mortgage and down payment rules.
Mark Towhey joins for Party for Two. Then, Apple's 'Find My' function lets Canadians share lost luggage location with airlines, but is that trading too much privacy for convenience?
Jerry opens the show talking about school boards hiring private investigators to catch teachers taking sick days unnecessarily. Plus, Tony Chapman discusses a possible Guinness shortage. Then, what is Holiday Heart? Dr. Mitch Shulman weighs in. Plus - Builder Alex Marrero discusses roadblocks in the construction industry.
Bob Richardson, John Tory, and Scott Reid weigh in on Chrystia Freeland's resignation from Cabinet.
Tom Mulcair, Amanda Galbraith, and Brian Lilley weigh in on Chrystia Freeland's resignation from Cabinet.
Party for two with Jim Richards. Do you bring flowers to a first date? Then, speaking with Mark Mendelson about police response to the murder of billionaires, Barry and Honey Sherman, Plus - it's Friday, which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry opens the show talking about how people feel about Canada and Canadians. Stiffer penalties for trespassing, public drug use in Ontario bill aimed at ending encampments. Plus, Ottawa has sold its stake in Air Canada, sources say.
Jerry opens the show talking about employee recognition. Then, Courtney Betty discusses the recent rise in Charter challenges. Then, Doug Ford threatens to "turn off the taps" of energy exports, Francis Syms joins the show. Plus - Brian Lilley talks about Trudeau taking on Trump.
Party for Two with Mike Kakuk. Then, Jerry discusses the downsides of being a postal worker in Canada. It's Thursday, which means it's time for the Blacklocks Report with Tom Korski! Plus, is an assignment submitted 13 minutes before the due date considered late?
Deb Hutton joins for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Gavin Tighe talks about the increase in informality in virtual court hearings. Plus, should we bring back snow days?
Tasha Kheiriddin joins the show to weigh in on the Government's response to Syrian refugees. Then, the TikTok Traffic Cop answers your traffic questions. Plus, does Ottawa need to rethink border policies?
Karen Stints joins the show for Party for Two, to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, why is cancelling services so difficult? Plus - it's Telescopic Tuesday! Dan Riskin joins the show to talk about this week's top science stories.
Jerry opens the show talking about a GTA man who was put on hold 3 times, while armed intruders entered his home. Then, some cancer patients might forgo care due to high treatment-related costs. Plus - should you stop texting?
Jim Richards joins for Party for Two. Then, Mark Towhey discusses the widened ban on firearms in Canada. Plus, it's Friday which means Bob Reid is here for Touchdowns and Fumbles!
Dr. Mitch Shulman joins the show to talk about life expectancy and why women live longer than men. Plus - have people forgotten how to act on public transit?
Plainclothes fare inspectors patrol the TTC to curb fare evasion. Stuart Green weighs in. Plus - Tom Korski joins the show for this week's Blacklocks Report.
Air Canada drop's free carry-on bags and seat selection for basic fare flights next year. Plus, Carmi Levy joins to discuss copyright protections for AI generated images.
Mark Mendelson joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Plus, Toronto might impose a cap on the number of Uber and Lyft drivers in the city. Then, the Toronto Zoo shifts toward conservation amid critics calling for the eradication of animal captivity.
Toronto Police Association President, Clayton Campbell joins the show. Plus - is it appropriate to tell women they are pretty?
Karen Stintz joins Jerry for Party for Two and it's another Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin!
Jerry discusses Open AI data with employment Lawyer Sunira Chaudhri, and Laura Paris, Associate and Team Lead, Shulman & Partners LLP joins Jerry to talk about if the Festive season is sometimes ‘weaponized’ by divorced parents
Sabrina Nanji of the Queen’s Park Observer joins Jerry for Party for Two and how can you avoid conflicts at family gatherings? Dr. Christine Korol and Jerry discuss.
Jerry discusses Toronto jails and Joe Biden going back on something he said he would never do, pardoning his son… What have you done for your kids you shouldn’t have?
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Bike lane protest tonight - Critical Mass Toronto
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Why businesses are not happy with the tax holiday
GUEST: Dan Kelly - President of CFIB
- Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid
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Drivers admit to getting behind the wheel while on cannabis
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Ontario residents want lower booze taxes, and they may get it
GUEST: Brian Lilley from the Toronto Sun -
Ontario town fined $10,000 for refusing to celebrate pride month
Francis Syms weighs in on the Chinese ship suspected of deliberately dragging an anchor for 100 miles to cut the Baltic cables. Plus - Tom Korski joins the show for the Blacklocks Report.
Jerry opens the show talking about all the things we can be thankful for in Canada, and all the good things we have here. Then, Jerry discusses the Mayors of Mississauga and Brampton being at odds over the police budget hike.
Mike Kakuk joined the show from Wonderful Windsor to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, Tony Chapman discusses Sheridan College's suspension of programs and staff amid an international student cap. Plus - Jerry speaks with clinical nurse manager, Kim Daffern, from Emily's House.
Sean Shapiro, the TikTok Traffic Cop joined the show during his live stream to answer listener traffic questions. Plus - Julien Corona, Associated head of Communications for CIJA in Quebec to talk about the protests in Montreal this past weekend.
Party For Two with Will Stewart, do Torontonians enjoy their way of life. Brian Lilley chats Trump
Trump says he will impose 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico if we don’t get the borders in check. Ontario is under pressure to declare an ‘intimate partner violence epidemic’. Toronto home rates will be flat in 2025
Second Cup closes a Montreal franchise over a hateful incident at a protest over the weekend. Plus - Ezra Levant was arrested at an anti-Israel rally in Toronto. He joins the show to discuss his experience. Then, Chris Lewis discusses police response in protests.
Teachers say students are getting ruder, which is backed up by research. Traffic specialist, Lisa Morales, weighs in on the conversation.
Municipalities are scrambling to afford a double digit spike in OPP costs. Former OPP Commissioner, Chris Lewis weighs in.
Plus, its Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid.
Jerry opens the show by talking about Ginella Massa's comments about Taylor Swift not spending time in Toronto between shows. Then, podcaster, Jax Irwin, joins the show to talk about her friendly prank calls to Nova Scotians.
It's Thursday, which means Tom Korski joins for the Blacklocks Report. Then, Jon Burnside weighs in on the Vacant Home Tax.
Boris Bytensky joins the show to discuss Paul Bernardo's chance for parole, and the parole board's decision to allow victims' families to attend the hearing.
Plus, Leons and the Brick are under investigation for deceptive marketing, Tony Chapman weighs in.
Mark Mendelson joins the show for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, Melissa Lantsman weighs in on the calls for Randy Boissonnault to resign over false Indigenous claims.
Christian Leuprecht joins the show to discuss the latest update in the war in Ukraine, with US and Canada closing embassies in Ukraine due to potential for attacks. Plus, is Justin Trudeau just playing out the clock? Tom Mulcair weighs in. Then, Ontario cracks down on immigration Scams.
Brian joins Jerry for todays party for two and it's another edition of Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin, and Jerry also touches on the Canada Post Strike
Jerry shares his thoughts on the Prime Ministers comments, and research finds Too many girls in Canada are missing out on sports
Employment Lawyer, Sunira Chaudhri, weighs in on employment into older age. Plus, a TTC bus and stolen vehicle crash in Toronto. Two people involved were out on bail. Clayton Campbell, Toronto Police Association president joins the show.
Sabrina Nanji from the Queen's Park Observer discusses signs she is seeing that could point to a snap election. Plus, Mark Towhey discusses Canadian military recruitment. What is happening and what needs to happen?
Jerry's son, Tanner Agar, joins the show to discuss his restaurant's entry into the Michelin guide. Plus - it's Friday, which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Brian Lilley discusses the city of Toronto's staff claims that the cost for bike lane removal would cost $48 million. Then, an AI chatbot sent a threatening message to a user, Carmi Levy weighs in.
- Party For Two
GUEST: Will Stewart - Senior Vice President Enterprise Canada
- Was music really better when you were younger?
- The Blacklock’s ReportGuest: Tom Korski
- Insurance premiums have increased to 12.2% nationally compared to this time last yearGuest: Nainesh Kotak, founder of Kotak Personal Injury Law
- Winter Tires
When do you put them on, especially in this warm weather?
- TikTok Former Cop
Guest: Sean Shapiro
- Doom spending
Tasha Kheiriddin discusses how Canada should handle the influx of refugees, especially during a Trump presidency.
Francis Syms, Associate Deal of Information and Communication Technology at Humber Polytechnic joins the show to discuss the UN's Cyber Convention and Canada's AI Safety Institute.
Tom Korski, managing editor of Blacklocks joins for the weekly Blacklocks Report to discuss the top federal political stories.
Dan Riskin joins the show for Telescopic Tuesday to talk about the top science stories this week. Plus, the top stories of the day on Party for Two with Karen Stintz.
Most criminal cases in Ontario now end before the charges are tested in trial, Gavin Tighe joins the show to weigh in. Then, CFIB says Ottawa shouldn't tax the Carbon Rebate for businesses president Dan Kelly discusses.
John Wright and Mark Towhey join the show to talk about Remembrance Day with Jerry Agar. Plus, a bike lane rally against Ford government's plan to remove bike lanes took over Toronto roads this weekend.
Jerry opens the show discussing Remembrance Day ceremonies and their importance. Plus, Carmi Levy joins the show to talk about an Ontario student who was accused of cheating because of an AI detection program.
It's Friday! Which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategies and Communications.
The RCMP are on high alert for potential wave of migrants following the US election. Public safety analyst and former OPP commissioner Chris Lewis weighs in.
Tom Korski, managing editor of Blacklocks joins for the weekly Blacklocks Report to discuss the top federal political stories. Plus, are multi-generational living arrangements a good idea?
The National Post's Terry Newman discusses the increasing number of arsons across Canada, which peaked in 2021. Plus, the federal government bans TikTok from operating in Canada.
Party For Two with Brian Lilley
Calls on Trump
Donald Trump’s win is an unmistakable cry of rebellion
Tim Hudak joins Jerry for todays Party for Two and its Telescopic Tuesday with CTV News Science and Tech specialist Dan Riskin.
Jerry gives his thoughts on the Don Valley West by-election, and Sean Shapiro and Jerry crack down on unsafe e-biker operators.
Sabrina Nanji from Queens Park Observer is todays guest on Party for Two, and Brian Lilley joins Jerry to talk about how Donald Trump is going to win the 2024 U.S. presidential election. Here are three reasons why
Dr. Mitch Shulman joins Jerry to talk about the risk of Dementia and what you can do to help prevent it from an early age.
- Party For Two with Lisa Morales
- Adam van Koeverden claims Pierre Polievre poses a threat to democracy
- Brampton woman's petition to end daylight saving time now has 87,000 signatures
- Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid
- Bike Lane Debate from The Morning Show follow-up
- Toronto Rent Falling
Guest: Todd C. Slater
- Kamala Harris on why women should vote for themselves
- Toronto council to consider rental development incentives
- ‘The name is femicide’: Why some want term added to Canada’s Criminal Code
- TTC board delays vote to ban e-bikes, e-scooters on transit
- ‘Wrongful conception’ lawsuit weighs joy of unplanned child vs. liability from failed vasectomy
- Blacklocks Report with Tom Korski - Managing Editor of Blacklocks.ca
- Our brains aren’t meant to be awake after midnight
- Canada Post workers could go on strike as early as this weekend — and small businesses are concerned
- I was a Toronto city counsellor. This is why politicians deserve a pay raise
- We all have too many reusable bags, it's a disaster
- TTC to look at idea of handing out 'Baby on Board' badges to pregnant women
- The Canadian Taxpayers Federation released Leger polling showing 81 per cent of Ontarians are concerned about the province’s rising debt
Guest: Jay Goldberg, Ontario Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation
- Toronto has re-vamped its vacant home tax: here’s what you need to know
Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin
Why this major airline is testing tech that shames you for boarding too early
Party For Two with Karen Stintz
OPEN -A follow-up to Saturday’s broadcast with Shelley Carroll
Brian Lilley of the Toronto Sun discusses if Trudeau should stay
Porter breaks its own rules by kicking deaf woman and her service dog off a flight
Olivia Chow on libraries extending their hours
Its party for two with Newstalk 1010's Jim Richards and Bob Reid joins Jerry for Touchdowns and Fumbles
Jerry takes on the topic of hope and has some encouraging messages from himself and callers
Mark Mendelson joins Party for Two. Then, a woman was asked about MAID when going for mastectomy surgery. It’s Thursday, which means the Blacklocks report with Tom Korksi. Then, Jerry speaks with an immigration lawyer about today's announcement.
Jerry opens let's chill talking about 911 call wait times. Greedy municipalities are impacting housing prices. Women’s sports fans are breaking free from the sidelines. Plus, Trudeau’s leadership is being questioned.
Bob Richardson joins the show for Party for Two. Are parking fees at hospitals outrageous or reasonable? Trudeau is facing a leadership test, Tasha Kheiriddin weighs in. Then, should we remove daylight saving time?
Jerry opens the show by talking about Indigenous affairs and their lack of access to services like clean water. Then, he discusses Anthony Furey's comments on the Deb Hutton show. A transgender golfer chose to stop competing against women and faced pushback from LGBTQ groups. Then, how is Toronto dealing with encampments?
Why an airport in New Zealand is putting a 3-minute timer on goodbye hugs? Plus, Dan Riskin joins Jerry for Telescopic Tuesday!
Jerry discusses the daycare protest with operators protesting changes to $10-a-day child care program.
Emma Runnalls joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, how can young people have hope for the future in this country? Plus, a chef was forced to fly tot he US and pay for life-saving brain surgery. Plus, what would you do if you had a finite amount of time?
Does the disability program need an overhaul? David Lepofsky joins the show to discuss. Then, Anthony Furey leads the Don Valley West By-election. And, changes to the block function on X are driving users away, Carmi Levy weighs in.
Jim Richards joins for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, a proposed deal would see tobacco giants pay billions. Plus, it's Friday which mean Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry opens the show talking about spending on art in the city of Toronto. Then, Christian Leuprecht joins the show to discuss the death of Yahya Sinwar, and what this could mean for the war. Then, there are new cameras at the airport! Plus, the internet can't get enough of this hilarious obituary a son wrote for his dad.
Tom Korski joins Jerry for his weekly blacklocks report at 11:35 and todays guest on Party for Two, Ryan Knight and is Toronto going downhill?
Jerry talks about Residents, cyclists clash at Etobicoke bike lanes meeting / Cycling advocates rally at High Park in opposition to Ford’s proposed restrictions on bike lanes
Mike Kakuk joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, a study finds a correlation between helmet use on motorcycles and survival, and Kaelin Agar weighs in. Plus, an update on the auditors report on city workers.
Jerry opens the show discussing the controversy surrounding a bubble tea company on Dragons' Den. Then, a Toronto man has been charged with impersonating a police officer, Chris Lewis weighs in. Then, with dump trucks driving through Liberty Village, is the outrage NIMBY-ism or poor city planning?
Karen Stintz joins Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, what are the hidden costs of a dual-income household? Dan Riskin joins us for Telescopic Tuesday to talk about the top science stories of the week. Minister Prabmeet Singh Sarkaria discusses the bike lane announcement from this morning.
Jerry opens the show discussing if a successor to Trudeau could overcome the Liberals' federal reputation. Then, Mark Collins from Balance on Bloor discusses Minister Sarkaria's announcement regarding bike lanes in the province. Then, Canada-India tensions rise, and Michel Juneau-Katsuya weighs in on the situation. Finally, Tasha Kheiriddin discusses the pressure from Liberal MPs for Justin Trudeau to step down.
Lisa Morales joins for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. A St. Catharines Boston Pizza may lose their liquor licence after patrons are involved in fatal collision, but who is to blame? Then, Brad Bradford joins the show to weigh in on school lunch programs. Then, Bob Reid is here for Touchdowns and Fumbles!
Jerry opens the show talking about the line between what is considered hate speech and what is not. Then, an investigative report found that unqualified truck drivers are getting licenced. Then, is there fear within the Liberal party regarding re-election?
GUEST: Tanner Agar
We take your calls on Pierre Poilevre's interview with Jerry
Blacklock's Report
GUEST: Tom Korski - Managing Editor of Blacklocks.ca
Olivia Chow says it isn’t up to her to do anything about hate on our streets
Honest and transparent conversation around bike lanes
GUEST: Marc Collins, Balance on Bloor
GUEST: Pierre Poilievre, Conservative Leader
Will Stewart joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Ritesh Kotak gives us some tips on how to avoid Amazon Prime Day scams. Then, Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, and Hydro One has sent 150 crew members to help out.
Jerry opens the show by talking about Mayor Olivia Chow's conversation with John Moore on Moore in the Morning about her absence from an October 7 vigil. Then, Freeland announces new initiatives to encourage secondary suites in homes. Bill Coulter gives us some insight into hurricane Milton and the destruction it could cause.
Bob Richardson joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Canada has a new climate champion, who do you think it is? Then, Dan Riskin joins the show for Telescopic Tuesday to talk about the top science stories this week. Then - is your complicated password actually working in your favour?
Jerry opens the show by talking about the City of Toronto crews being caught not doing the work they said they were doing. Then, Mark Mendelson discusses the stunt drivers who shut down part of the 401. Then, there is a civic hot potato dividing policymakers, Sabrina Nanji weighs in.
Mark Towhey joins Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Brian Lilley talks about this weekends latest protest in Toronto. Then, Chris Lewis discusses police responses during protests. Then, Anaïs Bussières McNicoll from the Canadian Civil Liberties Association discusses people's rights in protests.
Jerry opens the show talking about the Israel-Hamas war and the protests occurring in Toronto. Then, Terry Newman discusses the impact this was has had in Universities. Can your employment be impacted if you join a protest? Sunira Chaudhri weighs in. Then, Gavin Tighe talks about what is and is not legal in a protest?
Jim Richards joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, a couple's Uber crashed, but their daughter's Uber Eats order unraveled their injury lawsuit. The TikTok Traffic Cop joins us in studio to answer your traffic questions! Then, it's Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry opens the show addressing the rise of anti-Semitism in Canada. Then, the city of Brampton mulls the possibility of forced treatment for addictions and mental health. We are drowning in reusable bags, is there another solution? Then, how many alcoholic drinks have you had in the last week?
Sunira Chaudhri joins the show for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, one woman had to lie in order to get a mammogram which found breast cancer. Then, Tom Korski joins the show for the Blacklocks Report. Do you recline your seat on a flight?
Jerry opens the show discussing the newest provincial government pledge to hike 400-series highway speed limits. Last year, the Toronto tribunal reduced 40% of parking ticket fines on appeals. Then, does anyone still want kids? Why young people are not having children.
Tim Hudak joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. October is Small Business Month, Brad Polous joins Jerry to talk business. Then, one in three children worldwide is nearsighted, we delve into why with Dr. Mitch. Then, Jerry revisits this morning’s announcement by Toronto Police.
Jerry opens the show talking about the term ‘Settler’ being used to describe non-indigenous people. Then, Brian Lilley gives an update on the Toronto Police announcement today. It’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month and radio host, Kevin O, walks to raise money for Breast Cancer.
Mark Mendelson joins for Party for Two. Then, Jon Reid, president of the Toronto Police Association joins the show for the monthly check in. Then, it’s Telescopic Tuesday which means Dan Riskin shares this week’s best science stories. Plus, the latest development in Israel.
Jerry opens the show talking about how people should be held accountable while they are still alive. Then, Chinese-made EV’s are subject to 100% tariffs, what does this mean for Canadians? Plus, Billy Bishop airport’s lease may not be extended. Is this right?
Karen Stintz joins for Party for Two. Then, what price hike would it take for you to give up your cup of coffee? A temporary foreign worker in Ontario was denied OHIP for being employed out of the province. Do you charge your phone overnight? It may not be as safe as you think.
Jerry opens the show talking about Truth and Reconciliation day. Police receive reports of rocks being thrown at moving vehicles - who is doing this? NATO tells allies to gear up for conventional war.
Jerry opens the show talking about the likeability of Pierre Poilievre. Then, he explains why he believes the education system needs to be overhauled. Plus - Do you eat alone? Are you superstitious about your sports teams?
Jim Richards joins for Party for Two. Then, disability rights groups have launched a Charter challenge against MAID law, and Heather Walkus weighs in. Ryan Knight joins in-studio to talk about his pitch on Dragons Den. Then, it’s Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
On this week's Blacklocks Report, Tom Korski talks about the top political stories of the week. Plus, Jim Dunn, discusses the effects of debt on wellbeing.
Dan Riskin joins the show to discuss the latest incident of a human who is suspected of being bitten by a rabies-positive bat. Plue, can you claim through insurance if you are injured in a carjacking? Nainesh Kotak weighs in.
Premier Doug Ford announces a feasibility study into creating a traffic tunnel under the 401, and he joins the show to discuss this plan. Francis Syms also joins the show to talk about software safety concerns in products coming from China and Russia.
Jerry talks about Prime Minister Trudeau’s comments on the rise of the far right, during his appearance on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Plus, a poll shows that most Canadians want the carbon tax scrapped.
Mike Kakuk on Party for Two. The education minister blames activist teachers for a trip to a rally. Plus, Dan Riskin talks about the top science stories.
A study by the Montreal Economic Institute looks into nurses leaving the profession early on. Plus, Doug Ford’s latest comments on traffic and employment.
Employment lawyer Sunira Chaudri on Party for Two. Where are we at with working from home? CTV Politcal Analyst Scott Reid on Justin Trudeau’s US talk show charm offensive and what’s the right age for parents to expose their kids to R-rated movies?
Sometimes the government has a legit reason for buying theater tickets. You’re never too old to learn something new. The Toronto Sun’s Brian Lilley on why Ford needs to deal with the TDSB.
Jerry opens the show by discussing the upcoming weekend closure of the Gardiner and traffic congestion in the city. Then, an Ontario man is charged $1,500 more after his insurer deems his SUV a vehicle at high risk of theft. Then, Mark Mendelson joins the show to discuss the RCMP's loss of 205 firearms since 2020. Then, what happened to Toronto's commemorative plaques?
Traffic specialist Lisa Morales joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, Jerry revisits how Toronto has been ranked the second worst airport with Karen Mazurkewich from the Greater Toronto Airports Authority. Then, should police be brought back into schools? Courtney Betty joins the show to discuss. Finally - it's Friday! Bob Reid is here for Touchdowns and Fumbles.
Karen Stintz joins us for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Jerry weighs in on the illegal Canada-US border crossings being advertised on TikTok. Then, Tom Korski joins for the Blacklocks Report. Finally - is Pearson really the second worst airport?
Jerry opens the show addressing the circulating video of TDSB students participating in a protest. Then, we revisit the topic from yesterday of the Ontario landlord who was slammed for renting out a bathroom, with Metroland Media reporter, Graeme Frisque. Plus - Ontario Sports Minister and ex-CFL player Neil Lumsden will donate his brain to concussion research. Former CFL player, Sandy Annunziata joins the show to weigh in. Then, public safety analyst and former OPP commissioner, Chris Lewis, joins us to discuss a brazen car theft in Mississauga.
Then, Brian Lilley discusses the possibility of a non-confidence vote in the federal Parliament. Then Mark Towhey joins the show to talk about the exploding pagers and radios hitting Hezbollah. Then, Delta reiterates rules for flight attendant interviewees.
Then, Francis SIms talks about Hezbollah being hit with exploding pagers, and the implications of this on security. Then, Sabrina Nanji from the Queens Park Observer joins the show to discuss provincial politics news. Then, an Ontario landlord is being slammed for renting out a bathroom for $550.
Bob Richardson joins the show to discuss the top stories of the day on Party for Two. Then, a teen girl was sentenced to 15th months probation in the Kenneth Lee case. Then, Dan Riskin joins the show for Telescopic Tuesday, talking about the top science stories from this week. Finally, TIFF reversed their decision, and will screen the controversial documentary 'Russians at War.'
Jerry opens the show by talking about the dangers of e-bikes and electric vehicles. Then, David Lepofsky joins the show to discuss the new courthouse's accessibility issues.
Then, Gavin Tighe discusses the meddling inquiry into the suspected parliamentarians, who will not be publicly named. Finally, is it time for electoral change?
Dr. Mitch on the Ontario government’s push to increase health care in pharmacies. Is Trudeau a climate hypocrite? Jerry explains why political rhetoric is part of a healthy democracy.
We shouldn’t water down what a human right is. Chicago talk show host Dan Proft on the latest attempt on Trump’s life. Brian Lilley joins the show to talk about the Liberal definition of a Canadian. Plus - tipping shouldn’t involve the government.
Brian Lilley joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Francis Syms joins the show to discuss where data goes when it's stolen. Then Jerry discusses Ottawa's hope to relocate thousands of asylum seekers from Ontario and Quebec to other provinces. Plus - it's Friday! which means, Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry starts the show talking about TIFF's pause on screening the 'Russians at War' documentary. Then, Kris Sims joins the show to discuss the intersectional feminist report on space exploration. Then, the family of a teen who died in a homeless camp pushes for involuntary treatment for children with addictions. Then, are playgrounds too safe?
Party for Two with Karen Stintz. Local cops stuck trying to fix Trudeau liberals' drug chaos. Blacklocks Report with Tom Korski. We ask what you would do if money was no object.
Jerry weighs in on the political divide. Trudeau says he can't wait to get into it with Poilievre in Parliament. Montreal mayor unapologetic for blocking social media comments. We talk to Moshe Lander, economist about data that shows Canada is getting poorer when compared to its wealthy peers.
It's Wednesday, which means Mike Kakuk is here for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, a man has been arrested for creating fake bands, and using bots to generate song listens - Carmi levy, Eric Alper, and Gavin Tighe weigh in. Then, an Ontario woman was charged with assault with a weapon after a neighbour was accidentally sprayed with a water gun. Finally, should the government step in and stop violence in schools?
Jerry starts the show talking about how the man who is accused of a plot to attack a New York Jewish Centre, was in Canada on a student visa. Then, discusses how some young people are opting out of having children for economic reasons. Then, we are joined by the Tik Tok Traffic Cop and the Star Wars Cop to talk about your traffic questions. Finally, how much do you tip?
Jon Liedtke joins the Jerry Agar Show on Party For Two. We discuss some of the big stories of the day and then ask you, should students learn about changing tires or learning to sew? Air Canada will start suspending flights in preparation for a pilot’s strike and we ask Robert Kokonis, an airline industry expert, whether the government may force them back to work! Will you pay more for a stamp?
Jerry starts the show talking about fare evasion on the TTC as the commission looks to phase out the ‘No Tap’ gates. We celebrate the career of James Earl Jones with director/producer Barry Avrich. It’s Telescopic Tuesday with Dr. Dan Riskin, and your calls on whether the government should control age verification for social media.
Stephen Murdoch is on Party For Two with Jerry and they discuss financialized landlords getting above guideline rent increases from tenants. Expert in Terrorism and now a professor at Carleton University, Stephanie Carvin discusses whether Canada is ready for the increase in terrorism plots. Jerry talks about the high cost of major sporting events and staying on the theme of sports PWHL has revealed names, logos for all six franchises ahead of second season. Do you like the name? Will you watch some games?
Today federal public servants and executives are mandated back to the office, Jerry starts the show talking about this and taking your calls. Amazon is selling taxi signs, Beck Taxi Operation Manager Kristine Hubbard joins the show to talk about why this is a problem.
Party for Two addresses some of the big stories of the day with guest Brian Lilley from the Toronto Sun. Jerry discusses how you can avoid being caught up in misinformation. Moshe Lander, a professor of economy joins Jerry to talk about what the recent Bank of Canada rate cuts mean for your household. And, Touchdowns and Fumbles! Did the NDP do the right thing by breaking the deal with the Liberals?
Jerry opens the show to discuss whether there are associations between alcohol in convenience stores, and alcohol related issues. You’ve heard messages about education being underfunded but Jerry says that’s not true. Do you have to take off your back pack before entering a retailer if they ask you to? And a look inside facebook groups on like ‘Are We Dating The Same Guy’.
We join Windsor’s Mike Kakuk on Party For Two; The Toronto Sun’s Brian Lilley joins us to talk about how the U.S. prosecutes government officials who allegedly act for China; Toronto is looking at by-laws to curb renovictions, and Matt Cauz joins the show to discuss what John Tavares’ CRA lawsuit might affect future NHL contracts!
Party for Two, Karen Stintz joins the show to discuss some of the big stories of the day including why Jagmeet Singh broke his pact with the Liberal Party. Tom Korski joins the show for the Blacklocks Report. Reaction to the end of Liberal-NDP deal, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre joins the show. And David Booth from Driving.ca discusses how auto mechanics need to update their skills to keep up with the influx of EVs.
Doug Ford rejects comparison of booze sales in corner stores to safe-injection sites and so does Jerry!
New labour movement aims to protect, advocate for Jewish workers. Chelsea Rosen of the Canadian Jewish Labour Committee joins the show. And the food professor, Sylvain Charlebois tells Jerry that some grocery prices are going down!
Jerry discusses what needs to change to prevent shootings in the city. Later a conversation with Gina Pappano executive director of InvestNow about shareholder primacy, and why can’t we understand people when calling a customer service line?
Mark Mendelson joins Jerry on Party for Two… We will discuss gun regulations and domestic violence. Later a conversation about people with letters after their names. Dan Risking discusses Bats and Cyclists on Telescopic Tuesday. Fire Chief Matthew Pegg will join Jerry to discuss the 150th anniversary of Toronto Fire Service
Jerry opens the show talking about the steelworker that had an exchange with Trudeau. Later we discuss that neighbour that is always complaining. Toronto Traffic is making us angrier! And Jerry wants to know why AAA players are being tested in a regular season game!
Jerry opens the show talking about what needs to be done about Canada Post, which has a big financial problem. Former CSIS director Michel-Juneau Katsuya joins Jerry Agar to discuss why provinces must respond to foreign interference in their elections. Doug Ford has faced some controversy but is still very popular. Why ask you why!
Jim Richards joins Jerry for the in-house episode of Party for Two and they discuss why post secondary students can’t afford their rent or groceries. Later we take your calls on the subject. Newstalk 1010 Crime Specialist, Mark Mendelson joins the show to talk about the big police stories this week. And finally its Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid! Poilievre asks Singh to pull support for Liberal government to prompt fall election - was this a touchdown or fumble?!
Jerry opens the show talking aboutEtobicoke variety store caught selling booze before new rules kick in. Later we take a look back at a story about teachers and school boards, Deb Hutton took issue with on her show/podcast.
Criminal Defense Lawyer, Jeff Hershberg analyzes a story about a teenager who was subjected to illegal strip searches while in custody; and finally, business expert Brad Poulos explains why big retailer of cannabis Tokyo Smoke is closing stores.
Jon Liedtke and Jerry Agar get together and simulcast Party For Two on both Newstalk1010 and AM800 CKLW in Windsor, as they discuss some of the big stories of the day. An explainer on Whooping Cough with Dr. Mitch Schulman. Security Failures, Unions and expensive condos will be discussed with Tom Korski on the Blacklocks Report, and finally Loblaw receives backlash for handing out Marvel trading cards but some people like them!
Tim Powers joins Jerry Agar on Party For Two as they discuss some of the big stories of the day. We take your calls to find out what the most valuable thing you or your kids have broken. Tasha Keiriddin joins Jerry to talk about housing, and how to protect yourself from bank/credit card fraud with Detective David Coffey of Toronto Police Financial Crimes Unit.
Jerry opens the show talking about the new school cell phone ban, and then taking cell phone calls from parents and teachers about whether the ban is fair. TikTok Traffic Cop Sean Shapiro joins us to take your traffic questions!
Karen Stintz joins Jerry Agar on Party For Two as they discuss some of the big stories of the day, including a story about permit restrictions preventing Toronto EV driver from using closest overnight charging station to his home. Venting about that annoying friend won’t make you less angry, but there’s a good reason to do it - Dan Riskin explains on Telescopic Tuesdays! Melissa Leung is keynote speaker and author of the award winning finance guide, ‘Happy Go Money’ joins Jerry to explain why it might be a good idea to give your kids a credit card!
Jerry opens the show talking about a tweet by Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe in which he suggests Toronto doesn’t pay its fair share of taxes for transit funding. As Oasis gets set to tour together for the first time in 15 years, we ‘wonder wall’ about your family business… Have arguments and disagreements caused your business harm? Our Monthly check in with Toronto Police Association president Jon Reid; and would you give your kid a credit card?
Sunira Chaudhry joins the show for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, Jerry asks the question: would you turn someone in if you knew they committed a crime? Then, Jerry discusses the lack of plastic bags available in stores. Finally, a Canadian won the air guitar world championship!
Jerry opens the show talking about this morning's press conference by Justin Trudeau talking about changes to temporary foreign workers and new imposed tariffs on Chinese EV's, plus the government's plan to convert government buildings into housing. Then, a high risk offender is released in Brampton, how is this allowed?
On Party for Two, Stephen Murdoch joins in to discuss the top stories of the day. Later, Wonderland is blasted online for a $6 cup of water. Is this right? Then, when data is stolen, where does it go? Francis Syms weighs in. Finally, it's Friday, which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry opens the show talking about people who see colour. Then, Brian Lilley joins the show to talk about his newest columns in the Toronto Sun. Next, Daniel Tsai joins the show to discuss the binding arbitration imposed by the Federal government in the railway labour dispute. Then, Chick-Fil-A plans to launch a streaming service?
Jerry opens the show talking about Metrolinx acquiring 25 home son Pape for the Ontario Line. Then, CUPE calls for Fred Hahn’s resignation following a social media post. Plus, Fan Expo is this weekend and Seinfeld’s John O’Hurley joins the show in-studio! Finally, Jerry and Jim Richards discuss food delivery services amid layoffs at Skip the Dishes.
On Party for Two, Bob Richardson joins in to discuss the top stories of the day. Later, Jerry discusses the rail lock out that began today and its impact on us. Then, Tom Korski joins the show for the Blacklocks Report. Finally, do you know what Summerween is?
On Party For Two with Mark Towhey, they discuss today's top stories. Commercial dog walkers work to reverse a hastily imposed ban at Ramsden Park. Are the viral paralympic TikTok's great marketing, or just plain offensive?
Are the rainstorms to blame for low attendance at the CNE? A company is refusing to pay out $3000 in damages allegedly due to their car wash malfunctioning. Is a 48-storey condo just a logical replacement for a small group of houses or is it an eyesore?
On Party for Two, Karen Stintz joins in to discuss the top stories of the day. Later, Jerry discusses the lousy value we get for the taxes we pay. Then, Jerry discusses how the provincial government is expected to announce restrictions to supervised consumption sites. Finally, could permeable pavements mitigate flooding? Sophie Duchesne, professor in Hydrology and urban infrastructure at INRS joins the show to discuss.
Jerry opens the show talking about wealth envy and spending other people’s money. Then, he discusses the story of a man who worked two weekends at a magic mushroom store and now has a criminal record. Then, Christina Santini, CFIB director of national affairs, joins the show to discuss the possible CN and CKPC rail stoppage. Finally, Moshe Lander discusses how Canada’s inflation rate fell to 2.5% in July.
On Party for Two, Mark Mendelson joins in to discuss the top stories of the day. Later, Jerry discusses the Toronto police officers who were injured during an eviction. Then, Sabrina Nanji from Queens Park Observer weighs in on this. And finally, Fred Hahn responds to the negative reaction to his comments.
Jerry opens the show talking about the Toronto building that was at risk of collapse was deemed unsafe in 2014. Then, he discusses The Toronto Argos and Chad Kelly’s return following a suspension with TSN’s Dave Naylor. Then, Couche Tard is bidding to take over 7Eleven, Tony Chapman weighs in. Finally, Brian Lilley speaks with Jerry about the new appointments to the Senate.
Jerry opens the show talking about the new pilot program granting a select group of international students permanent resident upon graduation. Then, he discusses the safe supply drug program lawsuit in British Columbia. Then, a Dufferin Grove resident and dog owner joins the show to discuss the group’s concern over a dog in an encampment in the City. Finally, can you guess what the city with the worst roads in North America is?
On Party for Two, Jon Liedtke joins in to discuss the otp stories of the day. Later, Jerry discusses Marineland being fined for animal living conditions, plus, would personalized ad’s help raise revenue? Then, he discusses the new daycare funding structure in Ontario. And finally, it’s Friday, which means - Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!
Jerry opens the show talking about the CUPE Ontario President’s divisive social media posts. Then, discusses the construction contracting at the City of Toronto. Then, the Tik Tok Traffic Cop joins the show to answer listener traffic questions. Finally, a teen fell asleep in a courtroom and ended up in jail clothes and handcuffs - was this reaction too much?
On Party for Two, Stephen Murdoch joins in to discuss the otp stories of the day. Later, Jerry discusses the foreign worker program with Brian Lilley. Then, Tom Korski joins the show for the Blacklocks Report. Finally, Kerry Bowman joins the show to discuss Quebec’s early authorization of MAID requests.
Jerry opens the show talking about motorcycle fatalities increasing in Ontario this year. He also speaks with Gavin Tighe about the legal implications of the death lawsuit against Disney. Plus - he discusses the future of the CNE amid proposed development.
Party for Two, Mike Kakuk joins in to discuss the otp stories of the day. Later, Jerry discusses the high-risk killer released from prison. A new political party is being launched, and Jerry speaks with Dominic Cardy, interim leader of the new party. Finally, Jerry discusses the $150 million price tag on a 2 km bike path extension.
Party for Two, Karen Stintz joins in to discuss safety concerns as police calls increase near Barbara Hall Park. Later David Booth of Driving.ca will discuss federal and provincial government helping to fund the Goodyear expansion. Costco wants to crackdown on membership sharing and we find out why with retail analyst Bruce Winder. Finally it’s International Left Handed Day. A lot of everyday items are still right handed only.
Jerry starts the show with a conversation about negative political ads. Later Todd C Slater, discusses maintenance fees and unexpected costs in condo ownership. Thinking too hard does in fact hurt, according to Dan Riskin on Telescopic Tuesday, and a conversation with the Mayor of the Town of Moosomin, Saskatchewan about why it’s great to live there!
A special edition of ‘Party for Two’ - Its a party of four as Jerry’s sons and daughter join the show and offer their thoughts on some of the stories in the news feed.
Later we get to know Tanner, Cooper and Kaelin, a little better
Paul Burns is the CEO of the Canadian Gambling Association joins the show to talk about expanding gambling in Ontario so that online gamblers can play against Americans; and federal workers protest the government’s 3-day back-to-office mandate
Jerry starts the show talking about the US Election; later a discussion with you about bail statistics. Food Professor Sylvain Charlebois joins us to discuss how extreme weather affects the food coming to your table.
Jerry Agar is joined by Jim Richards on Party For Two. We ask you about what traffic rules you break. A conversation with Dr. Mitch about preventing dementia and you’ve been voting all day for Touchdowns and Fumbles, and Bob Reid gives us the results on this week’s poll!
Jerry opens the show with thoughts on why it is so difficult to find places to sit in Toronto parks.
Later we discuss election boundaries in the province. A chat with technology and media expert Mohit Rajhans; and a discussion about year round school.
Jerry Agar is joined by Tasha Kheiriddin on Party For Two and they discuss the big stories of the day, including a report from Durham Police on bad 9-1-1 calls.
The Mayor of Guelph joins Jerry to talk about the public drug use in the city. The Blacklocks Report with Tom Korski, and later we talk to a 9-8-8 Crisis call taker.
Jerry starts the show with a story about Toronto Musicians. Later we talk with Matt Young, president of Republic Developments who is spearheading the Coalition Against New-Home Taxes. The Fraser Institute joins the show to tell us why Doug Ford spends money like Kathleen Wynne would have.
Jerry talks to Tom, who was defrauded but managed to get most of his money back. The lawyer who defrauded him was also put into jail!
Jerry Agar is joined by Tim Powers on Party for Two, your calls on parking tickets, Dan Riskin drops in for another segment of Telescopic Tuesday, and some real estate lawyers are ripping customers off.
Jon Burnside joins the show to discuss the possibility of building a bridge to the island.
We speak to Shoshana Bodenstein about her terrifying experience. We also talk to Guy Felicella, Harm Reduction and Recovery Expert about the idea of involuntary drug treatment and whether or not it would work.
On Party for Two, Karen Stintz joins Jerry to discuss some of the big stories of the day. Norad intercepts Russian and Chinese bombers operating together near Alaska, discussed with military expert Christian Leuprecht. Tom Korski from the Blacklocks Report. Allan Cole - President and Owner of MacKinnon & Bowes, and Director at Funeral Service Association of Canada to talk about what happens to unclaimed bodies.
Jerry starts the show with his thoughts on Biden’s speech last night and then talks about sprucing up his place and the city for visitors.
To discuss the Loblaw class action settlement, McMaster University's DeGroote School of Business’ Marvin Ryder joins the show.
Your traffic questions answered by TikTok Traffic Cop
And will the island airport be turned into a park?
Jerry is wondering why people think it’s okay to throw poo at city workers. The Bank of Canada is dropping interest rates so we talk to economist Moshe Lander to tell us what this does for you. A chat about bail reform with Brian Lilley. Canadian women's soccer coach to miss Olympic opener after being accused of spying on an opposing team! Former CFLer Sandy Annunziata joins the show with his thoughts.
It’s Wednesday, so Mike Kakuk from Windsor is on Party For Two, to talk about some of the big stories. Does our foreign affairs minister know that China is trying to keep her in line? Tasha Kheiriddin explains. And the liquor companies are suing the LCBO! We explain what is happening with the CEO of Spirits Canada
Mark Mendelson joins the show on Party For Two; and we discuss a man released on a conditional sentence over drug charges, who would do a robbery a few days later. Toronto parking enforcement officers facing a growing number of assaults. We talk to Area Supervisor Chris Butterfield is a Parking Enforcement Officer
And Jon Reid, President of the Toronto Police Association. And finally, the Travel Podcaster of The Year; @TheRadioVagabond Palle Bo, joins Jerry to talk about his worldwide adventures.
Jerry’s found stuff on the internet while pretending to do work… so he’s going to talk about what he found. We talk with transit youtuber RMTransit (Reece), and former Metrolinx comms manager AnneMarie Aikins about what needs to be done to relieve chaos in the city, especially near Liberty Village. It’s Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin, and we take your calls on about a woman who had her license suspended over a 13 year old traffic ticket.
On Party for Two, John Tory Jr. joins Jerry to talk about some of the big stories of the day including whether Toronto should implement a rain tax in order to get homeowners to rip out their non permeable drives. We also take this to the phones! And Lianne Phillipson joins the show to explain why you may weigh more today than you did yesterday!
Biden has dropped out of the presidential race! Jerry starts the show with his thoughts on what this means for the election; and then we are joined by political pundit Tim Powers. Later a conversation about how to get a good deal on a condo in a volatile market. The APA joins the show to talk about an Ottawa man waiting nearly a year for car to be fixed at Acura dealership
It's Friday, which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid! This week they discuss Donald Trump's photograph after he was shot.
Microsoft's global outage impacts travel, banks, hospitals, and more. Newstalk 1010 tech expert, Carmi Levy, and cybersecurity expert, Ritesh Kotak, join the show to talk about the impact this has had today.
Party for Two, with public relations expert Stephen Murdoch we discuss and debate some of the big stories of the day. Doug Ford is asking feds to pay their fair share of costs associated with asylum seekers. Later the BlackLocks Report with Tom Korski; and finally, if you’re on a border town, are you crossing over for booze?
Jerry starts the show talking about what went right yesterday! We talk about a couple booted off a plan for not wanting to check their carry-on. Brad Poulos is a cannabis expert and joins the show to tell us whether legalization is working, or not! And a look at the US Election!
As the city of Toronto gets back to normal, Jerry tries to find out why the city can’t handle a heavy rainfall.
Also the federal government has hired 10 thousand public servants!
Party for Two, Elon Musk claims he'll move his headquarters from California over gender-identity law. Limiting screen time to 3 hours for kids. Saskatchewan and CRA reach carbon pricing payment agreement. Have you ever used telemedicine?
Jerry starts the day talking about the LCBO Strike, later we take calls from people leaving to Toronto. Later, a study shows that auto thefts are down in the first half of 2024.Controversy erupts over plans to build new rec centre in Toronto park.
15 Year old race car driver, Mayer Deonarine, his father Clive Deonarine, and documentary maker Paul Reid, join the show to discuss his racing career.
Pierre Poilievre sat down with Jerry Agar live in-studio to talk about safety, safe injection sites, and the Carbon Tax.
Jim Richards joins Jerry for Party for Two and we discuss how a Texas Gen Xer who went to college in his 40s can’t find a job!
We also take your calls and ask you if think its worth the student loans.
And listen in for Touchdowns and Fumbles! What did you think of President Biden’s performance during his NATO press conference.
Jerry starts the show with a conversation about some of the good that’s coming out of the LCBO issue!
Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson discusses the increase in youth gun crime.
Toronto Condo Sales are down but prices are not budging! Real Estate broker Frank Leo tells us why!
And housing costs have people leaving Ontario! Nadia Sokhan, Director of Programs Development and Strategic Partnerships, Polycultural Immigrant and Community Services
Tom Korski, managing editor of Blacklocks.ca joins for his weekly segment to talk about some Blacklocks stories from this past week.
Bars and restaurants are struggling during the LCBO strike. Jerry talks to the VP of Ontario Legislative Affairs at Canadian Federation of Independent Business, Ryan Mallough, about the impact this is having.
Adam Zivo, a columnist at the National Post, joins the show to talk about his column on parental rights activism.
Science expert, Dan Riskin, joins the show to teach us about the top science stories this week.
Residents of a Toronto high rise still odn’t have air conditioning, one month after it broke. What should be done for residents suffering through this?
Newstalk 1010 tech specialist, Carmi Levy, joins the show to discuss AI’s place in news.
Tom Korski, managing editor of Blacklocks.ca joins for his weekly segment to talk about some Blacklocks stories from this past week.
Kingsville, ON is asking residents to vote on whether or not to celebrate on the last Saturday of October instead of October 31st. Mayor Dennis Rogers joins the show.
Court orders anti-Israel protesters to take down University of Toronto encampment. Jerry weighs in on a protesters comments and Jon Reid joins the show to discuss her comments.
It's Friday, which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid! They discuss the top stories of the week and whether they were a touchdown or a fumble.
Auto executives yesterday said billions more in subsidies are needed to meet cabinet’s electric car mandate. Subsidies to date total more than $150 billion. Tom Korski of Blacklocks.ca joins Jerry to talk about the latest in Ottawa.
You won’t believe what councillor Shelley Carroll said to me off air after the Round 2 Moore in the Morning panel. This is not a race issue, it’s a city resources issue.
The Star is detailing TTC CEO Rick Leary’s resignation who maintains he left “..under my terms” but we could also be paying him $1M to leave. WHY?
Big day at Toronto City Hall today with a council meeting that includes an item related to the renaming of Yonge-Dundas Sq. and rumors that some councillors will change their vote. Jerry Agar is joined by Councillor Stephen Holyday for the full details.
Is the proposal for a bridge to the Toronto Island a serious one? The community association on the Island doesn’t think so. The councillor bringing the proposal joins Jerry live.
You might be surprised but Jerry Agar actually has some sympathy for PM Trudeau this morning after the Liberals lost the byelection in the Toronto-St. Paul’s riding.
An Etobicoke neighborhood is suffering from an increase in rats that could be flocking to the area due to the garbage being created by a homeless encampment at a local park. City Councillor Amber Morley's joins Jerry Agar to defend the city's position
Although the petition to “save” the Ontario Science Center, where it currently is, has the same amount of signatures as the Sankofa petition, the support is very different when you look at actually polling data.
Is there a double standard taking place after Rebel News claimed ownership of the cube van that was broadcasting a message that is the subject of a hate crime investigation by police?
Ford is calling on the feds to place a 100% tariff on electric vehicles manufactured in China, warning that failure to do so could put jobs at “risk” in Ontario. It's a move that is anti-consumer, and honestly anti-conservative…
A video has captured a cube van driving around the city that broadcasts a video with footage of Muslims praying with the message "Is this Syria? Is this Iraq? No. This is Canada. Wake up Canada. You are under siege." Police are investigating it as a hate crime but is it? Jerry Agar is joined by Richard Moon, Professor of Law, University of Windsor who is an expert on the subject.
The man responsible for killing a 26-year-old and injuring several others was sentenced to eight years in jail and a 12 year driving ban. Should we consider lifetime driving bans for anyone who gets behind the wheel drunk and kills someone?
The federal health minister is accusing the opposition of bullying dentists away from the new federal dental care program. Maybe, just maybe, it’s as much of a disaster as the daycare program.
Especially if you live in Councillor Fletcher or Councillor Moise's wards. You won’t believe how the 30 000 signature strong petition against Sankofa Square was treated. You have to hear it.
Despite overwhelming opposition Councillor Moise is defending the renaming of Yonge-Dundas Sq. to Sankofa Sq. in the name of anti-black racism.
Stats Canada released a report that examines race -based terminology in Canada. Turns out what many thought was helping was hurting and was just plain dumb.
Karen Stinz joins Jerry on the show to talk about the top stories of the day in Party for Two.
Mark Towhey, Newstalk1010 contributor and former member of the Canadian military weighs in.
Have we been being lied to by the Liberals? Environment and Climate change Canada knew that the carbon tax would be a financial hit to you despite the rebates. Did the government actively hide and lie to you about this?
This is a horrific story and the driver deserves much more time than the two sides are discussing. Not for a minute do I believe that she didn’t know she had hit the cyclist.
Are officer notes police property? 2 cops involved in the crash are refusing interviews with the SIU and to turn over their notes. How is that allowed to happen?
How often do we encounter this in the private sector? MPs are often traveling with their family in tow and there is a system that allows for it to be covered by taxpayers money. Why?
Jerry Agar is back, fresh from his trip to Mexico City, which was largely positive except once again cyclists have gotten in the way of Jerry just going about his business and trying to live his life.
There are 96 000 less youth involved in hockey than there were in 2009 but what is it that's changed? Is it the demographics of the city? Is it that it's extremely expensive to take part in? Too violent? Poor culture?
What does it take to be determined “NCR” and what happens after that designation is given to someone? Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, will be joined by an legal expert to explain.
Would you take $20 from your kid if you made a bet with them during a parenting moment? Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, repeatedly asked her daughter to prep for the following morning of school to the point where it escalated to a bet. Deb won.
The BP company is making it mandatory to disclose any intimate relationship with colleagues or risk losing their job. Is that fair?
While defending the capital-gains tax, Freeland suggested that the 1% must pay or be forced to live “behind ever higher fences” due to the “wrath of the vast majority of their less privileged compatriots.”
TTC CEO Rick Leary joins Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, to respond to union president Marvin Alfred's earlier comments that they didn't need to compromise while coming to an agreement to prevent a TTC strike.
Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, is incensed that many of you went to bed last night without knowing whether or not you could use the TTC for your morning commute because, like the possible border services strike, unions are using the gross discomfort of the public to ensure their gains.
Should Premier Ford force the TTC back into operation if the city and the TTC employees union can’t come to an agreement?
Yesterday, The Jerry Agar Show made news when, hours after it happened, City Councillor Jon Burnside was involved in a physical citizen’s arrest. Would you have done what Burnside did? WYDWBD?
A Grade 10 special needs student at Trenton High School passed away after napping alone in a sensory room. The school had allegedly been informed that the student was prone to seizures while sleeping and now many are saying that this is a symptom of a school system that isn't equipped to effectively handle its special needs students. Kate Dudley-Logue, vice-president of Ontario Autism Coalition joined Jerry Agar to discuss.
A woman has gone viral for posting a video where she outlines why she absolutely refuses to return her shopping cart to the cart corral in the grocery store parking lot. Is her reason convincing?
The acquitted is refusing to name the person responsible for the murder for his own safety concerns. He should stay their until he sings.
$1.5 Million of a $90 Million safety and security budget may not be alarming but is it a window into how Toronto police spend money? Like almost $4K on collectable medallions like challenge coins?
Donald Trump, Pierre Poilievre, and Doug Ford are all winning over the public and liberals can’t seem to understand why. If they want a clue as to what’s really happening out there they need to listen to Jerry Agar.
The reusable retail bags you’re forced to use have a new reason to hate them; you can’t recycle them. So why did we make the change?
Ex-President Donald Trump crashes Party for Two to hold a live press conference to denounce being convicted on all 34 charges in his hush money trial. Jerry Agar and Jim Richards react live to Trump and his characterization of his "crooked" trial.
At an unrelated press conference yesterday, Premier Doug Ford made the comment “Don’t come to Canada if you’re going to start terrorizing neighbourhoods like this, simple as that.” It was a little sloppy but is it fair to criticize Premier Ford as racist? No. It's not fair. Jerry Agar explains.
More Canadians will qualify for Trudeau’s dental plan but dentists are concerned.The head of the Ontario Dental Association joins Jerry Agar on what those concerns are.
Those with an axe to grind are among the first people providing numbers related to the government’s earlier, wider access to alcohol.The numbers coming from ON Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie are crazy.
The UK’s PM has suggested that if his party wins the upcoming election that they’ll mandate a year of mandatory service for 18-year-olds. Should we consider that?
Jerry Agar attended the ceremony to rename Centennial Park after the late former mayor Rob Ford. You wouldn’t believe how posting about the event created so much hate online.
Find out how a new device that delivers electrical currents to the spine helped 43 of 60 in a trial regain some ability when Jerry Agar, is joined by Newstalk 1010 Science & Tech Expert Dan Riskin on Telescopic Tuesday!
Ontario Premier joined Jerry Agar LIVE to defend the provinces early expansion of alcohol sales to corner and big-box stores ahead of the planned 2026 date. Will it cost close to a BILLION DOLLARS of tax payer money as some have reported?
Jerry Agar has been right from the beginning when family doctors de-roster or threaten to de-roster patients they end up in the ER and CTV News has proof.
Beyond the $225 million payout to The Beer Store the Ford government announced Friday, for the earlier appearance of booze at corner and big-box stores, The Beer Store owners could get an additional $375 million!
Brian Lilley fills in.
Is this a mistake from the Conservatives? Would you rather they not take part in these trips? Or do they need to show up if they want to dispute these experts?
Jim Richards fills in.
Turns out downgrading the charges below ‘criminal’ has to do with eliminating a court backlog that was created during the pandemic. Are we all okay with that?
Are there issues with a housing bolstering plan being presented at city hall today? Some councillors are against it. One of them will join Jim Richards, in for Jerry Agar.
The Speaker of the House included a line criticizing Pierre Poilievre in an ad for a speaking event and, again, the conservatives are asking that he resign. Should he?
Do you accommodate an odd request from someone working on your house? It’s not appropriate but you also want the work to go smoothly? A story from Jim Richards, in for Jerry Agar.
Leader of the official opposition Pierre Poilievre joins Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar on his request for a suspension on all gas and diesel taxes from Victoria Day to Labour Day.
An unvaccinated child has died of measles. It’s the first death in Ontario in more than 10 years. If you are unwilling to vaccinate your kids, you shouldn’t expect for them to receive public health care!
Gordon Lightfoot’s daughter, Meredith Moon, joins Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, to talk about next week’s tribute show and what life was like growing up with a Canadian music legend as a dad.
Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, is joined by Solicitor-General Michael Kerzner on the letter he co-signed with the Health Minister warning Toronto to drop its request.
The Ontario NDP are accusing the government of arrogance, hubris, and disdain for women after the government shut down a debate on a bill meant to improve transparency around why so many sexual assault cases have been stayed. It may be disappointing to have a bill go to committee but the move doesn’t show disdain for women or promote misogyny.
A loophole in the House of Commons spending rules actually allows MPs to bill taxpayers for including the travel costs of "designated travellers," which are often MPs' spouses. Do taxpayers need to pay for that?
It’s true and you’ll be able to hear it for yourself when Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, is joined by Newstalk 1010 Science & Tech Expert Dan Riskin on Telescopic Tuesday!
Transportation Minister will join Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, on today’s announcement that people convicted of car theft will lose their drivers license.
Mark Mendelson joins Deb Hutton as todays guest on Part for Two to talk about if we need new tools to deal with threats against politicians if it’s too difficult to convict those who are charged.
Deb Hutton fills in for Jerry Agar to share her thoughts, and Brad Bradford joins the show to talk about Toronto's housing crisis.
One Conservative MP is boycotting Tim Horton's for their new paper-based lids. Does this resonate with you or make her look foolish?
Jerry talks to Marcin Peski, U of T Economics professor about what he discovered about the TDSB's report.
Amid negotiations with Ontario doctors the Ministry of Health has suggested that doctor recruitment and retention is “not a major concern.”How is that possible?
Federal unions are launching legal challenges and threatening a “summer of discontent” over returning to office 3 days a week.Are you kidding me?
Toronto’s PWHL team play their first playoff game in the league's first season tonight but they don’t have a name or official colours.Branding expert Tony Chapman joins Jerry Agar on what the team’s identity should be.
Jerry Agar came face to face with someone at his local No Frills with a homemade “Free Palestine” patch.He thought about saying something but decided against it.Would you have said something?
Toronto Police have updated the public on what they know so far when it come to their investigation into a shooting that took place outside of Drake’s bridal path mansion. Is it connected to the current beef Drake has with Kendrick Lamar?
Hamas has agreed to a Egyptian-Qatari proposed ceasefire in Gaza but what does that mean? Does it actually set back any sort of negotiation with Israel? National security expert with the Royal Military College joins Jerry Agar to investigate.
Should faculty taking part in the pro-Palestinian encampment be fired for taking part in activities outside of the University’s policies?
The family who lost family members including their three-month-old said that the infants things are still spread across a home they can’t emotionally return to. Have you lost a child? Can you relate to that feeling?
Canada is shopping for a foreign grocer. We talk to Marvin Ryder, professor of marketing and entrepreneurship about this.
The OPP has warned drivers to “be prepared” for mandatory alcohol screenings at “every traffic stop” is that necessary?
The Toronto Star has seen a police report showing the pursuit was called off BEFORE the suspect drove on the 401 causing four deaths.The Star’s criminal reporter joins Jerry Agar for the details.
A man was found unresponsive while awaiting care at an emergency room in Ontario. How does that happen? Are we doing enough to change care backlogs at our hospitals?
Poilievre joins Jerry to speak about his letter to the PM demanding a rejection of Toronto’s ask for drug decriminalization and getting kicked out of the House of Commons.
Producer Donnie's wife took an Uber this morning where the male driver called her beautiful while exiting the vehicle. Is that appropriate? Donnie doesn't think so. Zero stars.
A crash that killed 4 people including an infant may to be the result of a police chase. Newstalk 1010's Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson joins Jerry Agar on whether chases are still necessary.
BC’s NDP Government is planning to recriminalize drug use in public places. It’s a move in the right direction. Will Ontario learn from BC’s mistakes?
Jerry Agar is joined by The Star’s Robert Benzie on how the kaffiyeh ban at Queen’s Park is dividing Doug Ford’s Government behind closed doors and is REALLY about a Milton by-election.
Pickering just voted that speakers at public meetings will be restricted to residents and business owners. Should Toronto also have this rule? A Toronto city councillor weighs in.
Yesterday, Jerry Agar’s new frenemy MP Nate Erskine-Smith asked if Jerry cared about wealth inequality. He doesn’t. He’ll explain why.
You could unknowingly buy a stolen car from a car dealer because we can’t detect duplicated VIN numbers in other jurisdictions. Does the ministry know about this?How do we fix this?
The boys who used AI to create nude photos of female classmates won't face any criminal charges. The school board won't say if the teens will face any consequences.What should they be punished with?
A UK private school has introduced a school day that runs from 7am to 7pm. Would you be for that if the day includes time for homework and organized sport? Is it too much?
The Ford Government will make an announcement tomorrow on a deal with Honda for an electic vehicle and battery plant. The Canadian Press joins Jerry on what we know so far.
Trudeau took to social media to claim that his government “...cut the cost of cellphone plans in half...” is that true? Jerry Agar gets answers from an expert that monitors the industry in Canada.
If your kid is in grade 12 and goes to St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic High in York they are! How is this an acceptable solution to staffing shortages? There’s no other solution?
In a historic ruling, a BC judge has ordered a separating couple to also split custody of their dog 50/50. Isn't a dog or family pet technically considered property?
After five weeks Umar Zameer was acquitted of the death of undercover Toronto Police Det. Const. Jeffrey Northrup but the focus has now turned to the officers who testified and politicians who made comments when Zameer initially received bail.
Toronto Waterfront Marathon adding another race day this year. WHY?! Why did we approve 2 days for what’s previously done in 1?
If this is a huge issue and we have cameras for red lights and speeding why not “box cameras”?
Gas prices shot up 14 cents a litre overnight due to a switch to the “summer blend.” Why is summer gas more expensive? Jerry Agar gets you the answers.
The Premier and party leaders are calling on Ted Arnott to reverse a ban on keffiyehs at Queen's Park. Does Arnott have a point about what could be seen as a divisive and hurtful prop?
Former TO Mayor David Miller had a message for Jerry Agar on why and how Canada's pricing on carbon is an effective measure to fight climate change. Jerry Agar has a message of his own for Miller.
NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson breaks down new details revealed by Peel Police and U.S. law enforcement on the heist.
Science says a friendly pat on the back makes a basketball player better at free-throws buy why? Find out on Telescopic Tuesday with Newstalk 1010 Science & Tech Expert Dan Riskin!
People on social media are celebrating a Canadian man who refused to pay sales tax at Home Depot. This is not how “axe the tax” works, idiot.
In a since deleted post, the offer was directed at homeless people who have been living in public parks. Is there anything morally wrong with the proposal?
How could Israel respond and how could it affect international relations? Jerry Agar is joined by a professor of Middle East and Islamic politics to find out.
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh speaks at the Broadbent Institute 2024 Progress Summit and distances the NDP from support for Justin Trudeau’s policy.
Bob Reid fills in. We talk OJ Simpson and bring you The Blacklocks Report with Tom Korski.
Bob Reid fills in. Their son’s arm was broken at school. Another student was charged with assault. The family wants to know why it took a court order for the Peel board to get records to police.
The board is being asked to fly the flag in May and also ask staff & students to participate in a march in Ottawa. Is this within the purview of education?
Did Déborah De Braekeleer need to be fired from her Quebec school after leaving for 2 months to compete on Survivor? You may not believe what her union said.
The Toronto Star has revealed that Ford’s office budget has ballooned from $2.9M to $6.9M since 2019. Is this a bad look for someone who wants to “stop the gravy train?”
When Jerry Agar tried to sell his motorcycle online it was obvious that someone was trying to scam him. When he brought the issue to Police he was pretty disappointed by the response.
The city of Toronto is continuing down the path of removing a parking lot worth more that $1M a year to put in a new greenspace. The war on the car is alive and well.
Most of your kids are home from school, Niagara has declared a state of emergency, Kingston is expecting half a million people. Are you one of the many making the event?
If you feel hoodwinked by your realtor because you “didn’t know” about the designation until after the sale sue the realtor.
MP Han Dong during a foreign-interference inquiry said he didn’t recall asking China to delay releasing the 2 Michaels for political gain. I’m sorry but that’s something you’d “recall.”
At a press conference addressing the housing crisis, the PM pointed the finger at temporary foreign workers and international students...if only he was responsible for such things...
Gen Z is increasingly choosing the trades over “higher education.” Are they making the right choice? Do you work in the trades? How much money do you make?
Trudeau’s Liberals are moving forward with an election pledge promising $1 Billion to fund a national school food program. This isn’t the governments job it’s yours.
The price on pollution increases to $15 per tonne today, so how does the man who wants to “axe the tax” feel? Find out when he joins Jerry Agar live.
Several people had to be arrested during a pro-Palestinian demonstration but did cops let it get this bad by dropping the ball with previous protests?
Here is the link to Jerry's and Zoltan's song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9TwghZgecw
Tom Korski, Managing Editor of Blacklocks.ca breaks down the latest stories from Ottawa.
Ontario school boards sue Snapchat, TikTok and Meta for $4.5 billion, alleging they're deliberately hurting students. We talk to the TDSB Chair about this.
Following up on this morning's disastrous Baltimore bridge collapse where a container ship rammed into the bridge completely destroying it Deb Hutton turns to Civil Structural Engineer, Julian Carter to find out if the bridge should have been able to withstand such a collision
Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, takes you through how an provincial budget day unfolds and breaks down what should be in the budget for you and your family with a former provincial Chief Economist Brian Lewis.
Following the horrific mass shooting in Moscow what repercussions will there be after Putin alleged Ukraine had some involvement it? Christian Leuprecht, national security expert with the Royal Military College joins Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, explains what potentially could happen.
A woman was arrested for this weekends life-altering off-leash dog attack on a child and it appears that the dog involved in the attack was already on the city's dangerous dog registry. Is it time to do away with the registry and euthanize dangerous dogs?
Bob Reid joins the show for another Touchdowns and Fumbles. This week we look into the Conservatives' confidence vote in the House of Commons.
Federal Conservative Leader, Pierre Poilievre, discusses his confidence motion in the House of Commons which failed yesterday.
Pierre Poilievre threatens a confidence vote over the looming carbon tax increase. Lorrie Goldstein joins the show to discuss this with Jerry.
Engineering lecturer dropped by Waterloo, but not Guelph, in wake of paper suggesting professors should be able to date students.
Science expert Dan Riskin joins the show for Telescopic Tuesday to talk about the top science stories of the week.
The NDP motion regarding Palestinian statehood passed last night after Liberal alterations.
The CBC ran a piece questioning why cars aren’t more women friendly. Have they read the comments section? Women readers weren’t having it.
Jerry Agar has to give some credit to former Governor General Adrienne Clarkson who is at war with frat houses...but where are the police when you make a noise complaint?
If the City of Toronto wants to tear up 130 parking lots to develop condos they had better add multilevel parking to the remaining lots. There are still cars in the city!
Earlier this week, Jerry was joined by MP Erskine-Smith who was adamant that the carbon tax and the increase works for Canadians. Today MP Yvan Baker takes up the argument.
Tom Korski, Managing Editor of Blacklocks.ca breaks down the top Blacklocks stories of the week.
Jerry Agar is joined by CTV News Toronto Consumer Alert Videojournalist Pat Foran on the scale of these scams but is part of the blame on the renter?
Some grocery stores are adding receipt scanners at their exits in an effort to curb theft. Why are brick-and-mortar stores so determined to kill themselves?!
Jerry Agar is joined by CTV News Science & Tech Specialist Dan Riskin to examine a story about an AI test where the bot said “hey this seems like I’m AI...”
Jerry Agar put a call out to every Liberal MP in Toronto to defend the April 1st MP salary and carbon tax increase. Only Nathaniel Erskine-Smith agreed to have this conversation.
Jerry Agar is joined by the Mayor of Cochrane Ontario who is planning to sell land for $10 to build their local population but why are local residents taking issue?
Parents are starting to feel that report cards are just a procedural form rather than a detailed explanation of where your child could use help.
Caryma Sa’d explains what she saw at yesterday's protest and previous protests in the past few weeks.
Dr. Mitch Shulman explains who should consider verifying their measles vaccination status. Plus he talks about seasonal allergies and life saving cancer treatment.
The TikTok Traffic Cop, Sean Shapiro, joins the show to answer your burning traffic law questions.
Conservative Associate Shadow Minister for Justice, Frank Caputo, joins the show to talk about his firsthand experience in the medium security facility where Bernardo and Magnotta live.
Larry Tanenbaum is pursuing a WNBA expansion team for Toronto. TSN’s Matt Cauz joins the show to talk about it.
Retail analyst, Bruce Winder, talks about consumers spending less on apparel and food amid tight budgets and bargain hunting.
Mark Mendelson discusses this past weekend’s protests in Thornhill and the event with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Melloni that was cancelled because of protests.
Jim Richards, Host of Newstalk Tonight joins Jerry and Bob to discuss the top stories of the day.
Tom Korski, the managing editor of Blacklocks joins the show to discuss Blacklocks’ top stories of the week.
Juveria Zaheer competes in Jeopardy! Tournament of Champions which airs tonight. She joins the show to discuss her second chance at winning.
A restaurant in Disney World is being sued after a woman with severe allergies dies. Nainesh Kotak discusses if restaurants in Canada can be sued for negligence?
Tom Mulcair joins the show to discuss the new pharmacare deal and why Jagmeet Singh deserves credit for it.
Kelloggs CEO is facing backlash for telling people to eat cereal for dinner to save money. Lianne Phillipson explains why this is not the healthiest option.
Jon Reid, president of the Toronto Police Association, talks about top policing stories with Jerry.
Multi-generational living is becoming more popular, Toronto real estate lawyer Bob Aaron talks about the legal issues that you’d need to be aware of.
Dan Riskin joins the show to discuss a private spacecraft that has landed on the moon. Plus, in more space news, NASA is seeking volunteers for a paid, yearlong simulated Mars mission.
Jim Richards, host of Newstalk Tonight, joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day.
The German automaker declared that it would shift its attention to more affordable automobiles. Maybe we’re not where we thought we were with EVs. It brings up the possibility of MORE consumer incentives from the government…which are not good.
A judge has ruled that the actions of a man who killed four members of a Muslim family in London, Ont., amounted to terrorist activity. We talk to lawyer Jeff Hershberg about what this means.
The City of Toronto is looking at increasing the amount of money you’ll be dinged for parking violations but if they want higher fines we need clearer signage.
When repeatedly asked for a position on the carbon tax the new Liberal leader had no answers. Showing that doesn’t think much of Ontario voters and think’s you’ll fall for her non-answers.
CTV News obtained ticket figures that show cops racked up 1000 tickets in just over a 1-year period. Should officers who are repeated problems be fired?
A new study shows that Toronto residents who don’t own a home face greater hurtles in life. If you’re lamenting your quality of life it’s because you lack the skills to make it better.
Jerry Agar is joined by a researcher in children's violence prevention to talk about what can be done when there is a rise in crime committed by youth.
The recently rebranded carbon rebate will actually increase in value on April 1st, along with increases to the carbon tax but should electric vehicle drivers be entitled to the rebate at all?
A review shows that perhaps schools didn't need to be closed during the pandemic lockdowns. Jerry tells you why the government had many reasons not to close schools.
Jerry and Bob Reid talk about Steven Guilbeault being forced to backtrack on the statement: "There will be no more envelopes from the federal government to enlarge the road network."
EV battery makers are set to get a LOT more money. Find out how much when Jerry Agar is joined by Blacklocks.ca who uncovered the story!
A man was allegedly served 18 shots within 3 hours at a Huntsville restaurant and when driving home died after rolling his car over. Should his server be charged criminally?
A report by a professor of digital media and journalism questions the effectiveness of diversity training and looks new prejudices it can create.
Don’t tell Jerry Agar he doesn’t get it when talking about Morgan Rielly’s cross-check. It’s on-ice gangsterism and if you disagree listen to how his own team mates defend him.
Toronto city staff are going to file a report on how to better reduce noise levels of motorcycles and vehicles. Can you effectively control this in a big city?
After Friday nights crosscheck by the Leafs Morgan Rielly on Ottawa’s Ridly Greig should he play in the NHL at all? Jerry Agar doesn’t think so.
Jim Dunn, professor at McMaster University and Director of the Canadian Housing Evidence Collaborative (CHEC) discusses this form of housing.
TSN's Matt Cauz joins the show to discuss the arbitration case and Toronto Maple Leafs captain, John Tavares' tax dispute.
David Adams, President and CEO of the Global Automakers of Canada discusses the state of vehicle theft in Canada and what automakers can do to curb theft.
Carolyn Whitzman, Invited professor at the University of Ottawa and a housing and social policy researcher talks about what is needed to help the housing crisis.
Car thieves shouldn’t be serving their sentence "... watching Netflix." Pierre Poilievre joins Jerry Agar for more on his auto-theft announcement.
According to some in the industry the Ford government’s directive to build housing fast is actually pushing municipalities to create more red tape, but is that true?
How is it possible that a man found guilty of rape by a jury has the case thrown out? Jerry Agar is joined by Criminal Lawyer Jeff Hershberg to find out.
The feds are looking at ending MPs sponsored travel to avoid possible conflicts of interest. If that’s done taxpayers will foot the bill. Does anyone outside of ministers really need to travel?
The Supreme Court ruled that Doug Ford’s 2018 cabinet letters should remain secret. Is that the right call? 1010 contributor and senior advisor to two former premiers Deb Hutton weighs in.
Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy counts down the communication plays of the week.
Mayor Olivia Chow delivers her revised version of the budget. Has anything changed for Toronto Police? Jerry Agar is joined by TPA President Jon Reid.
A handful of theaters including Cineplex have pulled South Indian films after years of threats, intimidation and vandalism. Do we know why it’s happening?
Does this swing at a second life make sense? Jerry Agar is joined by a professor of marketing & entrepreneurship to find out.
When the city of Toronto is faced with a $1.8 billion budget shortfall and the possibility of a 16.5% tax increase why on earth would we still be paying for the 2026 World Cup?
Last week Jerry Agar asked the head of the board for an interview. He was told they don’t do interviews. So, we sent them a list of questions. They responded.
The University of Waterloo has a new swim program that aims to get more “black folx” swimming called “Black Folx Swim.” Is this a modern form of segregation?
Is it okay to eat something before checkout, with the full intention of paying for it, or is it wrong because you have yet to pay for it?
Karen Stintz, head of Variety Village, former Toronto city councillor & TTC chair, and frequent Jerry Agar Show contributor joins live to discuss her potential political run.
Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy counts down the communication plays of the week including your chance to weigh in by text at 71010!
Parm Gill, the MPP for Milton, has decided to leave his post and run for Pierre Poilievre's federal conservatives. That's not what the people of Milton voted Gill in for and now the tax payer has to foot the bill for a byelection. Why? So Parm Gill can have a better job?
While discussing the Canadian Paediatric Society's announcement that "risky play, is essential for the physical, mental and social development of children" Jerry Agar spoke fondly about his risky childhood including how, as a child, he got into throwing Molotov cocktails.
Liberal MP Ken McDonald told the CBC that a leadership review was necessary in the wake of the party's disastrous polling numbers. He's now changing his tune saying he believes "... the Prime Minister is a smart politician..." It was refreshing to have an honest MP who didn't toe the party line. Even if it was for a fleeting moment.
On Bell Let's Talk Day, Jerry Agar is joined byFormer CFL Linebacker and 2X Grey Cup Winner Shea Emry on how concussions lead to his personal decline in mental health and how the increased acceptance of discussion around mental health has made it more acceptable for athletes to come forward.
No one wanted to have the conversation at that time but now that there has been a ruling that there was no legal justification to use the Emergencies Act to end the convoy there are several other difficult conversations we should have.
In an incredibly surprising business deal Netflix has announced that it has inked a deal with the WWE for their content for 5 billion dollars! Who is winning in this deal and what do we know so far? Jerry Agar is joined by Wrestling reporter John pollack
At a time when the landlord and tenant board is absolute mess and landlords and tenants alike are demanding answers Jerry Agar tried to get you those answers and was told their "...policy [was] to not conduct any interviews." That's not right
A school in Whitehorse has relaxed it's peanut allergy lunch room rules for kids in grades 3 and up. Is that something that should be adopted by more schools? Jerry Agra is joined by actor, writer, TV host and peanut allergy sufferer Gina Phillips to get her take.
A police force has actually done this by creating a potential criminals face from DNA and then running facial recognition software on it. Is there an ethical problem there? Jerry Agra is joined by Dhruv Mehrotra, a security writer for Wired magazine to break it down.
Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy counts down the communication plays of the week including your chance to weigh in by text at 71010!
OHIP paid an Ontario man less than $2,000 towards a $28,000 bill for shoulder surgery at a private clinic in Calgary but OHIP SHOULD cover it! He was on a waiting list for 3 years and has no other choice of healthcare in Ontario!
What is wrong with Hamilton? When you enforce bylaws that artificially keep rents low you are forcing private landlords into providing subsidized housing.
Many provincial highways in B.C. have winter tire requirements and Metro Vancouver is considering the making them mandatory. Should Toronto consider the same thing? It's not about you it's about the safety of others.
According to reports, Toronto MPs are furious at Olivia Chow over her property tax gambit. MP @JulieDzerowicz joined @JerryAgar1010 to discuss the city battling over its budget.
CTV News Political commentator Scott Reid joins Jerry Agar to break down why Baker's comments depicting Toronto as ungrateful is “stupid at a strategic level.”
Ahead of the City Of Toronto's 3 day telephone town hall Jerry Agar holds his own town hall to give you the opportunity to weigh in on the city's proposed property tax.
What credit should the city give the federal government for stiffing on $250 million? That's the money the city is expected to need to cover the cost of housing asylum seekers in Toronto in 2024. The only MP willing to go on the record and demand that credit is Julie Dzerowicz and she joined Jerry Agar
An Ontario couple are upset that firefighters refused to try and save their dog that fell through the ice on a river behind their house.
You most likely have new money in your account this morning. It’s little more than a bribe from the Liberals and it shouldn't be happening.
Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy joins Jerry Agar to count down the communication plays of the week including your chance to weigh in by text at 71010!
In an interview with Jerry Agar, Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw revealed what terrorist flag was being carried by a person that was recently charged with public incitement of hatred.
What are the simple solutions you may have seen elsewhere in the world that would ease traffic quickly?
A 22-year-old convenience store employee chased a robber out of the store, down the street, and attacked the robber with his own bat. He's been charged but is this just responding with a "reasonable use of force?" Jerry Agar breaks it down with a lawyer.
And it could include a 6% Federal Impact Levy if the Trudeau government doesn't fork over $250 million for refugees services. With $600 million in service reductions and savings, what are you losing? City Councillor Stephen Holyday joins Jerry Agar to dig deeper.
Apparently a new study shows that air pollution gives the NFL offense a slight advantage! How? Find out when Jerry Agar is joined by CTV News' science and technology specialist Dan Riskin on Telescopic Tuesday where we look deeper into the world of science!
Is the arson of a North York Deli an act of terrorism? A Toronto City Councillor , Michael Colle says the act "crossed the line" and wants it investigated a such. Councillor Colle, joins Jerry Agar on why he feels this way.
The new political instrument against the Ford government's planned highway 413 is the Western Chorus Frog, which is listed as a threatened species. Jerry Agar keeps you informed on political amphibians with a professor in the Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology.
The Macdonald-Laurier Institute named federal minister of environment and climate change Steven Guilbeault, its 2023 policymaker of the year. For being “Ruthless" and "reckless.” If you have any disagreement to that, at all, let Jerry Agar set you straight.
Lottery Tickets as gifts could be a nightmare, 911 misuse and Coding for Veterans win big at the Rose Bowl Parade.
Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, spoke with a woman Grace who brought a young homeless man into her home after the loss of her own son. Could you do the same? It’s admirable but many of us might not have it in us.
The Colorado supreme court ruled that Donald Trump cannot appear on presidential election ballots in Colorado for his part in inciting the 2021 capitol riot. Was a line was crossed when it comes to democratic elections? Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, spoke with an expert on American election law, and state constitutional law to break it down.
Is it at all dangerous to hold in a sneeze? Find out what happened to one man who held in a series of sneezes on this weeks Telescopic Tuesday with Science Expert Dan Riskin when he joins Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar.
A CBC investigation has uncovered that one car manufacturer appears to have been stockpiling new cars in a giant lot and telling customers that their pre-ordered car is unavailable/ why would they do that and do customers have any recourse? Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, speaks with the Chief Consumer Protection Officer for Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council to find out.
A protest that targeted the Zara location at the Toronto Eatons centre had many questioning if police officers had done enough after a member of the protest repeatedly made death threats.
It’s expected next week that the federal government will require that all new cars sold in the year 2035 by electric vehicles but are is the infrastructure and the technology where it should be even 11 years from now?
Toronto's Yonge-Dundas square is being renamed. Jerry weighs in on why this makes no sense to him.
Federal judge upholds deportation order against trucker in Humboldt Broncos bus crash. Jerry takes your calls on this decision.
Jerry Agar is joined by Blacklocks Managing Editor Tom Korski on his new weekly segment on where the government is spending your money. It turns out 9 million of a budgeted $37million for a gun buyback program has been spent but no guns have been bought back. So where did that money go?
The City and Mayor Olivia Chows plan to rename Dundas street has increased from $6M to almost $13M. Why are we still considering this at a time when we're still begging the federal government to help out with our budget?
Jerry Agar is joined by Shimon Koffler Fogel, president and CEO of the Centre for Israel And Jewish Affairs who have said that yesterdays vote was "in support of a resolution that fails to hold Hamas accountable for its war crimes."
Jerry Agar is joined by the mayor of Latchford, Ontario Sharon Gadoury-East on what happened and why the town's bylaws are tying their hands because they are outdated.
Business Professor Marvin Ryder joins Jerry Agar to breakdown how a toy company of this heft could struggle during peak buying season.
What is wrong with people? We’re now investigating Ontario’s education payment? If you accepted all the mistakes made during covid by the feds you should be fine here.
Jerry Agar is joined by employment lawyer Sunira Chaudhri on what penalties you could face if you fire employees to close to Christmas.
We’ve learned that the federal dental insurance will be phased in slowly in the next year. Based on how awful your healthcare is, how could you be excited?
Jerry Agar is joined by Ashley Jansen who was accused of sexually assaulting a 12-year-old. She was acquitted but says she'll never get the life back that she had before being falsely charged.
Metrolinx CEO Phil Verster held a media conference where he apologized for the numerous delays with the Eglinton Crosstown LRT but stopped short of a possible opening date because they said they are still identifying issues.
BlackLocks that's who. Jerry Agar is joined by Tom Korski, Managing Editor of BlackLocks.ca, for a new weekly segment for a non-political look at where Ottawa is spending, or misspending your money.
He's the best baseball player in the world and he could find a home here with the Toronto Blue Jays. It's not just about baseball and if you don't get it, allow Jerry Agar to explain.
Clearly spies can’t operate like the ones we see in movies so what are the actual rules? Jerry is joined by Michel Juneau-Katsuya, the former Asia-Pacific chief at the Canadian Security Intelligence Service to find out.
Is it insane to assume that if you can't afford to hang on to 600 employees that your executives probably don't deserve bonuses? You won't believe what the CEO of the CBC said in an interview with her own network!
Does that mean they're affordable, nope. Jerry Agar is joined by Frank Leo, a Real Estate agent with 30 years of Toronto & GTA real estate experience to find out what's happening
Jerry Agar was joined by deputy opposition leader Melissa Lantsman to talk about the rally and why it was so important for her to be a part of it.
Nobody has that answer, but, Jerry Agar is joined by Robert Benzie, Queen’s Park Bureau Chief for the Toronto Star to look at what her chances are and what challenges she faces rebuilding the party
Toronto city hall may force businesses to eventually charge a minimum fee of $2 for bags to drive shoppers towards more environmentally-friendly alternatives.” aren't the reusable bags were the environmentally-friendly alternative
Some municipalities are missing out on federal money for missing housing targets but they can’t force developers to build.Should they be able to fine procrastinating developers?
The area BIA need would need to do some pretty intense fundraising to save the festival but some are saying the city should step up and pay. Really? NO!
The Canadian government has reached a deal with Google over the Online News Act that will see Google make annual payments to news companies in the range of $100 million. Jerry Agar is joined by tech analyst for more details and what this may mean for a deal with Mark Zuckerberg's Meta.
As groups at York U call for the reinstatement of suspended employees, that were charged damaging a Toronto Indigo, maybe they should bone up on what freedom of expression is.
According to the York South-Weston tenants union will intervene this afternoon in a four-month rent strike. Is that a position Mayor Chow should be in?
Could the government be saving you billions by modernizing what supplies they are buying? The Chamber of commerce thinks so.
The worlds largest rubber duck is returning to Toronto as part of a waterfront festival. Is it costing you anything?The festival joins Jerry to answer.
Highly addictive opioids that are prescribed as pain relief can often lead to an addiction but there is a lack of data due to ageism.
The man accused of killing 4 members of a family in terror related charges starts today. Jerry is joined by an expert on hate and terror law on why this trial is so important.
New numbers show, what we all assume, your drivers test is easier to pass in small towns. Should you be forced to test where you live?
The Ontario highschool teachers union begin voting today , possibly, against an agreement to keep discussions going with arbitration.
It’s the first criminal case to be thrown out due to staff shortages and it may just be the beginning of a bigger problem.
After Toronto city hall approved new revenue tools we simply cannot let the the feds and the province off the hook.
The accused in the fatal stabbing of a 12-year-old is also 12! If convicted, what do you do with a 12-year-old murderer?
The city is ending the contract with a go kart track that occupies public land, but does the decision make sense financially for the city? The councillor for the area, Stephen Holyday, breaks down why this is happening.
After a weekend that saw the housing minister resign and the cabinet shuffled, Premier Doug Ford addresses the media and unveils details of a provincial review of the Greenbelt.
Premier Smith joined Jerry Agar to talk about why she has an issue with recent comments from the Federal Environment Minister.
An Australian TikTok mom is starting the conversation after saying 14 is too young for her kid.
The province is looking at accepting immigrants from 8 specific countries rather than by a point based merit system.
Antiques market pulls Nazi uniform after controversy. Taxing parking to get Toronto moving.
Thousands of condo units in the GTHA are delayed. Sudbury couple says no aid for trial after son murdered in Regina.
Jerry believes that in Trudeau’s Canada no one takes responsibility or steps down for their mistakes. Doug Ford holds a press conference and is hammered about Housing Minister Steve Clark.
A group of officers who killed a man are afraid the family and their supporters will seek revenge.
Jerry explained his feelings in a society that thinks differently about suicide than it used to.
The TTC will replace St. Clair streetcars for a whole year. Should we just get rid of streetcars in the city?
Online sports gambling is a new reality, does the government really need to make this move? Can't you parent your own kids without the province stepping on every little issue?
Jerry will speaks with one expert that argued yes, and that it would be good for the industry!
Education Minister Stephen Lecce made an announcement this morning and offered an update on where the government is in relation to talks with teachers unions. Will we be able to avoid a strike this September? Is 3rd party arbitration the right move?
When Star columnists start writing about the disastrous government is it the beginning of the end?
The story of a medical specialist refusing a patient care is getting some attention. The specialist was right.
Yevgeny Prigozhin, founder of Russia's Wagner Group, has died under somewhat suspicious conditions but who was this man who went from Putin's Chef to carrying out international operations for Russia?
After 8 years of Trudeau being in power housing prices have skyrocketed, but can Government fix really that?
Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, hilariously takes a Washington Post piece to task on tips on how to "fake clean" your house.
Should Minister Steven Clark's resign after we learned that his chief of staff resigned for his part in the Greenbelt land swap?
Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar today, has first hand experience on why calling for public consultations when it comes to municipal or provincial projects is garbage and why they shouldn't be trusted when they happen.
Are you outraged about the changes that have happened? Or, just upset that it's Doug Ford.
With all the talk of safe consumption sites, what happens if you get stuck by a wayward needle on city property? Is the city legally liable? Jerry got the answer!
Are Airbnbs driving up rental prices in the city? Apparently they are contributing to higher rental prices. Should Toronto limit the amount of Airbnb units at any given time?
For the whole show! Jerry takes you through his knee surgery journey and why he still believes the health care system is broken despite how well it went.
Jerry Agar joins live from knee surgery recovery to go over some of the days biggest stories AAAND to host this weeks edition of TouchDowns & Fumbles
Bob Reid,Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications, in for Jerry Agar gets an update on theongoing evacuations andeffortsagainst the wildfire live from the North West Territories.
Is it odd that the chief of staff who is being blamed for Greenbelt land swap mess is back at work, has not been fired and apparently has the backing of premier Ford? Does that show a lack of responsibility from the government?
Jerry Agar joins live from knee surgery recovery to go over some of the days biggest stories like whether or not the province wide review of supervised consumption sites is an over reaction.
Apparently the city lost 7195 housing units between 2016 and 2021 how is that possible and what are we talking about when we use the phrase "housing units?" Bob Reid, in for Jerry Agar, go the answers from the Residential Construction Council of Ontario for
It could happen as Toronto is looking at the possibility of a levy oncommercialparking spots which means those shopping centers would likely pass on the cost to you.
Jerry Agar joins live from knee surgery recovery to go over some of the days biggest stories like whether or not it's still a bad idea for Mayor Chow to continue to push to change the name of Dundas street.
What has happen to Afghanistan after Canadian forces withdrew from the are following the Taliban seizing control and should we have ever left? Bob Reid, in for Jerry Agar, spoke with Christian Leuprecht, leading national security authority with the Royal Military College AND Author of the book “Intelligence as Democratic Statecraftfor insight.
Does the arrest of a health centre employee connected to the safe consumption point to an over all problem with these centres existing in certain neighborhoods?
Jerry Agar joins live from knee surgery recovery to go over some of the days biggest stories like whether or not we could be headed towards a teachers strike this fall and if the MAiD program has become too lenient.
A freedom of information request has been filed for phone records for the Premier's phone for a time he claimed he was on the phone all night working for the people of Ontario, the issue appears that there were no record of calls on his government phone and the public has no right to record son his private phone.
An economist, representing a group made of both public and private interests, joins Bob Reid, in for Jerry Agar, to unveil their10 point plan to increasehousingsupply and make them more affordable.
Bob Reid,Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications is joined by Toronto Star Queens park Bureau Chief Robert Benzie, to breakdown what the financeministerannounced today and how he dealt with numerous questions about what he knew and whenregardinggreenbelt the land swap.
Based on how much money Taylor Swift is expected to bring to Toronto's economy,David Valentin, principal at Liaison Strategies questions whether we should still beinteresteddin paying so much money for the upcoming World Cup in Toronto.
Bob Reid,Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications, in for Jerry Agar this week, questions how many grocery stores will continue to sell, and how many convenientstores will start to sell alcohol is the cut the LCBO takes from the sales doesn't change
Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar is joined The Canadian Press reporter Laura Osman to discuss the auditor general report that 800 items are missing from the Canadian Museum of History
Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar is joined by the Globe and Mail Bureau Chief Robert Fife who details what former spies are saying in regards to the foreign interference investigation
Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar might have found the solution to battle the outrageous prices of Taylor Swift ticket prices on the re-sale market?
CTV News Political Analyst Scott Reid, in for Jerry Agar, breaks down the details of the Auditor General's report on value for money into the Greenbelt Land swap. The report shows there was someguidanceand bias by developers to the government on what lands were to be "swapped."
CTV News Political Analyst Scott Reid, in for Jerry Agar, does! Because he's lazy! But the state of Oregon just passed a bill allowing it'sresidentsto pump their own gas. Theyhaven'thad a self servicestationfor 72 years!
CTV News Political Analyst Scott Reid, in for Jerry Agar, says YES! IT IS! As a former political staffer Reis breaks down why it'sextremelyeffective.
CTV News Political Analyst Scott Reid, in for Jerry Agar, asks if there was a time where you ended up with a beard out of laziness but now completes your identity.
CTV News Political Analyst Scott Reid, in for Jerry Agar, asks if more information is better when it comes to your personal medical records without the guidance of your doctor.
Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, sat down with former Toronto Blue Jay turned Hamilton Cop Dalton Pompey on what his new career is like and what the transition has been like going from stealing bases to catching stealers.
Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, was asking if she has the right to be upset after her Uber driver was on the phone during her whole trip. Apparently Deb is a prima donna with a capital P!
Even though it's been determined that the city doesn't have the money Mayor Chow still supports the idea of renaming Dundas st and Dundas Square. Is anyone still for this idea other than the Mayor?
If you won a little money in the lottery and just put it into retirement savings without telling your partner is that lying? Deb called her producer out for "lying" to his new fiancé
Music promotor and industry expert Eric Alper joins Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, to explain why it took so long to join Swift's tour, if more of Canada will get tour dates and speculates on ticket prices.
Evan Solomon, Special Correspondent to CTV News, joins Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, for an extended interview about how much the public deserves to know in the PM'sseparationand whether a previous tactic used by Bill Clinton should have been a warning sign.
Canada's new Justice Minister suggested that "empirically it's unlikely" Canada is becoming less safe" even though many of us feel our own communities have become more violent.
What are the full list of charges? Are they worse than his previous charges? What happens if he is convicted after winning the 2024Presidentialelection? Eric Tucker from the Associated Press in Washington joined Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, to break it down.
Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, takes issue with opinion piece in the Globe & Mail that suggests that maybe certain sections of the grocery store should have their prices set by the government.
Policing groups and civil libertarians want different changes made to the bail system. Is the actual process broken or are the wrongpeoplebeing afforded access to bail?
Can Ontario craft breweries afford to stay local? They say it'sunlikelythey'll beabletopreventbeing bought up by major brewers unless they get a little fairness in in their tax structure.
The Canadian tax Payers federation has dug deep into the bank book of the government to look at what type of promotional swag each ministry is spending your tax money on. They can't possibly need this stuff, can they?
A man charged with 2nd degree murder for killing someone, who was breaking into his home, has had his charges dropped. Our Chief Legal Expert Boris Bytensky joined Deb Hutton, who is in for Jerry Agar, to explain why his actions may have been "reasonable."
Well, they're coming next year and appear to be going into production tomorrow. Manysmokersfeel as though they aregetting beaten up for participating in a legal habit but you should hear from smoker Jennifer whodesperatelywishes they were just illegal.
RBC Open winner Nick Taylor joined Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, about his historic 72ft put, having his family on the road, and how essential having the right caddy is success
Moore in The Morningspoke to Toronto Police Association President Jon Reid who criticized Mayor Chow for not reaching out when police have been recently under attack - BUT we found out that Chow reached out to Police Chief Demkiw and the individual officers. Is that enough?
From patios being delivered to businesses that didn't ask for them to patios that haven't come with permits for use of tables, are these worth thetraffic headache they cause?
Some drivers are receiving messages from their insurance companies to install tracking devices or have their premiums shoot up. Well, Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, HAS installed one of these devices...did it work?
...For falling for scams. Where is that money going? Is there anything we can do to prevent it? Will improved security work? Anti-fraud expert Vanessa Iafolla weighed in on if there are any possible solutions
No one, Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, asked rhetorically whether we needed a weekday rush-hour funeral procession for a police dog who was killed in the line of duty.
Two ridings in Ontario have by-elections today. How significant are they? What do advanced polls look like? Are either of these ridings battlegrounds that must be won by a specific party? Canadian Press's Allison Jones broke it all down.
The amount of money sitting in Canadian's homes in activated, unused,gift cardsis roughly $35 Million! How on earth does happen? Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, will explain exactly how it happens
After so much focus recently on asylum seekers and refugees in Toronto we thought we would investigate what our governments responsibilities are and what they are supposed to do when they get here. Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, got all the answers from Sharry Aiken, associate professor of law at Queen's University, and Board chair of the Toronto refugee settlement agency, FCJ Refugee Centre.
Four Federal Liberal Ministers have signaledthat they will not seek re-election in the next election. This is on the heels of the rumors that PM Trudeau is shuffling his cabinet later this week.Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, breaks it down with CTV Political Commentator Scott Reid.
Ottawa Police are gearing up for another Rolling Thunder "rally" and say they have a "robust plan" in place, but should the organizers be sent a bill for the extra policing costs?
After a derailment last night of the TTC's Scarborough line 3 line, are we possibly looking at an early decommission ahead of thescheduleddate in November? Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, gets the answer from the TTC.
Deb Hutton, in forJerry Agar, waspleasantlysurprised by the support she received after complaining about the amount of people who are taking their dogs shopping with them.
There's been an appeal of a Ontario Supreme court ruling that has all almost all information associated with the original trial redacted. Are we not entitled to some information about the trial and appeal? NewsTalk 1010's Chief Legal analyst Boris Bytensky explains why this may have happened.
A man in jail who is terminally ill has been denied release from prison oncompassionate grounds so he's now seeking doctor assisted suicide. Is this a failing of our society?
Canada is updating it's nuclear emergency policies due to ongoing invasion of Ukraine by Russia Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, used to do that job! He can tell you how this happens plus why is Former Mayor John Tory in Ukraine?
A new poll shows that more than 75% of youaren'thappy with how the government spend our tax dollars. Will it push us to an election?
The amount of praise being heaped on New mayor Olivia Chow and city council fordeclaring gender-based and intimate partner violence an epidemic would be earned if the motion actually did anything
Allowing bars to serve booze earlier for the Women's World Cup and drinking in parks is the perfect juxtaposition.
Would allowing cyclists to proceed through intersections at walk signals make things safer?
Is it enough?When will the money start flowing?Jerry will ask NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh.
A program that Premier Ford promised to kill has been expanded and is sending tax money to fringe politicians.
You won’t believe how much the government spent to send the Governor General to a book fair in Germany.
Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, is joined by Toronto's Chair of the Economic and Community Development Committee to crunch the numbers on the Honda Indy and whether or not in benefits the city financially despite the traffic headache it causes
After an suburb of Ottawa was hammered by a tornado yesterday Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, caught up with the Executive Director of the Western U's Tornado Project to find out how much we really know about how many touch down in Canada.
Guest Host: Mark Towhey
Once again a person with a long wrap sheet including attempted murder and defying bail conditions is allegedly responsible for killing someone in Toronto. The bail system is broken, is the answer bail bonds and bounty hunters?
Guest Host: Mark Towhey
As a follow-up to yesterday's conversation on the dangerous fires that EV vehicles can be responsible, Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, spoke with Toronto's Fire Chief on how the department is tackling this new concern.
An investigation by the Washington Post into the difference between premium and no-name printer ink showed they are largely the same. The Post joined Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, for more.
Chow attacked Doug Ford – playing to her audience threatening a court room scenario with the province over Ontario place, and when Ford sounds more reasonable than you – you’re losing the argument.
Mark discusses Ontario’s look into wind and solar power to help ease the electricity supply crunch. Plus, Canada’s government is bloated as 1 in 4 Canaidans are employed in the public sector.
One borough of Montreal is charging bigger cars more money to park, is this right? And, Michel Juneau-Katsuya discusses pro-Beijing groups claiming credit for Olivia Chow’s mayoral election win.
Mark Mendelson joins Mark Towhey for Party for Two to discuss the biggest stories of the day. More than half of Canadians are $200 or less away from being unable to pay their bills. Doug Ford wants Bombardier to bid on a new military maritime patrol aircraft.
Tom Korski from Blacklocks talks about the environmental impacts of road salt. Carmi Levy discusses what to do when a company loses your data in a breach, and the data you're giving away by joining Threads. Eric Alper talks about what old CD’s are worth these days. Gavin Tighe discusses contracts for illegal services.
Karen Stintz joins the show for Party for Two to go over the top stories of the day. Kenyon Wallace discusses how Torontonians are overtaxed. Jeremy Wang talks about self-flying cargo planes.
Mark talks about the case of a landlord suing the city after they gave a tenant approval to rent her condo on AirBnB. Dan Riskin joins the show for Meta Science Mondays to go over the top science stories of the week. And, Christian Leuprecht gives an update on the war in Ukraine and NATO.
Mark Towhey fills in. He says it's unacceptable for the TTC to take so long to deal with the stabbing incident. What does the Ontario Food Terminal do? Should access to cooling be a fundamental human right? Why is the Toronto Zoo cutting back on screen time for their gorilla?
Mark Towhey fills in. Party For Two with Amanda Galbraith. Mark talks to Moshe Lander about the incoming interest rate increase. Chatter that Matters with Tony Chapman. Why was the TTC closed for so long to deal with the stabbing incident? Mark talks to Jon Burnside to find out why.
Mark Towhey fills in. Is Mark a heartless SOB for his TTC take? Airbnb = Affordability secret? Should a drunk canoeist be charged? Touchdowns & Fumbles with Bob Reid.
The judge thought jail might be too tough on a former cop so he'll get to serve his sentence at home...is this something that happens often? A criminal lawyer tells us he actually expects this will be appealed.
Ontario wants Toronto to give it a slice of city land under Lake Shore Blvd to implement its Ontario Place plans. If the city won’t sell it – they’ll expropriate it. Critics are upset. They shouldn’t be
8 Billion dollars? But in order to for this to happen the government has to help. The president of Henry of Pelham Estates told us what needs to change to ensure the value and growth of this industry.
It's topreventthe repair or replacing of broken car doors and windows. Does this make sense? whywouldn'tyou just remove all yourvaluablesfrom sight?
The Ontario Government appears to be pursuing their plan to increase the availability of beer by putting it in your conveniencestore, but is that something store owners want when many grocerystores have removed it from their store?
A card game with an ultra rare card, already valued at over 2 million dollars, has been inspiring "bounties" from all over the world. It's a fun story involving your city that you probably didn't know about.
It's dramatically outdated and the amount of political arguments surrounding the probable reduction in size when it moves to the Ontario Place grounds only perpetuates that Toronto never does anything different.
The country is losing a possible billion dollars a day on Canadian Trade during a union strike. What else is the country missing out on? An expert from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce joined us to inform you.
The city still has no plans for an encampment of homeless near a school in Kensington market
Canada is looking at getting rid of best before dates on food. How many of you actually use them?
On the Friday before a long weekend Jerry counts the small blessings that make life worth it.
We need to do a better job of holding owners responsible after dogs seriously bit a 6-year-old.
A new trend shows that many highly successful businesses regularly have their CEOs and founders do time on the front lines.
Regular Wednesday contributor from CKLW AM 800 ,Windsor Mike Kakuk, had a stroke last week! It's an extremely scary story that you need to hear.
The possible merger of the owner of the Toronto Star & Post Media has Jerry concerned as a columnist for one of those groups. It's an interesting perspective from other places.
Kids in kindergarten to grade 9 will no longer get letter grades but may be labelled as “emerging” or “extending.”
Your fears and reactions plus what we learned from some of the candidates and their performance.
Jon Reid joins the show to talk about crime and public safety in Toronto. Senator Victor Oh says Chinese Canadians need to fundraise to sue ‘messy reporters.’
Mark Mendelson joins the show to talk about the day's top stories on Party for Two. Plus, would you take the next trip down to the Titanic or up to Mars?
Gavin Tighe joins the show to talk about how Shopify vows to fight the CRA after their request to hand over records from 121,000 Canadian businesses. Plus, Meta Science Mondays with Dan Riskin talks about this week’s science stories.
Mark Towhey is in for Jerry. A professional mermaid, Paige Moyles, talks about the booming mermaid industry. Mark discusses the problem of moving dangerous people to medium security prisons. And, Bob Reid joins the show for Touchdowns and Fumbles, talking about the NHL’s decision to remove specialty jerseys.
Mark Towhey is in for Jerry. Lisa Morales joins the show for Party for Two to discuss top stories. Plus, this week on Chatter that Matters with Tony Chapman. Callers weigh in on whether or not commercial vehicles should be used to use the 407.
Mark Towhey is in for Jerry. NHL players will no longer wear specialty jerseys. Dave Feshuk joins the show to talk about what this means financially for the NHL. Plus, the president of Mainstreet Research, Quito Maggi, discusses new polls in the Toronto mayoral election.
Mark Towhey is in for Jerry. Can you become addicted to cannabis? Plus - how many 3D printed guns are out there?
Mark Towhey is in for Jerry. John Tory breaks his silence with an electoral bombshell. Will it move the needle for voters?
Mark Towhey is in for Jerry. Should Professionals Be Neutral on Social Media? Why Jordan Peterson is in court. Plus - how much radiation can someone withstand?
Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, can answer almost any question you have about the mission to try and locate the missing 5 person submersible after speaking with Vice-Admiral Malcom Bruce MacLean was the 30th Commander of the Canadian Navy.
The government announced today that they recovered the 2 bodies of missing soldiers but at the request of the families will not release their names -- Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, makes a convincing argument as to why that's wrong.
Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, is joined by CTV News political commentator Thomas Mulcair to discuss a series of emails that show that federal officials were consulted on how to respond to questions in indirect manners.
We take calls on inflated grades post-pandemic in high school and if that means kids are working harder or are teachers grading easier?
Dr. Mitch Shulman joins the show to talk about the dangers facing the Canadian medical system after reports of an increase of grave medical errors is up by 36% in Quebec
NewsTalk 1010 legal expert Boris Bytensky joins the show to talk about the 22 year-old man arrested at Pearson Airport after authorities 'wrongfully' finds cocaine in luggage
You wont believe what's really holding back the creation on new housing...construction approvals. The processing time for zoning and site plan approvals grossly exceeds the required timelines under Ontario's More Homes for Everyone act. (Bill 109)
Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, make an argument for getting rid of every streetcar in the city and replacing them with buses. Do streetcar still make sense in a city racked with gridlock?
Award winning author and investigative journalist Sam Cooper joins Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, on, on how the Canadian Government has been repeatedly warned about interference by not only China but India also.
The Ontario government is set to anoint the mayors of a number of municipalities with the same strong mayor powers bestowed upon Toronto's mayor but how does that sit with you?
NewsTalk 1010'sscienceexpert and bat expert Dan Riskin explains why the colourful birds are expanding their turf and why bats are their targets.
The city of Toronto is financially in a tough spot but the Ontario director of the Canadian Tax payers association is suggesting the city return to the last budget former mayor John Tory "pushed through" before stepping down from his position.
A report released by the provinces sports gambling regulator revealed what the province took in, in just one year...and it may change your mind about whether or not Ontario should be in the game.
Mark Towhey fills in.
Do you have a friend in your life so important to you that out would take them to therapy to sort out the issue? Have you ever embraced the alternative and broken up with a friend?
Mark Towhey fills in.
A new poll from the Canadian Federation ofIndependentBusinesses has their sites set on the Toronto Mayoral election but are business hearing what they are looking for from the candidates?
Canadian schools looking to ban cell phones in class are getting pushback from parents. Is there a good reason for them?
What do new transit stats really tell us? Violent incidents are down but “major crime” is up?
National Post contributor Tom Blackwell joins Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar today, to dive deep into David Johnston's numerous connections to China that ensure his stepping down from his position as Independent Special Rapporteur on Foreign Interferencewas the right move
A new study suggests the way to increase the amount of your staff that works from the office may be to pay them to offset the benefits they have experienced while working from home. Is that our new reality?
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is very vocal about stripping the funding from the boradcaster, others are suggesting more funding to ensure the CBC can go ad-free, but is the mandate of the network outdated?
Communicationsexpert Bob Reid joins us to weigh in the best and worst communication plays of the week.
Seriously.What is the better companion?A cat or dog? The Munk Debates may set the record straight.
Whether it’s Federal, Provincial, or Municipal it doesn’t feel like we’re solving any of our issues.
If your city didn’t have a sign of its own name would you know where you are? Oshawa may lose out, but showed great respect for their tax payers.
A group that represents builders says there’s 3 things the new mayor must do for new housing.
Junior Francois Lavagesse the man accused of threatening to shoot mayor candidates ahead of the debate last week was granted bail thsi morning. He was out on bail for something else when he allegedly made the threat. Why do we even have bail conditions?
The owner operator of a school in Kensington Market joins jerry to tell us what students have been going through with the users of a safe injection site around the corner
The PGA is merging with LIV Golf, which is fully controlled by the Saudi crown prince. Sports lawyer and Esquire Digital's chief Legal Analyst calls it "the greatest example of sportswashing in history.
A public hearing will not take place after an OPP officer was speeding and killed a man.
Jerry will explain why he’s not as upset as some that Paul Bernardo has been moved to a medium security facility.
Apparently the Ford government doesn’t want you to know how bad the Eglington Crosstown is.
A message to Conservatives after a Toronto Star column outlines why Poilievre is “wasting“ his shot at PM.
Is Jerry the only one willing to speak out against the idea of defunding Ontario’s Catholic School system?
What are Canadians spending on weddings these days? Are we being emotionally manipulated?
When being hammered to answer questions on taxes she said people who can afford multimillion dollar homes can afford it.
The Landlord and Tenant Board have proven to be ineffective and rent control isn’t the answer.
Opposition MPs teamed up to pass a motion to remove David Johnston. He refused to leave.
A women who is charged with murder and previously fled the country broke bail conditions is up for a bail?
Did you buy an electric vehicle at a time where it’s challenging to find a charging station?
NDP Leader Singh is pushing for David Johnston to quit for failing to call for a public inquiry.
You live in Mississauga? Your council is wasting their time on pressuring the feds over the O Canada lyrics.
There is no criticism to be had here. Ford shows up to many private businesses in local hot spots.
More than half of condo owners who bought the properties as an investment are losing money and that'sbad for tenants but even if they all sold their properties itwouldn'tlower rentsenoughto help. is there anything to help people renting currently?
It's the same thing as a rebuilding season for a sports franchise, with confidence low and far too many candidates entering the race are we just electing someone to fill a seat until someone impressive comes along?
The city of Toronto isn't following their own guidelines when barring people from erecting encampments in parks and the only solution may be toprevent them from doing it in thefirst place with security.
You won’t believe what one man has been found guilty of while already in jail - and it won’t affect his sentence!
Jerry will let you in on who his ballot choice will be and explains why you should adopt his reasoning.
Mainstreet Research joins Jerry on the latest poll with Chow in the lead but shows other interesting moves.
The actions of a specific group of students at a Mississauga middle school is shining a light on many schools inability to police the behavior of its on student bodies. Who is responsible for that? The School Board? Education Minister Lecce?
A giant service disruption for Tim Hortons across the country had many if not all of the locations accepting cash only for a short period of the morning commute. Who carries cash?
Tina Turner died yesterday and if you don't understand how important she was to music and how big her influence on rock and roll is allow Jerry to explain.
Calls for David Johnston’s resignation and refuses to review foreign interference intelligence.
Advocates and the teachers union call for free breakfasts and lunches in Ontario schools.
Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy and Communications, discusses David Johnston’s reputation following his report.
Meet Jan Guppy who regularly works with police forces to solve missing persons cold cases.
Crombie, who is looking at running for liberal leadership, says she won’t step down as mayor.
Meet a young woman who Howie Mandel pulled off the streets to complete and came in 4th!
Jeremy Wang is the head of a start up that is looking to lead the way in AI operated flights, for cargo predominantly but could pilotless commercial flights be just a decade away?
Remember the gold heist from Pearson airport over a week ago, so do we! Why haven't we heard more? Has the trail gone cold? A Retired major crime investigator with the RCMP joins jerry to give his insights.
It appears that members of MTL's underworld may be breaking their own rules of engagement after the murder of theDaughter-in-law of another mob member. Jerry was joined by a Montreal mafia expert on whether the city is on the verge of a mob war the likes the city has never seen before.
There is a place for you to have your dog off-leash but your entitlement lets you do it wherever you want.
The government’s claim that it’s not responsible for what might happen to these people is gross.
BC just started a program for some cancer patients that should be brought here and expanded.
When was the last time you thought about The Path - what is it like since the pandemic? is it bouncing back? Is it still an underground hell? we found the perfect person to tell us
First televised mayor debate is tonight but of the 6 candidates that are invited only 5 are showing up. how did they choose their candidates? and why not invite polling person 7 to join the debate?
Jerry took the time in his open to talk about how he strives to defeat and stay away from being lonely which got great reaction
Does it matter if we lose a species of bats? NewTalk 1010 science expert Dan Riskin says “OMG YES!”
Movie studios want more room on what can classify as CanCon. Richard Crouse will weigh in with Jerry.
A woman who tortured and murdered a man in 2010 has just been given day parole. TORTURED!!!
How could the mayor and city councillors not know the details of this deal before it was signed off on?A municipal lawyer will clarify how this could have happened.
A judge has ruled that the legislation preventing a strike is unconstitutional. Jerry has a quick solution.
A School board employee in B.C. has been told to shutdown her adult OnlyFans but is that legal? An Employment lawyer joined Jerry to assess if the board has the power to demand this
Not in the way you think, but will the government have the power to determine what is “fact?”
Who do you choose for a mayoral debate? Find out from one of the first organizations holding a debate.
Are the playoff hopes for the Leafs over? TSN 1050s Matt Cauz will break down if he thinks it’s possible.
You mightbe paying for it! A Toronto citycouncillorwants to explore the idea of the city of Torontocommissioninga statue of Gordon Lightfoot, possible at Massey Hall. He's from Orillia, do we need this?
Legendary sports host Jim Tatti from TSN 1050 joins Jerry to look at what went wrong in game 2 and whether they can bounce back in Florida Sunday.
The Director of the Nationalinstituteon Aging is suggesting a publicly funded long term care insurance problem might be needed to pay for our aging populations post retirement care.
CTV National News Medical Correspondent Avis Favaro joins Jerry to explores how many medically assisted deaths have been performed in Canadian prisons and why it those numbers could rise extremely quickly
Jerry is joined by half of the father daughter duo who show up to nearly every ingle Leafs game in the opposing teams jerseys. Turns out hating on the Leafs is a family bonding experience but why do they do it?
Independent MP Kevin Vuong join our morning show to make the claim but does it make sense when you disect the timeline?
The new head of the Nurses Association wants to end the use of agency nurses. Jerry thinks that’s wrong.
Jerry spoke with the mother of Cole Zelenco, a 21-year-old from St. Catharines, a former Canadian soldier who left the military so he could join the fighters in Ukraine to fight Russian forces. Zelenco died last week during an attack.
Is the city doing enough to help residents with priority bus lanes after the Scarborough RT is taken off line?
The trees used for making whiskey & bourbon casks are now in short supply and could become extinct.
You wont believe how far one school board went to ban anything that remotely involved cops.
Teachers upset about not being able to choose an online tool of their choice are wrong.
The Panthers are trying to restrict ticket sales to US residents. Should the Leafs ban Americans from our home games?
The Liberals internet content Bill C-11 has passed but what's about to happen next might be the real battle. How will the regulations actually work? What could it mean for Canadians that both produce and consume streamable content? Matt Hatfield of OpenMedia outlines where we currently stand.
The bail reform moves made by the provincial government yesterday seemed to be exactly what the public was looking for but Mark outlines why it may do nothing if you don't correct what's happening in the jails in our province
A goodwill program, withy mostly off duty cops, may send another message as much as it may seem like a great public relations program.
You wont believe the answers, or lack thereof, when reporters repeatedly ask transportation Minister Caroline Mulroney for answers on what the specific issues are with Metrolinx Eglinton crosstown LRT
Musician Harry Belafonte has passed and he was more important than you think Eric Alper, publicist and music historian will tell you why.
Premier Ford introducing legislation that, if passed, will eliminate the post-secondary education requirement to become a police officer. Does our crime specialist and former homicide detective think that a fir proposal?
If the minister actually cared about helping victims of domestics violence appearing to goof off and play dress up turning the issue into a joke doesn't display that.
Summary: Would it be an act of vengeance to deport the driver of the Humboldt bus crash?
Summary: Do the foreign born kids of Canadians born abroad deserve a Canadian passport?
If the government has dollar figures on what the Science Centre plan will cost we should have them.
Is it fair for your employer to factor in the “value“ of working from home in wage negotiations?
Jerry hates a cooling off period that BC home buyers have been afforded as of this year.
Anthony Bass was upset that his pregnant wife was asked to pick up after their kids on a flight dividing social media.
Mayoral candidate Rob Davis promises free rides for first responders in an effort to make it safer until system wide access to 911 is available. Is it a sound idea or a "stunt?"
Canada’s largest federal public service Union may be on the cusp of striking but Jerry can fix it.
Jerry was discussing a story about a cyclist that was hit by a car and then ticketed for breaking a bylaw while recovering in hospital, well, the kids mom called in to talk about whether the ticket was deserved.
You wont believe this shocking story out of Vancouver where charges were dropped against someone who kicked another hockey player in the face with his skate.
Toronto Mayoral candidate Mark Saunders lays out his plan for safety on the TTC. Is he partially responsible as he was the chief of Police not too long ago?
The business professor The Star shared the memo with breaks down if this is terrible for tax payers.
A man who has several kids and a fiancée in Canada is no longer allowed here, for good reason.
Jerry is joined by Jett Alexander who laced up for the buds Saturday night. He explains what those 70 seconds of ice time were like and you won't believe how much he got paid!
Councillor Brad Bradford is pitching the use of parking enforcement officers as traffic directors in major intersections during rush hour... but a VERY similar plan was pitched in 2016 by a big name Torontonian.
Can a new alcohol brand owned and promoted by notorious non-drinker Jennifer Lopez create a following? Brand expert Tony Chapman weighs in with Jerry.
Is the writing on the wall for the Ontario liberals? Jerry is shocked by the words coming from a columnist who he never agrees with.
NewsTalk 1010 morning man John Moore calls Jerry live shortly after being attacked himself at a TTC station.
3 different employees at Air Canada apparently don’t know what documents you need to fly.
OHIP needs to close coverage loophole. Should e-scooter rentals be banned? Ontario's election watchdog wants opinion polls banned in the run-up to voting day. And one cafe wants to reward polite customers with lower coffee prices.
Newstalk 1010 Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson discusses the licensed lounge at Toronto police HQ. One male job applicant gets in hot water after referring to two women as "ladies." And find out why one Ontario high school has removed the doors from student bathrooms.
How can we make the TTC feel safer and what one important factor are we ignoring? Meta Science Mondays with Dan Riskin. And Niagara Falls Mayor Jim Diodati responds to claims that Niagara Falls is one of the worst "tourist traps" in the world.
The price of $15 Billion has been thrown around. At that price does it still make financial sense?
Jerry hates the worked 'scab' for a good reason - and if you're a union member he might just convince you - but it set off a furious debate
The Leader of the Opposition Pierre Poilievre joined Jerry to discuss what his reaction to the federal budget is as well as a list of savings the Trudeau government could find to help Canadians
Lawyer Gavin Tighe joins Jerry to breakdown how the victim of an attack ended up being the killer of his attacker and was given a sentence that took into consideration the possible racist motivation of his attacker.
You wont believe what the accused had been picked up for in the past. Jerry has the full details from Newfoundland
Are more cops on the system permanently the answer? The President of the Toronto Police Association Jon Reid joins Jerry Agar to answer that questions which seems to be the solution put forth by both Premier Ford and the Toronto Star's Robert Benzie.
The accused in the 16-year-old TTC stabbing may have been out on “numerous releases” The Suns Brad Hunter joins Jerry for more details on his front page story
Is there a downside to this part of the Liberal budget you’re not thinking of? Jerry explains what you may be missing.
You won't believe the calls Jerry got from a grieving mother of a fentanyl victim and a cocaine user who is going to the funeral for a drug using friend when taking on this subject.
The random violence on the TTC may have reached the point where the majority of people believe something must change now! Former TTC Chair Karen Stintz joins Jerry to tell him what she would do today is she still had the job.
We are dangerously close to electing a mayor of Toronto with a very low support base due to the amount of candidates running and "thinking of running" and that could be very bad for the city.
Highlighting the communications plays of the week with veteran communications advisor Bob Reid
Premier Ford said all levels government can find efficiencies a day before the largest spending plan in Ontario history.
Jerry was shocked by what Michel Juneau-Katsuya, the former Asia-Pacific chief at the Canadian Security Intelligence Service had to say when he asked him to weigh in on CSIS whistleblowers and the resignation of Liberal MP Han Dong.
A student who was attacked and her mother are outraged that no process was in place when the attacker returned to school.
Toronto mayoral race shapes up as former police chief, city councillor announce bids. Former Police Chief Mark Saunders says we're normalizing crime & disorder. Is he right? and we speak with the TikTok Traffic Cop, Constable Sean Shapiro!
Premier Doug Ford weighs in on the Toronto Mayoral Election. Ontario government questioned on Stevenson Memorial Hospital nurse layoffs. and we talk more about former Police Chief Mark Saunders saying we're normalizing crime & disorder and talk about a man being asked to give a breathalyzer test at home 2 hours after a complaint was made.
Party for Two with Mike Kakuk. We speak with Ben Spurr, City Hall Reporter for the Toronto Star about the Ontario budget and whether Toronto will get help. We speak with Michele Romanow about her Revisionaries podcast. We also speak with Scott Reid, CTV News Political Commentator, about Liberal MP Han Dong refuting claims of foreign interference.
CTV News Political Analyst Thomas Mulcair joins Jerry to discuss Katie Telford's upcoming testimony and whether it will be a concern for the Trudeau government
In a city that seems to NEVER be able to stick to a plan and build new transit systems Stephen Wickens, a Toronto freelance researcher and journalist who specializes in transit issues might convince you that SmartTrack needs a rethink
3 new contenders entered the race this morning, but are of them tackling the issue that you think is the biggest problem facing Toronto?
You won't believe some of the callers that Jerry got trying to defend the an Ontario man who got an $85 ticket in the mail for trespassing after picking up a relative at Pearson Airport.
Philadelphia's , much smaller transit system, is experiencing much of the same of what the TTC is: decreased ridership with increased rates of crime but they may have a created a solution the TTC can borrow.
You don't get to tell someone how to feel about their faith and it's a luxury we afford most people, is constitutionally protected, except for when it comes to some recent NHL hockey players and it's not right.
The federal government is now fighting with the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) about the money they received from the feds and whether or not the ROM operates as a public institution or a registered charity.
Trudeau was asked about the perception of appointing former governor general David Johnston as the new special rapporteur tasked with investigating foreign tampering in Canadian elections and his response was outrageous
How on earth did you elect Ontario NDP candidate Sarah Jama after being exposed to her previous comments like "...the Hamilton Police protect Nazism in our city."
Possibly 14.5 BILLION big and it may be an “investment” that the tax payer never recoups on.”
The Globe & Mail’s Robert Fife joins Jerry for the latest on what they’ve learned in their ongoing investigation on foreign interference into our various levels of government.
The CBC doesn't get to decide if they testify, they’re part of the government and are accountable to YOU the taxpayer
An Ottawa councillor is taking issue with the police association bought jerseys that sport a logo not allowed on official police uniforms.
Is this the right call by the judge? Isn’t there a level of assumed rick when it comes to playing sports at any level?
You can buy them everywhere from Amazon to Canadian Tire and many are designed specifically to obstruct red light cameras. Last year 11,500 tickets had to be thrown out!
Why is the Toronto District School Board get asking the Ontario Human Rights Commission to “assess and provide a framework for addressing caste oppression” when staff have “never seen this type of discrimination in their schools?
Jerry has some of the details in the allegations against Justice Russell Brown of the Supreme Court of Canada will blow you away. But, keep in mind these are just allegations at this… point.
Sadly, no. Although many Newstalk 1010 contributors and hosts have gone on to be elected to various levels of government Jerry isn’t running for Mayor of Toronto. He’s making a point about not knowing if there were any genuine conservative candidates for the role.
Why would the city remove a sign that asked dog park users to control the barking of their dogs where several condo buildings loom over the area?
The Parents of Black Children should have had all their “evidence” lined up before going to the media because now there are valid questions about what’s in this recording.
Many business already do this? Is the disclosure worth the headache to employers? Also is the move only fit for some types of industries?
What does the safety plan look like for several high-schools that have received mass shooting threats this Friday? Our Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson gives his insight.
The World Ukrainian Congress based here in Toronto is pressuring the OSCARs to drop the movie due to its financial ties to a Russian oligarch
Does Jerry know how many demerit points a G1 drivers can rack up before their licence will be suspended for 30 days? Find out when he’s quizzed by Sean Shapiro the Tik Tok Traffic cop.
This is a classic example of “not enough information.” Without any proof who do you want us to believe? It’s the principals word against a child’s…
Does this count as the official inquiry? Does this this dispel the feeling that the government might be hiding something?
A plan to scale back the operating hours and custodial cleaning of Toronto City Hall and other civic centres appears to have surprised councillors both for and against the idea, but it was on page 3 of the briefing notes!!!
The Star reached out for more information on why licence suspensions occur when doctors report patients with certain health conditions…the ministry appears to not want to respond
One of the PSA reads “'If all girls started wearing no make-up and comfortable clothes, guys would have no choice but to fall for girls because of natural beauty. Would that upset you as a parent?
A group of Ontario residents have concerns about some farmland that’s going to turn into an industrial site. Even if they are N.I.M.B.Ys they should be able to get a hold of their MPP, who appears to be dodging them.
Yes the relief got out quickly, yes we knew there would be those that got the money who weren't supposed to -- but 65% means the government wasn’t even paying attention.
An article in the Star telling the story of a student who is having a hard time with recent TTC cutbacks and delays perfectly depicts the poor habits of people who are always late.
The provincial government appears to have been underspending on budgetary items last year but is there a good reason for it? Don Drummond, Economist with Queen’s University, who served extensively in the federal Department of Finance joins jerry to answer that question.
An update in a good news story! Weeks ago while discussing acts of violence against the homeless a man named John called and described what it was like living in a tent in Ajax and that he needed $250 for a course that would allow him to get a job. a Newstalk 1010 listener physically tracked him down to help!
Jerry will explain why corporate rules that could be viewed as good and important corporate practices still shouldn't be written into law
NewsTalk 1010 Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson joins Deb Hutton to break down what we know about the accused, the charges, and more importantly what parents need to do right now after hearing this information.
Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie is expected to attend the liberal convention this weekend and it's causing a stir within party supporters who believe that she'll not only run for leadership but beat Ford's conservatives in the next election.
A 43 year old man scheduled to be deported from Toronto has been told that the government still intends to send him back to Uganda despite helping to save the life of a police officer who was stabbed in the neck. Should a special consideration be made?
Robert Fife, Ottawa Bureau Chief for the Globe and Mail joins Jerry for a deeper look at his story that reveals that China planned to donate money to the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation.
Trudeau is claiming that questions surrounding whether a Liberal MP’s election was helped along by foreign interference are “anti-Asian racism.”
One candidate in the race to be the next mayor of Toronto previously plead guilty to drunk driving charges in 2015. Jerry will reveal who it is and ask you if you could vote for them.
Councillor Paul Ainslie joins Jerry to explore why health facilities in Scarborough receive less than 1% of donations in Toronto, even though it represents 25% of the city’s population.
The sub-committee is going to be created to try and get more information out of Metrolinx when it comes to the Ontario Line…but it will be a complete waste of time.
A 6.3% tax increase on beer, wine and spirits will go into effect on April 1st. Will this hurt restaurants when they’re still trying to recover after the pandemic? Celeb Chef Mark McEwan joins jerry to discuss.
An eastern Canada boys basketball coach was fired 2 hours before a playoff game for making the team run laps for horsing around. The response to the firing will blow you away…
Canada’s Premier movie reviewer Richard Crouse joins Jerry to review the new wildlife thriller and tell you what parts of the tale are in fact true.
Will the municipal by-election to replace Mayor John Tory be a tune out for Torontonians when held at the beginning of the summer?
A great service provided by out city’s library because books that prove to be controversial and banned are usually the ones you should seek out
He can and Jerry will prove it because he has shown in the past that he’s able to use the same measures.
The crimes committed by one police officer shouldn’t automatically wipe clean the actions of the alleged criminal. Put them both on trial.
Kelsey McEwen, Chief Meteorologist for CTV’s Your Morning joins jerry to cover where will be hit hardest, when, and what you can expect and prepare for in your area
BNN Bloomberg’s Amanda Lang joins Jerry to break down how that might work and what the Bank of Canada is actually suggesting
At a nice steakhouse with friends recently Jerry ordered a drink without seeing the price. The server returned to warn Jerry of the price…did they have to do that?
The NBA is having a conversation about load management and how it may unfairly affect fans that pay premium prices.
In the last handful of years the black market has exploded by 50%. Are higher taxes to blame?
The continued controversy over the lack of a proper dress code for teachers has Jerry agreeing with someone for the 1st time in 13 years.
Earlier this week it was the Toronto Police contracting a private company to produce a slick podcast that has been criticized as "copaganda". Now, Peel region has used the same company to produce a 12 part podcast series on affordable housing. Is this a fair use of tax dollars?
Could this gun end up on the street? Used in a violent crime? Especially with the rate that cars are being stolen these days, this behavior shown that this officer is unfit to police this city.
After submitting his resignation for admitting to an extramarital affair with a city staffer, John Tory leaves office today. Jerry Breaks down many of the possible candidates who could join the race to become Mayor in the upcoming byelection.
What does that actually mean and is it going to be of much help? Jerry is joined by Cannabis industry expert and Toronto Metropolitan University lecturer Brad Poulos to break it down.
Nine isn’t enough? “good progress” and “determining our next steps” isn’t good enough when it comes to enforcing a new dress code for teachers after a teacher wearing prosthetic breasts made international headlines.
After resigning due to his own admission to an extra marital affair with a city staffer many supporters stepped forward to encourage him to stay, but how many were protecting their own interests?
Is it inappropriate for Tory to wait to officially resign until after the tabling of the Toronto budget? Is he developing a strategy to stay?
…and the feds don’t appear to be concerned with doing anything about it. Even AFTER the backlash the Trudeau government faced after the costs of the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II went public.
You won’t believe how much tax payer money Toronto cops are spending on a podcast that is being referred to as “copaganda.”
People who want to jump to the conclusion that this 31-year-old woman wasn’t fully aware of the risks involved in what she was getting involved in should think twice.
Demoted. Not FIRED. The increased price of groceries is tough for everyone but how does a cop escape losing their job for theft?
The issue is that when you present yourself as a boy scout your behavior has to fit that image and any stepping out will be met with much larger criticism.
After Toronto city council voted against having Toronto's warming centres operate 24/7 until mid-April, it's been reported multiple times that the city only has 4 warming centers. That's actually not the case, there are other centres the homeless can utilize they are just labeled as respite centres. Gord Tanner, General Manager, Shelter, Support and Housing Administration joins Mark to explain.
Mark is joined by CJAD Montreal newscaster Dawn Kagan-Fleming for the latest on the 2 four-year-old children who were killed after a driver crashed a city bus into a daycare in Laval, Que. resulting in 2 first-degree murder charges.
In 2002 a report showed how an effective centralized waitlist could ease the burden on our healthcare system. Some provinces are already using them. Armine Yalnizyan, economist and Atkinson Fellow on the Future of Workers joins Mark Towhey (in for Jerry Agar) to talk about what centralized waitlists do and how they work.
Do you need this much to retire? Are you concerned about retirement? While this number may seem high, it is not all that is seems.
Are you a helicopter parent? Do you know helicopter parents? John Tory Jr and Deb Hutton certainly do, as they discuss the impacts of helicopter parenting.
Do you think this will improve our health care system going forward? We took your calls to find out.
Is this insulting? Is it necessary to have this at a student council meeting if anyone is offended?
The city of Toronto approved this man's artificial grass, but it was overturned and now he's in a predicament. Is this really a fight the city needs to be involved in?
John Tory Jr actually witnessed a random attack on the TTC yesterday after the show. This morning, he talked about his harrowing experience with Deb Hutton and callers.
Many young men are suffering from body dysmorphia and obsessing over their unrealistic body image standards. Has our focus on young women's body image issues made this problem worse? Should young men always have been part of that conversation?
Deb Hutton and John Tory Jr. are in for Jerry Agar. Teachers, student's and school boards across the country are all talking about whether midterm and final exams are a valuable experience for post secondary students and many boards haven't brought them back since doing away with them at the beginning of the pandemic.
It’s a program that has already been implemented at some clinics but does it raise ethical questions about our public healthcare? Jerry says no.
The LA Times August Brown joins Jerry for an in-depth look at the recent US Senate hearing with LiveNation/TicketMaster and whether they truly do have a monopoly.
Even though Mayor Tory has said previously he doesn’t necessarily support this, that doesn’t mean it won’t happen and hurt your pocket book.
Jerry will be joined by Gavin Tighe, senior partner with Gardiner Roberts LLP to find out what, and how much the Premier can do without cooperation from the federal government.
One MP actually tried to push for an official motion to condemn Tucker Carlson’s poor joke about the US invading Canada. Are you serious?
A proposed bill in Massachusetts would see prisoners who donate organs receive time off their prison sentence. You okay with this?
Michelle Rempel Garner, MP from Alberta, who uncovered the whopping figure of $6,790,717.46, joins Jerry to breakdown the findings and what questions it triggers now.
Jerry has a message to those who are upset that the new management of the mall is not allowing pre-shopping hour mall walkers anymore: the mall doesn’t owe you anything.
Gábor Lukács, President of AirPassengerRights.ca joins Jerry to talk about whether this is a failing of the government.
It’s what the Ontario Superior court ruled one 48 year old man was owed by his employer. Would that be enough for you?
Is this outrageous when the federal government is trying to entice many of it’s employees back to the physical office.
Again, lefty councillors are being irrational and standing in the way of any sort of immediate solution/ progress that we need to keep riders safe right now!
We’ll ask TPA President Jon Reid that question in our monthly check in, after Memphis Police bodycam footage showed some of its officers beating Tyre Nichols to death.
Jerry will be joined by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business on their new study that shows our doctors are spending approximately 18.5 million hours on unnecessary paperwork.
You’ll be blown away by Jerry’s first interaction with the Chat GPT A.I. and why it scares the hell out of him.
Business owners in Tweed Ontario are looking for financial help from the government after a tornado dealt hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of damage to their lands. Is that the provinces responsibility? They say if this tornado had come through Toronto they wouldn't have even had to ask for help.
Dr. Samir Sinha, Director of Health Policy Research for the National Institute on Ageing, joins Jerry to talk about a program that is practiced in other countries and actually GENERATES revenue beyond acting as a safety network for the aging population.
Yesterday in a joint press conference with Mayor John Tory, Police Chief Demkiw announced that 80 overtime police officers will patrol the transit system as a measure to keep riders safe and a deterrent to antisocial behavior. Is this the change we need? Are we worried about the cost?
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre joins Jerry Agar to talk about the numerous random acts of violence and what he could and would do to put a stop to them. Does he have the answer?
The Guardian Angels are a volunteer neighborhood street patrol group that act as a deterrent to crime. They have been operating in NYC since 1979. Could they help stem the random acts of violence in Toronto?
A social media video appears to show a TTC subway operator going after Mayor John Tory and TTC management for the operators frustrations on poor communication on service disruptions. Should this result in the operators firing?
Canadian Comedian, author, and public speaker Jessica Holmes joins Jerry to talk about the impact depression made on her life and why tackling your own mental health is so important
AND ANOTHER this morning! A woman was stabbed multiple times on the streetcar yesterday and TTC employees were attacked with a syringe this morning. Is the TTC safe?
Allow Jerry to remind you, with very recent examples, that the government continues not to care about you -- while enlarging themselves -- and misusing your money.
Some city councillors are floating the idea of creating the position of an Inspector general to serve as a watchdog to oversee city contracts. Is no one doing that already?
If traffic tickets are supposed to be a deterrent should the cost of the violation be dependent on how wealthy you are?
Mayor John tory asks John Moore “what would you do?” this morning when talking about Toronto’s struggle in trying to curb random acts of violence.
Jerry will be joined an Ontario woman who sacrificed almost everything to find out what happened to her snowbird father in Mexico when local authorities were less than helpful.
Sun Media’s Brian Lilley joins Jerry to outline how many times the greenbelt was changed by the Ontario Liberals and what kind of fuss was made then.
One community is fighting developers for the survival of their hockey rink after it’s been revealed that the rink will be replaced by a skate trail and a skating pond.
We learned during the show that prosecutors will charge Alec Baldwin for his part in the 2021 death of Halyna Hutchins on the set of the upcoming movie Rust. Jerry made contact with one of the country's head armorers who was interviewed by the prosecution in this case. Find out what their recommendation was when it comes to charging Baldwin.
Meet Toronto Contractor Adam Oake who sold off all his Toronto Maple Leafs memorabilia to fund his trip to help as a field medic on the front lines.
A woman was 'shocked' to find out her $250 gift card actually expired. Don't we have rules for that in this province? You'll be surprised to learn that there are lots of exceptions.
An Ontario mother is describing her mixed feelings after her child was caught at school with a steak knife. Her child is a victim of ongoing bullying and felt that the school wasn't stepping in adequately.
After the CBC pointed out that The Canadian National Institute for the Blind spends 52 cents on fundraising for ever dollar donated to its guide dog program, we tracked down the Charity Intelligence Organization to find out where the line should be drawn.
As an extension of yesterday's conversation about how often and how much Metrolinx's CEO has "earned" in salary increases over the years, we learned that the government is actually defending the raises, citing significant expansion of responsibility...rather than execution, or you know, success.
David Foster opens up about raising toddler son in his 70s, saying 'I can offer him wisdom'. But is that wisdom worth anything if he's going to die before his kid graduates high school? This and more on the Jerry Agar show.
The Star’s Martin Reg Cohn offers a reality check on the fears associated with yesterday’s health announcement. This and more on the Jerry Agar show!
His salary has increased 8 times since taking the position in 2021. You can’t argue with success, the issue is that I don’t think anyone looks at Metrolinx in the last handful of years and would call them successful. This and more on the Jerry Agar show!
Is renaming this major Toronto street the best way to reconcile with Canada's checkered past, or are there better ways to spend our tax dollars?
The use of private health care will still be paid for by OHIP, but how does a public/ private partnership work? And where else is it already happening?
We think this is a joke. You can’t consistently use taxing as your first stem in fixing a system. What do you think?
New Orleans has made the move to prohibit the sale of soft drinks within children’s fast food meals. When did NOLA become the nannystate?
Jerry has an eerie question for you that’s perfect for this Friday the 13th. Would you have done what Jerry did in this spooky situation?
It’s a true story. You couldn’t make this up. What’s worse is it’s government money! You wont want to miss this.
Newstalk 1010's Science expert Dan Riskin recounted that on a recent road trip one of his kids was complaining of being bored and Dan was enthused by this and further perpetuated the boredom because boredom reinforces creativity and forces the child to face boredom and develop ways to potentially overcome it.
The Ontario Provincial Police updates the public on what we know and what they could use the public's help with in regards to trying to locate Elnaz Hajtamiri 1 year after her abduction. Mark Mendelson, NewsTalk 1010's crime specialist also breaks down the OPP's comments.
The city of Toronto's budget includes a roughly $8000 raise for Toronto city councillors. They also received a $2,800 raise last year through an inflation adjustment. So when your property taxes, rent, groceries, and general cost of living goes up due to inflation, who is bailing you out when you bail out the public employees?
Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre would like to see the CBC defunded. Is it time to ask if it would be that bad? Jerry has a pretty clear idea of what would happen if the CBC was no more.
New Toronto City Councillor Jamaal Myers joins us to reflect on his first budget release and his displeasure in what he feels are "gimmicks" in the budget's communication to residents.
Jerry takes issue with mayor John Tory's responses to questions asked of him by John Moore about whether the property tax increase is really 5.5% when other cost increases are factored in.
Residential property taxes are going up 5.5% and at least one professor feels that the city can no longer fund itself on just property taxes and service charges. Professor emeritus Myer Siemiatycki from Toronto Metropolitan University joins Jerry on what has to change.
He even has a lawyer locked and loaded to go if he’s criminally charged, but he’s doing something our own safe injection sites don’t do that may have you on his side.
People in the old neighborhood of our very radio station are complaining about progress in the area because they don’t want to go down the street to a different hardware store.
A B.C. mother is asking for a system, she believes could have saved her 23-year-old daughter. It may have the opposite effect.
Can anyone make sense of this announcement from GO Transit, that takes effect today? How does closing the doors 60 seconds before departure keep the trains on time?
It’s nice to see that we’re all on the same page when it comes to being tough on crime and strengthening Canada’s bail system. It’s regrettable that it took the life of OPP officer Grzegorz Pierzchala to get here.
Canada’s first zero-emission concept vehicle has been unveiled and features 25 new technologies, such as connectivity, AI applications and nanotechnology. Find out why is this so important and what other technological advances are being made by Canadian companies in the audio industry.
A truck crashed into a highway sign sending it crashing down on the 401 but it appears it is going to take several hours for the mes to be removed so that drivers can use it again. Why can't we have a law like in Florida where major highways must be cleared in 90 minutes?!
Former NewsTalk 1010 host Evan Solomon and Special Correspondent to CTV News joins us to break down why the US is having such a hard time electing a new House speaker as well as what the biggest risks to the planet are in the Eurasia 2023 Risk Report.
For flights within, originating in, or landing in Canada you have two choices: lower prices or better service? What do you want because obviously you can't have both. So what's it gonna be?
In response to a story created by NewsTalk 1010 alumni Siobhan Morris viral social media post about a 5-pack of chicken breasts found at a Toronto Loblaws for a price of $40 we thought we would speak with Sylvain Charlebois the food professor about why the chicken would be this much if the latest data shows grocery chains aren't gouging us on price
During Toronto Mayor John Tory's police budget increase proposal earlier this week one of the things mayor Tory brought up was creating a court system specifically to deal with firearm offences. He joins Mark Towhey, filling in for Mark Towhey, to discuss the idea further.
A woman recently left an upscale restaurant in Washington D.C. after waiting for her bill for 15 minutes! She did contact them afterward to let them know and to organize a payment but is that Is that acceptable? How long would you be willing to wait?
Toronto city Councillor Josh Matlow joined Moore in the Morning to respond to and Mayor Tory's Police budget increase proposal and said somethings that, unbelievably, Mark Towhey couldn't disagree with.
Yesterday's in Mayor John Tory's 48.3 Million budget increase proposal he mentioned something that Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, has been championing on air recently.
The Globe and Mail is calling the current plans for the grounds at Ontario place a disaster and should be stopped at all cost. If we keep fighting will anything ever be built? What should be built?
Who are LockBit Gang? The group behind the ransomware makes apology to SickKids Hospital. Can we trust their apology
2 years ago the City of Toronto employee was fired, and then the city was forced to hire him back after butthe city doesn't want them so a legal fight will ensue. How difficult will it be to prove the employee was guilty of racial profiling? Find out from our employment lawyer.
Have you tried to buy a new car within the last year? People are waiting over a year to receive their new cars due to supply issues sometime receiving a different model than they ordered or being told that the car they ordered and signed a contract for now costs more.
Mark has learned some interesting things about his 1st year university students this past semester. They all think they are going to be rich due to their social media presence & real estate holdings as well as open fancey coffee businesses. What other surprising belief did he learn that most of his students shared? Find out!
Almost the entirety of the Toronto Sun's editorial board have written columns today on the recent uptick in violence in Toronto but Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, asks who is responsible? Is it the Mayor? The police? The federal government?
Mark Towhey and Christian Leuprecht, professor at the Royal Military College, break down why this visit to North America is essential to Ukraines war against invading Russia, how dangerous this trip is for Zelensky, and if there is more Canada should be doing to aid Ukraine.
York Regional police outline the results of Project Touchdown a joint-forces investigation involving Peel Regional Police, Durham Regional Police, Halton Regional Police, and Canada Border Services Agency and we finally get a good description of how these fob reading devices work that can lead to your car being stolen within 18 seconds.
Is there a general uptick in violence among teens? Is it significant that these suspects are all young women? Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, is joined by an assistant professor in education and someone who is involved in a number of youth counseling initiatives to see if any answers can be uncovered.
What reasoning is the casino using to defend their position that they don't have to pay an ontario man his $4,133.50 jackpost? PLUS: How long do you date someone before they’re are invited to meet the family at christmas?
Yahoo news Chief Investigative Correspondent, Michael Isikoff joins us to tell us more about a secret phone call Lee Harvey Oswald, Kennedy’s accused assassin, made to the soviet embassy. PLUS: Why is a man in Philadelphia repairing old payphones to be used for free? Find out why when he joins the show
The leader of the official opposition join Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, live for a year in review interview where we ask him if he thinks he can effectively transition from party attack dog to inspiring world leader.
CP24's Cristina Tenaglia joins Mark live from the scene of the Vaughan Condo shooting to learn the absolute latest and how local residents are reacting to the mass murder.
A survey of 4,163 found that people see their close friends less than they did 2018. Is it because you edited and cut down your social circles or because you got accustomed to staying in more?
People who choose to inhale their substances now have a safe, indoor space to go but Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, is the expansion of safe drug use programs really the answer when it comes to saving the lives of drug users?
But isn't this a great way to encourage people to depend their travel money within our own province? And, how are businesses in travel industry reacting? Christopher Bloore, president and CEO of the Tourism Industry Association of Ontario joined to discuss PLUS it's Friday so Touchdowns & Fumbles with Communications specialist Bob Reid!
Branding specialist and host of Chatter that Matters Tony Chapman joined host Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, joined us to talk about the amount of gas stations Shell canada seems to be buying up and what is likely to become in the future. Car charging stations? a lot of plugged in cars ripe for the stealing?
Leamington Ontario is the location of the first 7-eleven convenience store that will have a dine-in restaurants that serves alcohol but there are still people who oppose the idea that 7-Eleven locations should be able to serve alcohol in house.
Faith & mother Maria Papadopoulos. Faith is 12 and has a condition called Sickle Cell Disease
Hunter Kemp joins us. Hunter is aged 15, and has a condition Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Lisa Charendoff - SickKids Foundation Staff Member. Lisa has been at SickKids Foundation for 16 years and has been deeply involved with Radiothon since arriving at SickKids.
Later we speak to Julie Middleton, mother of Sadie Middleton. Saide is 7 years old and has Leukemia
Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, explains why you will see this plan, that bans the selling of tobacco to anyone born on or after Jan. 1, 2009 will find it’s way to Canada sooner rather than later because politicians will not be able help themselves from using this as an attractive part of their platform.
Minister of Labour, Monte McNaughton, announced today that Ontario businesses that self identify as "high risk” settings in which opioid overdoses could take place will be required to have a Naloxone kit on-site beginning June 1 but is that affair requirement of business owners? Or, is it in line with the health standards already imposed on Ontario businesses of various sizes
Columnist and municipal affairs watcher Matt Elliott theorizes that the big meeting on Mayor Tory’s ambitious housing plan at city council today is a trap. How? Why? Elliott joins Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, to explain. Mark has a theory of his own…that the trap is actually for the Mayor set by city council!
Mark's grocery shopping trick saves him money.
Also: CTV News Political Analyst Thomas Mulcair says you should prepare yourself for a federal election in 2023 -- are you ready???
After Mark Towhey watched the Harry & Meghan doc on netflix it occurs to him that you can make this argument.
AND: Exciting ‘scientific breakthrough’ in nuclear fusion?
Everywhere else in Canada has done this forever. Has no one in Ontario ever traveled outside the province?
Later: Return-to-office order for federal public servants would be 'egregious violation' of workers' rights, says PSAC
Well, not all. Condoms will be free at pharmacies in France for anyone 25-years and younger. Does the move make sense? Should other countries, like Canada, take up the idea?
A former Afghan interpreter and ambulance driver the Canadian military is pleading to let his mom, brothers and sister, as well as their children, into the country. He has a good argument though, the government previously said it would resettle at least 40,000 Afghan nationals but have only welcomed just over 26,000 at this point
Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar, discusses the recent rash of violence in schools and is wondering about a recent article in The New York Times that explored the success of Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps in schools around the U.S.
Do you get the feeling that the government doesn't really care about you after hearing the head of the Bank of Canada say having the economy operating close to maximum sustainable employment and having low, stable inflation, the two actually go hand in hand. As I said, we don’t think 4.9, 5.2 per cent unemployment is sustainable.”
Mark started the show by predicting how the Mayor would address questions about the murder while participating in a press conference with all three levels of government on an extension to the Bloor/ Young substation. How close did Mark get to Tory's answer? You be the judge.
Is the fact that the game is allegedly addicting problematic? Possibly but Mark Towhey argues that the larger issue is that we've gotten to a place where our finances are not fully in our control and it should be a lot easier to protect yourself from unwanted purchases.
Sahar Olivia Barghian has been getting a lot of attention for an expletive filled explanation of how police responded to her when she called to report an attempted home invasion taking place. Barghian joined Mark Towhey to fully explain what happened. The president of the Toronto Police Association Jon Reid joined to give his perspective of the response she received
Specific details have surfaced that illustrates what kind of violent situations lead to the walk out at York Memorial Collegiate last week on the heels of a TDSB meeting where it was determined the School resource officer program would not be returning despite having conducted a study that showed students, parents, and staff were supportive of the program!
Jerry found a report card from when he was in grade 4 that showed his worst subject was mathematics passing by 71%. But could he pass a grad 4 math test today? Professor of mathematics from Sheridan College Emily Brown joined Jerry and Mark Towhey live to test him!
If the current government isn’t at least a little upset at the AG report the AG is probably not doing their job
AND: Masks will once again be required in Hamilton public schools
What is happening here?! If it’s not a mandate then you’re just rehashing a uSELESS press conference from the CMOH of Ontario from weeks ago where he gave advice even HE didn’t follow
You might be surprised in some of the categories Jerry was graded in/ but you won’t be surprised at the someone of the comments left by Jerry’s teacher
Also: Majority of Toronto councillors reject minority-rule mayor
If we want this much transparency maybe what Muckerjee is really getting at is that we should be electing our police chief -- they have more power than your local councillor
Later, A Woman Used A Pregnancy Test To Catch Her Snooping In-Law & People Can't Handle The 'Audacity' - Is anyone really mad at the daughter in law? Who could possible be upset at her?
Do we really believe that in 2035 that Canada will be able to stop the selling of gas powered cars?
Danielle Smith wants a second opinion on hospitals requiring surgical patients to vaccinated. But is even making the comment ethical?
A situation with an aggressive dog and Jerry's producer INSIDE their local coffee shop begs the question: Should something have been done? If so?
At least one university here in Canada is allowing this to happen in an arena that is supposed to be dedicated to critical thinking
In a conversation, yesterday between Jerry Agar and the Interim leader of the NDP, Jerry asked Peter Tabuns ""how much profit was too much profit? The question was inspired by the Auditor Generals report that suggested the province could intervene on auto insurance rates and make them lower for Ontarians'. Tabuns couldn't answer the question...
In a press conference about increasing nuclear energy production at an Ontario plant Premier Ford was asked about the ongoing violence at York Memorial high school. Ford said his government doesn't have jurisdiction over the school boards and blamed the Trudeau goivernment for being weak on crime. "Dont have jurisdiction?" Are you joking?
An MP is looking at the idea seriously that was brought forward years ago after a man watch his friend burn to death in a car accident. It's horrifying but does the government need to do this?
Turns out they can do many things, as discovered by yesterday's Auditor General Report. Will they, and how hard are these changes to implement? Bob is joined by the Insurance Bureau of Canada to find out.
Parents of hockey kids who weren't born here are being told they need to obtain a "transfer" from the country they were born in order to play. Hockey Canada has said, in so many words, rules are rules. Should they be lobbying the International Ice Hockey Federation to change things?
A new drug has shown promise against Alzheimers, restoring several months of higher cognitivity in those that received treatment. Host Bob Reid, in for Jerry Agar, speaks with the Alzheimer's society about how big a step in the right direction it is
The auditor general, Bonnie Lysyk releases her annual report today, Bob Reid, hosting for Jerry Today, speaks with Toronto Star Queen's park bureau chief Robert Benzie and reveals that doctors were paid 5 times more to administer COVID shots than nurses, as well as details of an gambling sting that was carried out by the auditor
Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith introduced the Sovereignty within a United Canada Act which she says is a "constitutional shield to protect Albertans from federal overreach" but has it been too long since we examined the constitution to ensure it works equally for everyone?
After being asked about whether any developers who may have ties with the government knew about changes that were going to be made to the Greenbelt prior to the announcement Minister Steve Clark Said “Listen, I'm the housing minister, I meet with people who want to build housing..."
Ford spent $3.5 billion less than expected, Is this responsible spending or purse clutching when nurses, hospitals, and education workers have been fighting for increases? PLUS one Ontario Mayor joins Jerry to explain why he is confused about the land Ford is adding to the greenbelt.
The head of Ontario's pharmacists association joins Jerry to explain what we don't know about the program just months away from it's start date. PLUS Toronto's roadside pandemic restaurant patios didn't impede traffic that much. Really?
title: Tues-Nov-29th Hour 3: Doug Ford spent BILLIONS less than budgeted for in the first half of 2022
A school sounds as if it has gotten completely out of control with threats to staff and fight clubs in the bathrooms. The TDSB's answer is to have an executive advisor attend the school to address the issues at the school. PLUS Brampton just voted to have election signs banned?
Jerry speaks with Former Ontario OPP commissioner and CTV’s chief security analyst Chris Lewis on why we would give an alleged Chinese spy bail PLUS Meet a woman who created a successful popcorn company from jail
Could the City of Toronto be doing more to shut down a Toronto business selling illegal magic mushrooms, rather then have the police continually raid them? PLUS Do we need warning labels on alcohol?
A Scarborough community association is fighting to keep a parking lot from being developed as part of a new neighborhood with parks, retail and new homes. Is this why it's so difficult to build new housing? Probably! PLUS Home invasions are up in Markham, is this something you have suffered through?
Jerry presents some of the Prime Minister Trudeau's opening testimony at the Emergencies Act Inquiry...which he started by answering in french? Is that an issue? Does it serve the PM any advantage?
Brampton has banned the use of fireworks after residents were outraged by the volume and frequency of their use during diwali. Is that the right call? PLUS The Canadian Civil Liberties Association responds to what we have heard from PM Trudeau during the Emergency Act Inquiry.
Even the TTC and Toronto City Council can't get straight answers from Metrolinx on the delays that have plagued the Eglinton crosstown construction for nearly 11 years. One of the councillors from the area. Mike Colle, joins Jerry to to explain what it's been like trying to get some transparency.
Another Canadian Forces member is alleging that MAiD was suggested to him while seeking help from Veteran Affairs for his PTSD. Jerry speaks with the National Post to find out more.
Do we know why Metrolinx Ontario Line subway has almost doubled in projected costs? It can't possibly be Soaring inflation and supply issues, can it? Jerry is joined by Sandy Annunziata, Expert in Government and Public Relations and a Principal at Para Pro Forma Consulting to find out.
Jerry speaks with the former TDSB school trustee who launched an integrity complaint against Tory for referring to himself as “Mayor John Tory” rather than “mayoral candidate John Tory during election robocalls, allegedly breaking Code of Conduct rules…but isn’t this the jaywalking of election rules?
Jerry will tell you why a man who drove for more than 24 hours, and rammed through the gates at Rideau Hall was given day parole and obviously shouldn't have. PLUS hear why former Newstalk 1010 host and CFRA 800 Ottawa morning man Bill Carroll had to hang up on a doctor
Jerry is joined by Soccer Canada board member Bob Richardson on our chances in Canada's first world cup game since 1986, and whether it will lead to a national day off for Canadians if they can pull out a win!
Jerry explains why the provision is out of touch and how it will be used against innocent people. PLUS Is Taylor Swift Ticketmaster problem becoming political.
Metrolinx is under fire for planning to remove 5 trees from Toronto’s Osgoode Hall before receiving a report in early 2023 and many are accusing Metrolinx of being unfair.
Jerry actually agrees with interim NDP Leader Peter Tabuns who yesterday said that Dr, Kieran Moore needs to take this opportunity to clarify his advice for Ontarians last week. PLUS have Tesla’s been given the green light to self drive in downtown Toronto.
Jerry argues that we shouldn’t even have the rules and if your licensed to serve you should serve at all hours. PLUS are facial piercings accepted everywhere now?
Brian Lilley of the Toronto Sun has more information than what we’ve learned thus far and joins Jerry to go over what he knows. PLUS Is the office Christmas back in full force?
Are the Prime Minister's comments about how much he knows about 2019 election interference and what’s being done sufficient? PLUS Should there be age limits on political positions like Prime Minister and the President of the United States?
Lisa Morales joins Jerry for Party For Two
'You feel safer with a gun': Father was anti-violence activist, son now gun criminal
The idea that this guy received bail/ probation is outrageous. He even used racism as an excuse - is that even remotely fair?
Southern Ontario may see up to 60cm of snow.
Elizabeth Holmes faces judgment day for her Theranos crimes
Should pregnancy and motherhood impact sentencing?
Cop delivers traffic ticket to driver's home hours after confrontation;
Dr. Kieran Moore caught at Toronto Life party UNMASKED
Lecce wants to inform the audience about child care support for parents amidst CUPE’s decision to strike….
AND Touchdowns & Fumbles with Bob Reid
For those that still don't get it Jerry will explain how a voucher system could greatly improve the education system in Ontario and potentially save us from the situation we face on Monday.
After violent incidents at several GTA schools, many have been asking if we need to re-examine having School Resource officers. Jerry sits down with a former School resource officer to find out how effective they were.
Jerry is joined by the Toronto Sun's Joe Warmington on the new information he has been able to dig up on the controversial teacher in Halton region and the high cost of a freedom-of-information request he was given when trying to look into the teachers background
Jerry sits down with Retired Major-General David Fraser to find out if there will be repercussions for Ukraine and what would happen if the missile were found to have come from Russia
The Jerry Agar show joins press conferences from both the Ministry of Education and the Union representing education workers as negotiations have broken down and a strike could happen again as of Monday November 21st.
IT DOESN'T MATTER! Because no one can seem to agree on a solution that isn't a one size fits all solution and it's holding the majority
The liberals have yet to rescind a federal tax on beer, wine, and liquor that is actually tied to inflation. This could lead to a tax increase of over 6%. How do beer producers in Canada feel? They join Jerry agar to tell them this would be a huge problem for emerging businesses.
The former Chief of the Asia-Pacific arm of CSIS tell Jerry Agar that this is dangerous and furthermore there are probably lots more spies operating in Canada stealing our secrets!
The People's Republic of China allegedly paid at least 11 federal election candidates, CSIS spoke to Trudeau about it, and the Prime Minister has seemingly done NOTHING. How is that acceptable? PLUS Today is the first snowfall. Why don't you have your winter tires on?
Is the province really helping anyone when Dr. Kieran Moore strongly recommends masking but doesn't mandate it for certain sectors like schools and hospitals. PLUS has your boss ever tried to force fun on the workplace? How did that go?
The Jerry Agar Show joins Dr. Kieran Moore's press conference to update the public on where the province is in terms of rising influenza, COVID-19 and RSV infections and strongly recommends that the public wear masks in some situations.
Jerry will tell you why the people who are trying to sell children's Tylenol from the States for $300 a bottle is actually helping supply in a way. PLUS Ford's extension of the gas tax cut isn't something to celebrate
Mayor Tory is right when he says the City of Toronto needs more powers to generate revenue BUT if we're still staring down a $815 million dollar shortfall, why are we not trying to find a way out of hosting the 2026 World Cup games?
Why wouldn't we get to know how the province and unions are negotiation? We'll know the details of the deal once it's done but HOW each side has presented themselves is important! PLUS Is one of the reason people are having trouble getting into the housing market discrimination?
Jerry Agar is joined by one of the detained 12 Canadians, Pivot flight crew member Alexander Rozov, on the exciting breaking news and how they have been treated by the Dominican Government until now. PLUS Touchdowns & Fumbles with communications expert Bob Reid
Trudeau will be attending a summit in Cambodia on Remembrance Day tomorrow. Is the summit important enough to not be herein Canada? Find out. PLUS Is Gen Z killing the post work day drinking culture?
Jerry isn't onboard with our municipal or provincial tax dollars being used for the 2026 FIFA World Cup that has been confirmed for Toronto. We've got more important uses for that money. PLUS CTV National News Medical Contributor Avis Favaro joins Jerry for an uplifting story about a rare disease that was cure before birth
Jerry speaks with a Quebec art teacher who was stabbed by one of his own students about how twh attack has changed him and what it was to realize he may die.
They are as of December 1st! Jerry will tell you what the city said when he asked them if those employees will receive or will be fighting for back pay.
Jerry questions why Toronto’s Medical Officer of Health has been directed to “urgently explore” the possibility of re-issuing mask mandates. PLUS How many people is the GO Bus strike really affecting?
If you think that PM Trudeau appearing on a Drag Race spinoff is a big deal Jerry will give you a whole list of what you should really be concerned about. PLUS Cst. Sean Shapiro the TikTok Traffic cop join us again to answer your road rules questions.
Jerry ponders what it is that you leave behind after you die and how much of your identity is tied into your job. PLUS do cops get free coffee while in uniform, or has that always been a myth?
Jerry takes you live to Queen's Park to hear from the government after agreeing to get back to the table with educations workers unions to end a strike keeping your kids from school.
Jerry can't understand why Premier Ford gave in to the Educations Workers Union yesterday and questions who is actually representing the taxpayer these days. PLUS There is a third option when it comes to 24 Sussex drive. It's not only rebuild or renovate.
Dualing press conferences between Doug Ford (the Province) and Educations Workers Union CUPE
Dualing press conferences between Doug Ford (the Province) and Educations Workers Union CUPE
Dualing press conferences between Doug Ford (the Province) and Educations Workers Union CUPE
Let's try and tackle this again, why do schools have to be closed tomorrow if the education workers walk out. PLUS are we all on side with Toronto's increased use of Photo radar? It's not an issue if you're obeying the road rules
Jerry has come to a tough conclusion this morning after reading a column about the government's use of the notwithstanding clause. PLUS was it really so foggy this morning that hundreds of school bus routes had to be cancelled?
A representative from the TDSB joins jerry to explain what's happening at York Memorial Collegiate and why they have had to hire private security. PLUS Has NBA player Kyrie Irving been properly disciplined for his promotion of a documentary that promotes anti semitic views?
Several Ontario NDP MPPs have been ejected for causing a disturbance and calling Premier Ford a Liar over the government's use of the notwithstanding clause against Education workers ability to strike. The Toronto Star's Queens Park Bureau Chief Robert Benzie joins Jerry as it happened.
They operate as a non-profit organization that has become extremely profitable and have been less than transparent with all of their finances. Jerry speaks with The Globe and Mail's Grant Robertson on a 20 year deep dive into their books and what he found.
We don't know but President of Texture communications, Melanie Paradis, has done some digging and none of the answers she has been given have been suitable. So what's going on in Canada when the US seems to have a plush supply?
What happens when the Toronto Stock Exchange goes down? Do people lose money? Was it the result of a cyber attack? BNNBloomberg joins jerry to tell us what they know so far.
Jerry has received letters from the schools of our listeners children asking them politely to leave the sweets at home.
Jerry is on the side of the government and feels that enough is enough when it comes to CUPE's threat of an education workers strike that would shut down many schools in Ontario as of Friday
There is a shortage in skilled-trades employees and the possible answer to finding quality candidates to fill these positions is making the industries attractive to women. PLUS Do you believe in ghosts?
Jerry is joined by Toronto Lawyer Courtney Betty to find out if we can legally put education staff in a position where they can't strike, and if that then means they would be considered an essential services.
Jerry is joined by Newstalk 1010's chief legal analyst to find out why the Supreme court could strike down a law that requires sex offenders to be automatically added to the sex registry. PLUS Has anyone worn an offensive halloween costume to your work?
A Toronto city councillor is suggesting Toronto Police need more help in dealing with the amount of car thefts and it may come down to you! PLUS what do you have to know about the emergencies act inquiry from this week? The Globe & Mail's Marieke Walsh joins Jerry to break it down.
No, they don't. But, a Star article from 2015 points out that they do get a break on lump sums. Is that fair? PLUS Jerry is joined by the city of Toronto's Chief Engineer to finds out why road work on Queen st also requires the shutdown of Adelaide st.
Does it really bother you that he's fighting the summons to the inquiry? PLUS Should the province introduce legislation to ensure the budget remains balanced?
Jerry speaks with the head of the Residential Construction Council of Ontario to examine the issues from labor to the modernization of the construction industry. PLUS Do ultimatums ever work in relationships? Tom Brady just got one from Gisele.
It's not magic that's for sure! Jerry explains why we need to pay more attention to the cost to the taxpayers for the Queen's funeral hotels. Plus fewer Canadians are willing to become organ donations. But, that doesn't mean we make it an opt-out system.
Jerry lives in fear that one day his kids will have to speak to a Jerry Agar who may not recognize them as his own children, an admission that was brought forward by the story of Bailey and her father Scott who have been documenting Scott's struggles with early onset dementia on Tik Tok. It's audio you must hear.
Jerry isn't worried about the low voter turnout at many municipal elections because uninformed voters make dangerous decisions. PLUS Patrick Brown is suggesting he had nothing to do with a rival at city hall being fired.
Jerry doesn't want more controls on fireworks despite numerous complaints from places like Brampton & London over Diwali fireworks. PLUS Contributor Mike Kakuk from AM800 Windsor traveled to 3 different clinics before finding medical attention after grossly injuring himself!
A radio DJ in the UK died while on the air and Jerry has a specific idea of how he wants to go. PLUS Will an increase in the foreign homebuyers tax really help housing affordability?
When it comes to being a political leader is it better to be bland? PLUS Why would Premier Ford challenge being summoned to testify at the Emergencies Act Inquiry?
Jerry has nothing against Toronto Mayoral candidate Peter Handjis but can't figure out why you voted for him. PLUS Adidas cuts ties with the artist formerly known as Kanye West. Is it time for everyone to run from him?
The staff for a Scarborough candidate who passed away this weekend are suggesting a byelection be held after many supporters may have already voted for her in advanced polls.
Toronto Police wont confirm if an explosive device was actually at Billy Bishop this past weekend but do we have the right to know? Former OPP Commissioner Chris Lewis give his take.
John Moore, in for Jerry Agar, and explains that as the Ontario government wants to send you money for tutoring there's no checks and balances in place to ensure you spend the money in the right place. PLUS Communications expert Bob Reid returns with Touchdowns and Fumbles.
John Moore, in for Jerry Agar, speaks with marketing expert Tony Chapman about his new term "voter-bating" and where the money actually comes from when the Ontarian government sends money directly to the voter. PLUS Have you ever had to sleep at work?
John Moore, in for Jerry Agar, explains why we pay for the PM's food and how we actually get that money back. PLUS The NDPs housing critic joins John to talk about Ontario doubling fines against developers that back out of pre-build contracts. Are the current fines not working?
Our NewsTalk 1010 Legal analyst joins Jerry to breakdown Jacob Hoggards sentence and if it measures up to other sentences of similar convictions. PLUS is Toronto being overrun by a rat infestation?
Jerry is joined by Dr. Chris Keefer is the founder of Doctors for Nuclear Power on his meeting with the Prime Minister and why nuclear energy is the best and cleaners choice going forward for our energy needs. PLUS Since being re-elected has Doug Ford been an effective Premier?
Jerry will tell you why Penalosa is off the mark, and how ideas like this actually detract from a candidates better platform ideas. PLUS What is happening to the Jerry Agar show tomorrow and how is John Moore involved?
A fatal accident this morning involving a loose tire sparked a conversation about getting your tires retorqued 100KM after a seasonal change. How many of you are actually doing this? PLUS An odd business study shows that office workers are more inspired by free pizza than wage increases.
PM Trudeau is lying to you when he guarantees that Canada is going to meet its latest climate target. Not one PM has been able to do it since 1988! PLUS a doctor actually had to remove 23 contact lenses from a woman's eye.
Jerry is joined by Toronto Police Association President Jon Reid on whether the job of a police officer has become more dangerous. PLUS How many fully autonomous cars does Ontario have? apparently the answer is none!
The Liberal governments cyber security legislation is apparently extremely flawed. Jerry will speak with the author of a report that looked into the flaws. PLUS are invasive neurotoxin worms coming to ruin Ontario?
What happened last night at a Toronto mayoral debate where an uninvited candidate stormed the floor in an effort to be heard? Jerry will speak to TVO’s Steve Paikin who moderated the debate to find out.
If the government wants to conduct an inquiry into whether or not grocery stores are gouging you on the new inflationary costs they better doit property but it’s unlikely considering it was referred to as the “greedflation” motion.
Jerry outlines how a new conversation about doctor assisted dying for infants, who cannot make decisions for themselves, exposes a slippery slope many were worried about. PLUS if the mayor of a city ruins a city owned car, shouldn't they be on the hook for teh cost of the repairs?
The GG is going after the media for "unfair" coverage of her controversial catering expenses for her trip to the Middle East and Jerry isn't having it. PLUS Does possessing a musical skill actually improve your visual recognition/ memory? Science and technology specialist Dan Riskin will explain.
The durham district school board has decided to keep several books in their library that contact detailed descriptions of sex scenes. Jerry couldn't even read the scenes on air! Should your kid have access to them? PLUS Jerry enlists Toronto Star Reporter Noor Javed to fact check our interview with Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown yesterday. Did he mislead us?
Jerry wil outline why the whole Emergencies Act Inquiry is nothing more than a giant political show. Plus a civil lawsuit against drunk driver Marco Muzzo looks like it may shed light on what we previously didn't know about his the weekend before that fatal crash that sent him to jail. Could that have further legal ramifications?
A new TV show will have the audience weigh in on whether works of art from controversial artists should be destroyed live. Is separating the art from the artist getting easier or harder? PLUS Netflix is adding a cheaper pay option for your account that will include ads. Will it work? Will other streamers follow suit?
Expert Toronto and GTA realtor Frank Leo give his examination of an international study that suggests that Toronto has the highest housing bubble risk in the world. PLUS Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown calls in to take on the criticism he's facing we told you about in hour 1.
Jerry's son Tanner joins us to updated us on what's happening with his restaurant after a fire. PLUS are their unwritten rules to Halloween?
CP24 Crime specialist Steve Ryan joins Jerry to talk about his new memoir and what case ultimately lead to him leaving the Toronto Police force. PLUS will the latest scandal surrounding Patrick Brown enough to see his support dwindle before the upcoming municipal election
A 30-year-old woman will most likely have to pay $100, 000 for a cancer surgery in the US because doctors in Ontario had told her to start preparing herself for palliative care. A medical ethicist will weigh in on whether OHIP should pick up that tab. PLUS The TTC responds to the guerrilla bus lane created this morning by a transit advocacy group.
Two Recent stories of professional athletes assaulting other have been met with fines or possible suspensions when they should have been met with assault charges. Being an athlete doesn't put you above the law. PLUS Have you ever lost a large amount of money because the item you prepaid for went out of business.
Jerry speaks with an advocacy group that took up a lane of traffic and created an unofficial bus lane to promote their public transit agenda during the municipal election. PLUS why aren't EV drivers paying their fair share when it comes to charging.
Is the city of Oshawa's new anti-loitering device cruel and unusual? PLUS is your employer spy at you at work? Starting today you're allowed to enquire into how they might be doing it.
Branding Analyst Tony Chapman and Political Analyst Scott Reid breakdown the news that Hockey Canada's CEO and the entire board of directors will step down. PLUS an update on the recent attacks on Ukraine by Russia.
Learn what deep dark secret Jerry Agar has been keeping from you and how it relates to the amount of artists who are struggling to get by in Toronto. PLUS Have the world's plastic waste problems been solved by a worm? Find out with our science and technology specialist Dan Riskin.
Who is Iran's Revolutionary Guard and why is Trudeau so hesitant to label them a terrorist group when the US has? Jerry will speak to an expert in that area to get you the answer. PLUS is there any hatred for Blue Jay Bandwagon fans on the day of their first playoff game this season?
Branding Expert Tony Chapman joins Jerry to breakdown if he thinks the brand of Hockey Canada survive the ongoing mass resignation of corporate sponsors. PLUS Remember the Panama papers? Whatever happened with that? The CRA kinda isn't saying, and that's not cool.
Jerry says the new poll that suggests Ontarians believe the Premier is failing in healthcare and housing affordability carries zero consequences because YOU won't pay up. PLUS is Thanksgiving costing you more this year? A new examination says "yes!" Jerry says, "hold on..."
Why Torontonians are facing a 'staggering' spike in auto thefts — and what police are doing about it; Alberta’s Danielle Smith is about to start causing trouble; Former senator charged with sexual assault still retains 'honourable' title for life; Busy Hamilton intersection adds ‘left-turn calming project’
Party of 2 with Mark Mendelson; Ottawa should scrap the logistical and political nightmare that is the Safe Third Country Agreement; A mall in Canada has banned high school students during the day; A dating app for conservatives is now live, and already facing backlash
People are upset about the timing of the wildcard game; Pressure mounts on Hockey Canada as Tim Hortons, Scotiabank, and Quebec, Ontario sports associations pull support AND Once praised, the King Street transit project seems to have gone off the rails
Jerry has an update to a story from last year that got a lot of reaction. A man with a service dog was physically dragged out of a restaurant by the owners sons. The video of the incident went viral and it resulted in criminal charges, but a deal was cut that saw the charges withdrawn. Who is that best for? PLUS Does the Canadian Military need to be first responders when it comes to disasters like Hurricane Fiona? A former national security adviser says no.
Shouldn't the Canadian government be doing more for a crew of Canadians that have been detained in the Dominican Republic after reporting a suspicious package that turned out to be cocaine? Why are we still allowing tourists to go to the DR? PLUS a college football coach on the sidelines of a game for newly engaged couples: "elope."
Jerry will be joined by the managing editor of BlackLocks.ca on their 2 year investigation that revealed that Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino backdated government documents to a date that doesn't even exist! PLUS a neighborhood comes together to support a local restaurant that was the target of a poor review.
Is Russia about to become a lot more dangerous after the majority of the world has backed Putin into a corner over their continued attack on Ukraine. PLUS The Ontario government has a plan to PAY YOU next summer based on your air conditioning use, but will it be worth it?
Jerry will tell you why we all rely far too much on our phones and how it lead to his terrible, no good very bad morning. PLUS is the reason why Toronto is so terrible about building new housing developments because the city can't compete with private market salaries?
Also, new rules for media at airport should not be allowed to fly in a free country. Former provincial NDP Leader Andrea Horwath may have slipped up big in mayoral debate and finally, Someone got a slap and a soda dumped on them for a fake proposal
Canada headed for 'severe' and 'inevitable' recession in 2023; Poppy use on election signs sparks controversy for two municipal candidates; AND Stuck in Toronto traffic? It’s as bad as you think it is — and likely to get worse
ArriveCan removal prompts relief, indifference on N.B. and Maine border; and New rules for media at airport should not be allowed to fly in a free country. Could it really be — at long last — a homebuyer’s market? A peek inside the criminal mastermind of the urban raccoon suggests… it’s the docile ones you have to watch out for AND Ontario to extend life of Pickering nuclear plant until 2026
Juno award winning musician, author, and artist Tom Wilson found out in his 50s that he had been adopted as a child and that both of his parents were indigenous and it completely changed his life and priorities.
Bob Reid and Tamara Cherry are joined by Jennifer Wood, a commemoration and community engagement liaison officer at the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation for a perspective on whether Canada is doing enough on Truth and Reconciliation day. PLUS What does the term "land back" actually refer to?
Toronto city councillor and now former deputy mayor Michael Thompson has been charged with sexual assault. At this point It's unknown if he'll run in the upcoming municipal election. should he?
Jerry completely agree's with an editorial in the Toronto Star that says NIMBYs are the problem when it comes to creating more housing. PLUS would you eat at a staff-less restaurant?
Should the age of voting be lowered to 16? Jerry will ask 13-year-old political talk show host, Wyatt Sharpe, what he thinks. PLUS Is a public service announcement that has been release by the Ontario Fire Marshall too tough to stomach? You have to hear this!
Anyone who thinks the CPP isn't a tax is out to lunch and Jerry will set them straight because you know who agrees with him? PM Trudeau! PLUS Constable Sean Shapiro, the TikTo traffic cop joins Jerry to answer your commuting conundrums.
Jerry will speak with a business professor who will tell you exactly why Canada Post is teaming up with TD bank to start distributing small loans. PLUS Jerry goes live to Florida where Hurricane Ian has made landfall and is approaching the most dangerous strength a hurricane can, category 5.
Jerry thinks there are ulterior motives behind why the city of Toronto want's to grant this old soy sauce factory heritage status. PLUS If a member of the Canadian Military is stranding trial in a civilian court could their uniform be considered intimidating?
Jerry isn't against the investigation but has a WHOLE list of other thing that need investigating also. PLUS A viral tiktok video is encouraging millennial employees to "act their wage" which is a bad idea if you want to move up in the world.
The far-right figure being investigated for his rape threats against Pierre Poilievre's wife is claiming that he was drunk when making those comments. You buy that excuse? PLUS A woman has been ordered to hand over a book of sexy photos to her ex husband during their divorce proceedings because they accompanied messages he wants to hold onto. How does that make you feel?
The city of Waterloo just approved security budgets for their city councillors, something city of Toronto councillors don't get, but do they actually need it? PLUS Alberta is making it easier for their residents to get their drivers licenses...which doesn't sound like a great idea.
Jerry is joined by the Mayor of New Foundland and Labrador's Port aux Basques area where many homes were ripped from their foundations. PLUS The head of the Police Service board joins Jerry to discuss whether there has been an increase in attacks on law enforcement.
Jerry speaks with a Toronto criminal defense lawyer about whether online rape threats towards Pierre Poilievre's wife could lead to criminal charges. PLUS Iranian Canadian MPP Goldie Ghamari joins Jerry to talk about the demonstrations against Iran after a 22-year-old woman died in the custody of the country's morality police and what she would like to see Ontario and the Canadian Government do.
Jerry outlines how and when the border restrictions are changing and who will stillbe upset about it. PLUS Dan Riskin, science and technology specialist, explains why NASA is going to intentionally smash a satellite into an asteroid tonight!
A freelance journalist is being targeted by the conservatives for comparing one of their MPs to a lame horse. ALSO What is it like to be part of the Ornge Air Ambulance crew? You'll meet one! PLUS Communications expert Bob Reid joins us for Touchdowns and Fumbles!
Jerry Agar gives his analysis of PM Trudeau and Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre's first face off at Question Period. PLUS an update on the NBA coach who was suspended for a consensual extramarital affair with a staff member that makes a little more sense.
Is the suspension of a coach for having a consensual affair with someone within the same organization fair? PLUS Jerry disagrees with Sun Media's Brian Lilley who wants more action from Mayor Tory on crime in the city. What more do you want?
PLUS How is the east coast preparing for the landfall of Hurricane Fiona? We speak to CTV Atlantic's chief meteorologist on what is happening there right now. PLUS Jerry isn't 100% on side with a bill that would see elected officials removed if they were found to be guilty of workplace harassment or violence.
A Toronto columnist wonders if Tik-Tok should be banned after a video on the platform is inspiring people to cook their chicken in cough syrup. PLUS Jerry tells you why the solution to high grocery prices isn't a commitment from retailers to lower prices but a lower carbon tax.
George Smitherman's comments about the amount of taxes placed on legal marijuana being unfair are complete garbage. PLUS The amount of support and emotion we saw yesterday at the funeral for Const. Andrew Hong was heartbreaking. When you're a family member of an officer do you fear getting thatphone call everyday?
An international relations and political science professor examines how dangerous Putin actually is at this point. PLUS How are you with Ontario's handful of small roundabouts instead of 4 way stops? Do the GTA suburbs need more of them?
Jerry isn't onside with Nova Scotia and B.C. are telling Canada Border Services Agency they are cancelling their immigration detention agreement. PLUS Grocery prices are out of control and it's drastically changing the way people shop for food.
People are complaining about the new cost in someareas of the GTA but is that fair to do when all the proceeds still go to charity? PLUS how does a municipality go about identifying the specific coyotes that attacked residents, and did Burlington get the right ones?
The government shouldn't be looking for people to pay back support money due to the government's miscommunication/ confusion on CERB v.s. EI. PLUS Burlington's continuing coyote problem is leading them to GREATLY increase fines for feeding wildlife. Do you have one of these wildlife feeders in your neighborhood?
Investors are trying to recover millions from a 23-year-old who called himself the crypto king, but is there any fault on the investors? PLUS a Cleveland man just became an ER doctor in his 50s. Has your career had a second act?
Jerry makes another case for why the government doesn't get it when it comes to their agenda to ban handguns. PLUS Why are some GTA city councilor candidates waging a war against developer?
Jerry goes to London, live, with breaking news reporter for The Washington Post Jennifer Hassan and gets the full scoop on the spider that appeared on The Queen's coffin during this morning's funeral. PLUS Jerry speaks to Wyatt Sharpe, a 13-year-old journalist and Host of The Wyatt Sharpe Show on Sharpe's live coverage of the funeral.
Employment lawyer Sunira Chaudhri, of Worklylaw.com joins Jerry to weigh in on an Oakvill teacher that has caused a distraction with the size of false breasts she chooses to wear. Plus, What is it to live and work in Buckingham palace for the Queen? You'll meet a woman
Does Prime Minister Justin Trudeau deserve to be criticized for being caught on camera singing at the piano bar in a London hotel the evening before the Queens Funeral? Jerry Says NO! Plus, is eating too close to your bedtime ruining your mental health? CTV news science and technology specialist Dan Riskin will shed some light on a new study
Jerry questions why it takes authorities in Toronto so long top clear road collisions. You know who doe sit right? Florida! PLUS A broadcaster received a wave of social media backlash after questioning if Blue Jays catcher Alejandro Kirk's physical appearance reinforced negative stereotypes about baseball but is it okay to even have the conversation?
Counter Terrorism and security expert, Nick Aldworth, who was previously head of security for British Parliament and The Queen Mother, explains how London has prepared for the Queen's funeral PLUS was new conservative leader Pierre Poilievre bullying an MP who left his caucus by encouraging people to contact him to voice their disappointment?
Peel Regional Police provide an update into Monday’s shooting rampage that resulted in the killing of Toronto Police Constable Andrew Hong and our former homicide detective and crime expert Mark Mendelson takes you beyond what the cops are saying to give you his analysis.
Criminal Lawyer and Legal analyst Boris Bytensky joins Jerry to discuss if an accused murderer qualifies as a terrorist in the eyes of the law because the accused claims he carried out his attack in the name of INCEL.
PLUS people are upset that The Ontario government says hospital patients who are waiting for space in LTC homes can be billed $400 per day if they refuse to move, but why do they feel entitled to a hospital bed that is in desperate need?
Jerry outline's how Canada's soft on crime position could be a threat to yoursafety and well being. Find out what it means to be a Toronto restaurant honored, not with a Michelin Star but, with a Bib Gourmand. PLUS meet the owner of a new hovercraft company with 30 minute trips from Toronto to Niagara!
Is the appointment of Melissa Lantsman as deputy party leader of the conservative party of Canada a political play because of her sexual orientation or because she is a smart, effective politician who works hard for her constituents? Can it be both? PLUS A union member in Waterloo is raising the fears of a school strike again. In the Party for 2 segment, CKLW's Mike Kakuk joined jerry to talk about several topics including binational trail system planned to be linked by Gordie Howe bridge.
Doug Ford isn't going to give Ontario a public holiday for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral, In Quebec it's routine, before a provincial election, for the candidates to divulge their personal assets and what they are worth. Would you like to see Ontario politicians do that? PLUS Toronto Star Food writer Karon Liu joins Jerry to talk about what Michelin Star really means for a Toronto Restaurant.
New details emerge about 'unprovoked' shooting of Toronto police office.
GUEST - Steve Ryan, Crime analyst for CP24 Toronto Homicide Detective.
Burlington puts crisis management team into action after coyote attacks senior
GUEST - Marianne Meed Ward, Mayor of Burlington.
“It appears at a press conference in New Brunswick PM Trudeau has JUST confirmed that Monday will be a day-off for federal employees - as a day of mourning for the passing of Queen Elizabeth the 2nd”
A convicted killer, drug dealer, and prison escapee just got $500, 000 from the Canadian government. Did he deserve it? A beloved Seinfeld moment become the focus of a bizarre legislation in New York PLUS a new study says many of you have a secret second full-time job because you're working at home.
Jerry tells you why it's a daft idea to criticize Pierre Poilievre for promising that Canada can be the freest country in the world, Canadian Military expert Christian Leuprecht give an update on Russia's losses in their war on Ukraine PLUS Jerry explains that he's all for a constructing a bridge to Toronto Island as long as youpay for it. All that AND Jerry caused a car accident!
Toronto Star Queen's Park Bureau Chief Robert Benzie tells us why it's mandatory for Doug Ford to hold an accession ceremony for King Charles III, Deb Hutton, former senior advisor to premiers Mike Harris and Ernie Eves, tells us why she's not thrilled that Pierre Poilievre is the new federal conservative leader. Plus movie critic Richard Crouse joins us to tell us how Tiff can make or break your movie.
A major Canadian grocer is doubling down on self-checkout, Plus, Aleksander Essex, a University of Western Ontario assistant professor who researches the security of voting systems explains why it's currently not possible to vote in online in an election whether it's federally, provincially or municipally.
Jerry gives you his thoughts on Pierre Poillievre officially becoming the leader of the Federal Conservatives. One city councillor candidate has an idea to toll drivers entering his ward PLUS NewsTalk 1010's science correspondent, Dan Riskin, introduces you to "pre-bunking" Google's strategy to combat misinformation online.
Weekly Science Hit with Dan Riskin GUEST - Dan Riskin, CTV News' science and technology specialist
Mark Towhey is hosting the show today.
Subject of Sask. manhunt dead after going into 'medical distress' following arrest: RCMP - GUEST: Chris Lewis - former OPP commissioner, now CTV’s public safety analyst
Ana Bailao - Deputy Mayor of Toronto joins the show to talk about Rent Bank program.
Jennifer Hassan - Washington Post - Breaking News Reporter (based in London, UK) to discuss the Queen's health.
Walk to End Suicide
Robert Ridge, Executive Director – Distress Centres of Greater Toronto
Mark Towhey is hosting the show today.
What will you give up to heat your home this winter? And Sneaker Con is On!
Mark Towhey hosts the show today.
Subject of Sask. manhunt dead after going into 'medical distress' following arrest: RCMP GUEST: Mark Mendelson CTV Crime Specialist and former homicide detective
Rory O’Neill - NBC News Radio National Correspondent to talk about Ransomware on Schools
Bank of Canada’s aggressive rate hike risks plunging the economy into recession, costing hundreds of thousands of jobs, economists warn - GUEST: Barry Choi - Personal Finance Expert
Bob Reid and Tamara Cherry are hosting the show today.
We start by talking about the Vaping company lawsuit over sales and marketing practices that allegedly fuelled teen vaping crisis, and take your calls on whether your kids are using vapes.
Later, Bob tells a story about adopting a rescue dog, and we hear from listeners who also brought a furry friend into the family/home.
Tamara Cherry and Bob Reid host the show today!
How much do parents hate their kids’ music? We may have the answer
Elton John’s Toronto farewell
Man tricks his parents into being on time to his wedding
Guest Hosts Bob Reid and Tamara Cherry discuss the news stories of the day.
Ukraine’s impact on natural gas will be felt all over
Saskatchewan stabbings update and Tamara’s perspective as a resident of the province
RENT TO OWN. Who loses/wins in this. Who pays the cost of capital?
SUPER AI. Is the next evolution of life on Earth silicon-based? Is there a future for humanity?
NEW UK PM. Liz Truss is the new PM. She didn’t win an election.
Parole Records reveal Saskatchewan suspect’s violent history
Most of the crime guns in Toronto this summer were smuggled into Canada from US
Wooden cities.
A NASA robot has made breathable oxygen on Mars. How did they do it? Dan Riskin tells us the answer.
Back To School? Are you as a parent excited?
A Southwest Airlines passenger AirDrops nude photo to other fliers.
Alberta’s Lt. Gov. may not propose “Sovereignty Act” into law if a new Premier passes it in the legislature. Can she do that? What are the rules?
AIR SHOW. Today is practice day for the 73rd CIAS.
Touchdowns and Fumbles
Mark Towhey is in for Jerry Agar.
Did you know the limit for undeclared cash at the border was $10K?
Three OPP officers charged in connection with death of baby.Leaving a bad review could cost you. And funeral homes may be ripping you off even more than you thought.
Jerry weighs in on a column about summer employment for young people and why a 'do nothing' job can actually teach you a lot. Plus, more refugees coming in to the US have a chance at citizenship. And - Bianca Andreescu criticizes Nike before apologizing.
What songwriter would you teach a course on? Jerry talks with music promoter Eric Alper about his pick. Plus - did Tom Brady have plastic surgery? Mike Kakuk weighs in on Party For Two. And - what does Trudeau's cabinet shuffle mean for getting things done?
Jerry goes deep on why organ donation is so important to him and gets a surprising call. Plus - what does Jerry think of the meeting between Ford and Trudeau on healthcare? And - why do Gen Zers and millennials not want to be parents?
Scott MacArthur joins Mark for Party For Two, and they look at if young people will vote for Pierre Poilievre. Plus, would you tip a robot? And - changes in immigration law are leaving newcomers struggling to prove their marriage is genuine.
Mark Towhey is in for Jerry Agar and looks how a degree can change your path in the workplace. Plus, the moon mission launch has been delayed. And a Missouri school wants to bring back paddling.
Jerry weighs in on fans of the band Arcade Fire and why they want the group to cancel their tour. Plus, why are so many people sick after eating at a restaurant? And - turns out all those team building exercises you've done at work haven't been much help.
Jerry chats with his son Tanner on Party For Two about student loans and the latest on his restaurant recovery. Plus, why are some brewers having a tough time staying afloat? And turns out, trigger warnings don't help - and they could actually cause distress.
Jerry chats with Mayor Jim Diodati about a viral TikTok of a guy laying down next to Niagara Falls. Plus, Jerry weighs in on the lack of hearings around long term care. And - why are there so many headlines about illegal pot sales?
Mark talks with Brian Lilley about his new column on angry Canadians. Plus - one company is looking for airline secret shoppers. And - what are the risks of quantum computing?
Jerry weighs in on the news that a teachers' union doesn't want refugee kids in classes. Plus - would you hire someone with zero experience? And - former Windsor employees are suing the city over vaccine mandates.
Dan Proft from 560 AM The Answer in Chicago joins Jerry for Party For Two. They look at Joe Biden cancelling $10k in student debt for millions of Americans. Plus - why are UK grocers removing best-before dates? And - how bad is your news addiction?
Jerry says he's triggered over Edmonton not installing statues. Plus - can you ride an e-bike on the highway? And why boomer activism is on the rise. Jerry asks one boomer activist if she would be willing to get arrested.
NBC Radio Correspondent Rory O'Neill joins the show to talk about the US dollar being at record heights against the Euro. Plus - why the Ontario cannabis industry wants to end the province's monopoly. And - what did one Uber driver do after spotting a fire?
What does Jerry think of Doug Ford's plan to replace nuclear power with natural gas? Plus Mike Kakuk joins the show for Party For Two. And - will city council go along with Toronto Mayor John Tory's plan for housing?
Jerry weighs in on a surprising invitation he received. Plus - why is a convicted gun smuggler out of jail one year after he went in? And Western University is mandating a booster dose and masks for campus. Is this a good idea?
Jerry weighs in on the theft of a famous photo of Winston Churchill in Ottawa. The recent controversy around the Finnish PM partying has us asking "can you trust your friends?". And - one of the most notorious con artists on the continent was also the catcher for Toronto's first championship baseball team.
Mark Warner drops by for Party For Two and looks at the possible end of the ArriveCAN app. Plus - what is 'quiet quitting' and is it happening at your job? Jerry talks with Joseph Menn from The Washington Post about a bombshell report and his chat with a Twitter whistleblower.
Jerry talks to employment lawyer Lluc Cerda about why ‘unlimited vacation’ could result in less time off. Plus - a viral post has us asking if buying ice cream for kids is creepy. And - is a little bit of stress a good thing?
Scott MacArthur from The Rush joins Jerry on Party For Two. Do we need new rules when it comes to kids and VR? Jerry talks to Stuart Green from the TTC about why no one’s ticketing fare evaders on the streetcar. And - do Americans in Canada try to hide their American-ness?
Twitter’s about to get a bit quieter. Jerry says he’s sent his last political tweet. Plus - Science Expert Dan Riskin explains why helping kids with their homework might not actually be a good thing. And Brian Lilley from The Toronto Sun looks at how Trudeau’s new anti-racism trainer has a history of racist comments.
Advocates say use of NDAs should be banned in sexual misconduct settlements... Police know that there is a rapist in your workplace, but have no idea who… would you submit to a DNA test?... Touchdowns & Fumbles with Bob Reid (Veritas Communications)
Party For Two with traffic specialist Lisa Morales... Is bad driving becoming more common?... What Mattered This Week with Tony Chapman... What would it take to get you to move to Alberta?
What can you do to help mitigate shortages of fever and pain relievers?... Petty Neighbours... Online streaming has surpassed cable as a top way to consumer television.
California may be paying people to not own cars. The gov't releases its plan to keep our hospitals from flatlining. And how do you handle a friend who refuses to tip?
French speakers decline nearly everywhere in Canada, including Quebec. What will boost low voter turnout? And a new scam involving fake speeding fines.
The pandemic had a negative impact on kids. Pearson has an interesting solution for passengers waiting out delays. And would you have Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot in your home?
Connecticut thieves caught on video stealing car from gas pump in seconds
Alec Baldwin 'was told he had a cold gun on Rust set'
Uber Eats driver says he made $0.37 for four hours of work. Young people aren't watching broadcast TV. And woman declares she never wants to work full time again.
Stop faking travel plans to get passports sooner. 'Starbucks fired me for being three minutes late'. And new restaurant bans cell phones.
Party For Two: Lawyers may get chips implanted in their brain. Canada is getting real comfortable with killing its disabled. And a dating app just for conservatives.
The number of Canadians who died awaiting surgery spiked during pandemic. Problem gambling: 300,000 Canadians are at risk. And why can't our PM fly commercial?
Are Cheerios better than coffee for breakfast? Have we been treating depression the wrong way for decades? Airbnb is almost as expensive as hotels.
Hate your job? Quiet quitting may not be the solution. Cash stuffing is the latest trend that may help you save. And B.C. couple upset they were forced off airline for switching seats.
Paddle Pirates told to walk the plank. Science stories with Dan Riskin. And why are activists filling golf holes with cement?
Party for Two with Eric Alper. Your profession can predict your politics. And city hall did something right, even if it took way too long.
No one wants to work anymore, so employers are turning to foreign workers. Ontario teen can lose her funding or her independence. And intense thinking can be just as tiring as physical labour. TouchDowns and Fumbles!
Also, Canada ranks 'worst in the world' in many categories. And how is the tourism industry faring in Niagara Falls?
Police warn of home reno scams. Forget the inheritance - cash gifts in early adulthood is the smarter move for kids and parents. Urgent action needed to address labour shortages. And not everyone is thrilled to be invited to your cottage.
Safer streets needed after series of pedestrians hurt. Canadian parents among least likely to take active role in protecting kids from cyberbullying; Vegetarian women more likely to fracture hips in later life; And what is tip creep?
Could privatizing some parts of health care result in better care for everyone? Court records show Trudeau brought in vaccine mandates for travel purely based on politics, not medical science. And a New Brunswick woman takes to Twitter in search of a family doctor.
Researchers develop new nursing program to help prevent burnout. Finance Minister asked if he could live on ODSP. We ask you.
The brain is not meant to be awake after midnight. Premier Ford strives to make home ownership more affordable. And Jerry has a big problem with anyone who is against petting zoos.
Jerry's commentary on skipping the cue in healthcare and childcare.
Jon Decker-White House Correspondent to talk about FBI raids on Mara Lago
TikTok Traffic Cop Sean Shapiro answers your questions.
Airport chaos - do we really need a minimum number of flight attendants?
Made in China tags swapped for Made in USA
Monster home leaves neighbours furious
Unique ways customer service workers exact revenge on rude customers. Can your footwear save your life? And nurses tell us how to fix hospitals.
Premier Ford loses key vote. TTC passengers complain about lack of A/C. And unusual celebrity contract demands.
Cannabis addiction rising in Canada and worldwide; RCMP use of cellphone spyware; My insurance company wants to write off my car with used car prices; The best and worst dog breeds according to a vet:
Party for Two; RCMP use of cellphone spyware; Should adult children pay rent? Should “sextortion” be written into criminal code; Many Ontario Nurses fleeing for U.S. jobs
Air Canada denying passenger compensation claims. Science stories with Dan Riskin. And more than half of us say we are worse off now than we were a year ago.
Are we destressing our youth too much
Canadian troops heading to the UK to train Ukrainians
Do People Still go to the circcus?
Suicide hotline needs a 3-digit national number. Are we de-stressing our kids too much? ...A little stress may be a good thing. And Canadian soldiers will train Ukrainian troops.
Did Elon Musk try to kill me? Would you go on a 274 day world cruise? And did Premier Ford score a touchdown or a fumble when it came to his health care presser?
GUEST: DR. Christine Korol PhD Registered Psychologist to discuss whether your sense of humour makes you a narcissist!
Richard Crouse on why Bat Girl Movie was cancelled.
A Cyclist was hit by a police car in High Park. Is it wrong to serve fake meat and pretend it's real? And how dead is dead?
Mark Towhey is filling in for Jerry.
Are air conditioners a human right? The latest out of Taiwan. And will this app be the next big thing?
Is there more behind the chaos at airports? The Health Minister finally speaks. And we share the best museums.
A dog walker is in big trouble for failing to return a pet. Who should get the Monkeypox vaccine? And did you know the Canada Summer Games is taking place this weekend?
Mark Towhey is guest hosting for Jerry!
Would you live in a 3D printed home? And are you willing to eat with your hands if it helps the environment?
Mark Towhey is in for Jerry Agar.
Should kids learn to swim in school? Will people starve because of the war in Ukraine? And are you okay with weed smoking in public parks?
Mark Towhey is hosting for Jerry Agar.
Is the Trudeau government serious about gun violence? Science stories with Dan Riskin. And we dissect the decapitation of Al Qaeda's head.
Long-time producer for the Jerry Agar Show, Becky Coles joins Mark for Party of Two….Tony Chapman talks Canada’s labour shortage and the Hockey Canada controversy….And Mark Mendelson joins us to talk about the OPP’s latest auto-theft investigation.
Bruce Sargent talks about Canada’s fertilizer tariff on Russia….Taste testing the return of the Whistle Dog….Mark talks whether Toronto should adopt painting curbs….And the Papal apology – touchdown or fumble?
Mark talks fixing Ontario’s healthcare system….Paul Delaney explains what happens after Russia leaves the International Space Station….And would winning the lottery ruin your life?
Mark talks to Mike Kakuk about travellers taking disabilities to go through airport security faster....Gavin Tighe joins us to discuss what the Supreme Court is going to do with the climate class action lawsuit....And an investigator says players who don't participate in Hockey Canada's investigation will be banned for life.
Mark looks at the John Tory investigation and his involvement with Rogers Communications....ER students keep emergency rooms afloat in the city....Tom Korski explains how the Federal Bank were misled on a secretive convoy blacklist....And Toronto Police are ticketing cyclists for speeding.
Mark talks jets at Billy Bishop Airport....A man choked by an 18-foot boa constrictor dies in hospital days after attack....Tina House joins Mark to discuss the Pope's apology....And are you taking advantage of Ontario's "Staycation" tax credit?
Mark speaks with Mark Mendelson about the major fentanyl case that was dropped....Fireworks were set off and injured fans at the Dua Lipa concert....Dr. Christine Korol joins us to talk about the current state of the mental health of Canadians....And cats are an invasive alien species according to Polish scientific institute.
Mark speaks with Boris Bytensky about Rogers spending $150 million on customer credits....How do you handle cottage etiquette?....Bike Share plans big e-bike push....And Mark talks Rogers and why they don't owe most customers anything.
Mark talks about the process of running for city council....Aron Solomon talks about WNBA star Brittney Griner and how her rights were not read to her....And Chris Lewis joins us to talk about a major fentanyl case that was dropped because a judge found a Toronto cop misled the court.
Mark Towhey looks at why the tomb wasn't being "desecrated".... Why did the city mow down a garden that was grown to cultivate monarch butterflies?.... Christian Leuprecht comments on Russia running out of steam in Ukraine.... And where's your favourite summertime ice cream place?
Mark Towhey speaks with traffic specialist Lisa Morales about the Bond Hotel bolting their windows closed.... John Tory Jr. looks at Drake being in the hot seat for his plane flying to Hamilton.... Comments on Pope Francis' apology for residential school abuses.... And is Hockey Canada's plan good enough?
Mark Towhey looks at why we're against opposing ideas... Boris Bytensky explains why a change of venue is a good idea... Tim Hudak looks at Canada's housing market facing a "historic" correction... And are you panicked into selling your house before it corrects?
Brian Lilley takes a look at the Papal visit and apology, and what still needs to happen...Reddit shares a post about an absurd wedding request. Can you relate to this?...Carmi Levy talks about how to call 9-1-1 even when your phone carrier experiences a huge outage...And a BC realtor is suspended after drinking a client's milk straight out of the carton.
Scott MacArthur is here for Party For Two...Time for a pox on all Brampton Politicians?...Did a shopping mall shape how you grew up?
Mark Towhey fills in for Jerry Agar. When we tell you why Nexus offices in Canada are still closed, will you agree it's time to change how we do things?....Yes there is price gouging, but is it happening here? Dan McTeague explains....And how you "dress" cops changes how they think.
Amanda Galbraith is here for Party For Two. How frustrating is it to hear that a family may have to cancel their vacation because of government incompetence?...Mike Kakuk has the latest on two arrests in the Ambassador Bridge blockade...And Carmi Levy talks about potential cybersecurity risks with automated vehicles
Why would Pierre Poilievre not take part in a debate when he'd win it?...Dogs have their own public parks, what about a public water supply?...Workers dispose of 8 tonnes of spoiled meat. Give them a raise!...And Bob Reid is here for Touchdowns and Fumbles.
Jerry tells Adam Vaughan why he's wrong (again)....Toronto to target abandoned construction lane closures...How the heck does a brawl happen at Disney World?....And the city approves giant billboards
Temporary service adjustments anticipated for GO Transit, UP Express in coming days due to pandemic-related staff shortages....Are high internet prices because of a lack of competition?... Owners of neighbouring homes damaged in massive construction site fire call for builder to pay damages
Mark Mendelson is here for Party For Two. We get his take on the Hells Angels coming to town....Do we need to protect police informants?...Tesla is just 1% to blame for a fiery crash...And Orillia looks to toughen penalties for laving pets in a hot car.
Jerry wonders, just because you’re accused, is your career over?...Why is your ER Doctor cleaning the rooms?...Wyatt Sharpe is 13 and wanted to talk about today's issues with Jerry. Are we helped by keeping the Humboldt Broncos bus crash driver in jail?
Mark Warner looks at the bigger picture of the LIV Golf tournament...Even if a man who said the accidents are not his fault is right, was his response tone deaf?...Apparently the Beer Store could help with Toronto's housing crisis...And people are mad at Canadian Tire.
Mike Kakuk is here for Party for Two...Do men actually like women with poor grammar?...Mark Towhey talks about the Premier giving more power to the mayors of Toronto and Ottawa...And dozens of Ontario LTC homes STILL don't have air conditioning.
Jerry takes on an angry listener...Brian Lilley looks at the ups and downs of health care spending...And PC Sean Shapiro answers your traffic questions for a half hour!
City council proposal would give homeowners up to $7,500 for storm flooding damage — but only in one neighbourhood.... How do clear backpacks stop a student who is determined to shoot people?... And how much freedom do you give your kids?
Jerry's son Tanner is here for Party for Two... What does he think about Tom Hanks losing it on a fan who tripped his wife?... I hate the ArriveCan app but what's the excuse for being able to travel but NOT follow the rules?... And Boris Bytensky explains how a criminal organization can publicly rally.
Don't complain if you won't help... How does fighting the overdose crisis really help if there is no treatment?... We're teaming up with Mark Mendelson to become bounty hunters!... And is anyone surprised daycare's aren't already calling if a child doesn't show up?
Rory O'Neill (NBC News Radio National Correspondent) looks at machines taking over our chores... Have you let the Roomba take over the vacuuming?... I think Bass Pro owes this guy a free pair of socks... And how is a weight restriction different than a height rule?
Scott MacArthur is here for Party for Two. Has someone you know been stuck with some of Granny's china?... Have you ever had a haircut you regretted immediately?... Who owns the property?... Do you pay attention to expiry/best before dates?
How do you like your green energy plan now?... When does race matter, and when does it not, when it comes to acting?... Mark Towhey weighs in on the new look for the military.... And can I come to your house and take something out of the fridge?
How do you decide on compensation for people who didn't get their passports on time?...There's 12 candidates for Mayor of Toronto, and you've only heard of one....Meet Canadian Rodeo Champ Zeke Thurston and his awesome Grandma, Sherry Morrison....And Bob Reid is here for Touchdowns and Fumbles.
Taylor Kaye is here for Party for Two....Man waited 4 days in Ontario hospital hallway for surgery to fix shattered leg...Tony Chapman with what mattered this week....And a post online suggests a reason for school shootings is attention getting. Where does that sit with you?
Jerry's not as exercised about the Indy closing roads compared to Active TO....Does the ombudsman report on homelessness look like a lot of bureaucratic doublespeak that will change nothing?....Dr. Neil Rao weighs in on Canada resuming mandatory random testing at airports...And cannabis business expert Brad Poulos looks at reports that budtenders are leaving their jobs in droves.
Team Trudeau or Team Lilley?....Bob Reid looks at Hockey Canada's open letter to Canadians...Jerry opens up the mailbag...And Italian tourist town bans bare chests and bikinis.
Boris Bytensky is here for Party for Two...Is income in equality just a political stunt?...Who is Fair Ride TO? Seriously....And this is why people hate the by-law department.
When will a manager finally take so much responsibility they quit?...Nainesh Kotak looks at how travelers can protect themselves during airport chaos....And Jerry thinks there is one group (and one group only) who should pay for the Pope's visit
DYK you can bring your own snacks to a Jays game?...Premiers insist on more funding for health care following pandemic. ...Economist Dr Sherry Cooper looks at the interest rate hike...and Did your parents have "the talk" with you? (No, not that talk...the other one.)
Mike Kakuk is here from CKLW for Party for Two...Did you know you can bring your own snacks to Jays games?...And whatever happened to family helping family?
Can a patient not take a boat to the mainland?...The cashier wouldn't take Jerry's USD...and Rob James is here ahead of his show at the Stratford Festival
Lisa Morales is here for Party For Two....How do you find compensation that is fair but makes everyone happy?...Jerry wonders if the Feds are determined to kill our economy...And Doug Ford wants to fill job vacancies with immigrants. What's the problem?
Jerry has a reality check about the Rogers outage...Do Ford and Trudeau have an obligation to help the TTC?...PC Sean Shapiro gives Jerry advice on how to move out of the way for emergency vehicles...And police warn about a kjiji rental scam.
Are you worried about doom and gloom real estate stories in the news?...Supermarkets are hiking prices. Inflation or gouging?...Courtney Betty went to Nova Scotia to witness an apology from the PM. Jerry wonders, what's the point?...How have you been impacted by staffing shortages?
Scott MacArthur is here for party for two. Does he remember the HOV lane is for carpooling?...Jerry takes on Warren Kinsella's latest "advice column" in the Toronto Sun...And people are arguing about fishing in High Park.
Jerry's not happy about the impending attack on free speech...The CEO of Rogers is being called to a meeting that probably doesn't have to happen...NBC's Rory O'Neill takes a look at rising gas prices. Will it last?...And when you realizing you've forgotten something, how far down the road do you have to be before you turn back?
As airport chaos continues, no sign of Liberal government's promised consumer advocate... Are you, or someone you know, being affected by the Rogers outage? What are your experiences at stores, banks, work, school?... And, Touchdowns & Fumbles with veteran communications advisor Bob Reid.
Party for Two with CTV crime expert Mark Mendelson... Who the heck is still buying illegal weed?... Tasha Kheiriddin on "How Conservatives Can Unite, Inspire and Take Canada Forward"... And are backyard suites a good solution to rental housing shortages?
There was no evidence they drove after drinking. So why did they lose their licences for longer than Ontarians convicted of impaired driving?... How an increasingly popular supplement landed a man in the hospital... A new report says that rising food and energy prices have put 71-million people worldwide into poverty since March... And do you let out your cats and would you leash them?
Has patience with Trudeau worn thin? Are politicians out of touch and callous when it comes to the pain Canadians are feeling at the pump? And is Patrick Brown a perpetual victim or magnet for trouble?
We unpack the moral culpability of the family of mass shooters. Are you shocked that some people are apathetic about these shootings? And are leaf blowers really a problem?
Patrick Brown fights back, hiring legal pit bull Marie Henein for his appeal. And a nurse is in hot water for posting viral TikTok after patient's death that many deem insensitive.
Should restaurants charge you a deposit to reserve a table? No-shows are a real problem in an industry still reeling from lockdowns and closures. And where in the world would you most want to live if you had to leave Canada?
Would you get bumped off your flight for 10K? Lunch has gotten really expensive! And do tank tops constitute business attire?
Find out why Jerry is so upset by office furniture and soccer. And our TikTok Traffic Cop answers your burning questions - including, can you drive while wearing crocs?
Toronto real estate - is the party over? Jerry unpacks the fuss over beards and masks. And cities are offering incentives to stay and play.
Woke employee who refused to work while ‘mourning’ Roe v. Wade is fired. Think before you Tweet. And Liberals funding a handbook for schoolkids that amounts to propaganda.
Abuse hurled at public facing employees. Ontario former bureaucrats back in court over $11 million alleged fraud. And newspapers are disappearing at an alarming rate.
Pearson backups are so bad they violate the national fire code. Would you delay an execution so the prisoner can donate organs? Jerry thinks a Canadian judge made a bad decision. And robots may replace hotel workers soon.
Do you need to offer mom a bed in your home when she visits, or just point her to the nearest hotel? $10 a day daycare is probably not going to happen. And how flexible has your employer been regarding back to the office mandates?
How helpful are cops when your vehicle gets stolen? Snapchat has a paid subscription service. And is it okay to quit an internship 2 weeks in?
Heading back to the office means dress codes are changing. Can Jerry wear his pjs?...Jerry's unhappy with the response he got from the AGCO...Survey shows unsafe driving behaviours are on the rise...And Bob Reid is here with Touchdowns and Fumbles!
Jerry's son Tanner is here for Party for Two...Are you going on a treasure hunt any time soon?...Tony Chapman with what mattered this week...and MPs suggest doing more to prevent counter terrorism.
Can you focus?...The idea of the ArriveCan App may stay put. Will it ever work?...Bernie Farber from the Anti-Hate Network talks about surrendering his voting rights...
Thomas Mulcair reacts to Lucki claiming pressure from federal minister...Tony Chapman talks about how bad a look it is to see 'everyone' pulling support for Hockey Canada...An inquest says Ontario should declare intimate partner violence an epidemic. Is this a difficult problem to sovle?...And some cities are thinking scrapping Canada Day Parades.
Mike Kakuk is here for Party for Two....Is school supposed to be entertaining all the time for kids?...Dan Proft from Chicago weighs in on what we're learning about that famous Jan 6 on the Capitol...Addiction specialist Keith Singer talks about a new study that shows cannabis use is leading to more emergency room visits.
A child left in car is a tragedy that can happen to anyone... How long can the government lie to us about issues at the passport office?...A teacher has stopped giving out grades. Great idea, or lazy teaching?...And Dave Trafford shares more about the Kids Help Phone expanding languages to support new young Canadians.
Lisa Morales is here for party for two, and is really vibing on a quote from Steve Harvey....Jerry defends Doug Ford putting his nephew into cabinet...and does 3-1-1 actually help anyone?
We talk to our favourite Winnipegger, Rob Brown, about the "New Day"...Apparently Canada did well with pandemic response....Does your vehicle remind you to check your backseat? Has it saved you from making a terrible mistake?...And did you "blow up" your family when you decided to divorce?
Jerry wonders if two things can be true at the same time?...Esquire's Aron Solomon with the latest on Brittney Griner's ordeal in Russia...MPP Jessica Bell talks about tenants being evicted for using their ACs...and if sight lines are blocked shouldn't a driver slow down?
Scott MacArthur and Jerry battle it out over tweets by a temporary city councillor...Chrystia Freeland continues her lessons about inflation...Another neighbourhood gets a homeless shelter that changes the landscape of the area...And Mark Towhey has an issue with the HST on food.
Warren Kinsella takes on the Conservatives for meeting with vaccine critics...PC Sean Shapiro and Erin Urquhart talk about the return of towing during rush hour...Jerry has an issue with what Toronto's lifeguards are being paid...And a woman claims living alone is how she has lived so long.
Jerry explains Roe-V-Wade....Toronto PC Chris Long talks about a huge seizure of stolen goods by a moving company and how they plan to get them back to their owners!...Dan Riskin has the science stories of the week...And NBC's John Decker with a look at Roe-v-Wade
This man took on City Hall about unfair parking fines - and won. Is Jupiter eating other planets? And how do listeners feel about The Taste of the Danforth being cancelled?
Fact checker and new boss man Robert Turner corrects all the hosts on all the stories. Pilots are sleepy. And what can we expect from Ontario's new cabinet.
Should university and college be free? Are you upset that the Pope's visit to Canada does not include Ontario? And what creepy thing is Amazon's Alexa doing now?
There's a new outdoor space to smoke cannabis. Face mites are breeding in your pores while you sleep. And if you catch a friend's spouse on a dating app - what should you do?
Will there be violence in Ottawa this summer? Would you catch a blimp to Vancouver? And bad news for milk lovers - prices are going up yet again.
Mark Towhey is in for Jerry. Did China try to discourage Canadians from voting Conservative? Why is the City of Toronto cancelling swim lessons?
Viral debate on whether it's okay for the babysitter to take a nap. Inflation rate skyrockets and Jerry wonders if he'll have to order his take-away soup in a cardboard box.
Despite the heat warning, Jerry has had enough of snowflakes.Brian Lilley joins Jerry to discuss a report that says Trudeau interfered with RCMP in Nova Scotia shooting. And your traffic questions answered by our TikTok Traffic Cop.
Thinking of switching to an EV? There are potential drawbacks. And veterinarian Dr. Cliff Redford plans to return to Ukraine to help injured animals.
Elon Musk cracks down on entitled Millennials, and what do you do if you come across a bear? Also, a police dog sniffs out an alleged pedophile
Horwarth for Hamilton mayor? The latest on the war in Ukraine. And why you should never drink coffee before going shopping.
Dr. Christina Korol warns about the possible dangers associated with online therapy. Someone is trying to sell just one floor of their home for 600K. And someone paid $19 million to have lunch with Warren Buffet - who would you want to share a meal with, dead or alive?
Jerry invites Scott MacArthur to his Party for Two to debate the top stories of the day. Passport delays are happening despite the fact that demand for passports is down. And Dr. Mitch Shulman with a new study on whether cannabis can make people kinder.
A teacher expresses concern regarding unacceptable levels of violence in elementary schools. Dan Riskin tells us how to make Zoom meetings less awful and Maureen Holloway on the debut of her podcast: "Women of Ill Repute"
Mark had questions about a school board's Affinity Group so they blocked him...Do we have a problem with aggressive teens at McDonald's?...Which Ford will run in Toronto's Ward 1?...And Bob Reid is here for Touchdowns and Fumbles!
Lisa Morales is here for Party for Two and she's excited about the World Cup coming to Toronto...A woman confided in a doctor about her depression. The next thing she knew, the government took away her driver’s license. The World Cup coming to Toronto will you stay in town or are you splitting and renting out your place?
Mark explains why integrity commissioners are a waste...ACT talks about teaching kids to administer naloxone...And Amanda Lang looks the the inflation plan released by the Federal Liberals.
Luca Bucci from the Ontario Homebuilders' Assoc talks about why nothing can get built anymore....Carmi Levy weighs in on self driving cars causing trouble...And Mark is on "Team Kim Kardashian". Yes really.
Jerry Agar is Mark's guest on Party For Two....Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown talks about why the heck a city council meeting got cancelled...Brampton Regional Councillor Gurpreet Dhillon called in to tell HIS side of the story....And we took your calls on the mess.
Mark responds to the Police Chief's press conference that aired during his show on Wednesday...There was another report from the police that flew under the radar...Has Toronto city council turned over a new leaf and realized drivers are people too?...And why are CafeTO installations sitting empty?
Mark Towhey says it's time to challenge pandemic laws (and it's not why you think)...Aron Solomon from Esquire has the latest on the WNBA's Brittney Griner being stuck in Russia...Bryan Passifume looks at a pricey trip by the GG...And Paul Delaney looks at light pollution impacting observatories...
Robert Fife talks to Mark about Melanie Joly's frustration as a Canadian official attended a Russian Embassy event....Christian Leuprecht with what's next in Ukraine?...Dear Kids, please never buy Mark these things.
Reshmi Nair is here for Party for Two. Did she ever have faith in the Covid exposure app?...Do sick days actually just equal more $$$?...Canadian Blood Services talks about a severe drop in donations during covid.
Mark thinks we shouldn't be naming streets after anybody who is still alive....Chris Lewis looks at a story that TPS should brace for 'challenging’ reaction to new race-based data on force, strip searches...Robert Benzie gives a preview of who could end up in Ford's new cabinet...And did Mark miss a memo that Value Village is cool?
Scott MacArthur is here for Party for Two. Does he know any narcissist bosses?...Zeynel Ari (Dino) is running for council and his signs somehow got put up early. How does that happen? Also Mark explains why it's a silly bylaw that prohibits signs going up early....And how do you handle strong scents at work, in public, etc.
Mark feels the supreme court has made a big mistake...Carmi Levy tells you if signing in with your AppleID is actually a scam or not...Dan Riskin looks at narcissists...and what really happened at the TCHC building where a roof collapsed? Would an inspection have found the problems?
What you say on Twitter (especially about your employer and colleagues) could get you fired....Is being "flooded with tips" a good thing for investigators?...Goldy Hyder calls in from the Summit of the Americas...And Bob Reid is here for Touchdowns and Fumbles!
Lifestyle expert Taylor Kaye is here for Party for Two. Does she agree that the CafeTO patios are ugly?...Robert Benzie looks at how Doug Ford succeeded in his second election...And do you care if someone is left or right wing as long as they are making life easier?
City under fire for awarding $1 million in contracts for private security for Toronto’s parks....The most powerful man in Toronto is calling it quits....Paul Delaney is here to talk about the Webb Deep Space Telescope being hit by micrometeoroid. ...And are you ready to see your mortgage payment jump by half? Does this put a final nail in the coffin of dreaming of home ownership?
Will John Tory use this election year to fix Active TO?...Amanda Lang discusses if it's time to panic at rumours of housing prices dropping?...Should employers have to adjust rules for people who have long covid?
Lisa Morales is here for Party For Two. Is she on board with woman charging a DD tax to her friends?...Former airline COO Duncan Dee explains how airport issues are all the government's fault...And is there any circumstance where being the secret significant other works out well?
Mark Towhey points out the real story behind fair wage policies and gets your thoughts...and London honours Canadian veteran killed in Afghanistan, but victim says he assaulted her. Does an admitted drunken assault outweigh later sacrifice?
Ontario's last mask mandate expires Saturday. Where should they keep the mask rules going?... We make it easy for gunmen who know all the drills and where the targets will be. If we can put a bulletproof door on every airplane cockpit, why not a secure door on classrooms?...Parents upset their child's mouth was taped shut...And Mark stumbled upon a proposal last night. Romantic or blech?
Mike Kakuk weighs in on our mustard-v-ketchup debate on Party For Two...And Sean Shapiro is back from vacation and ready to answer your traffic questions!
Don't get too used to this, but Mark has something nice to say about government....The argument for and against election reform. Ann Cavoukian on the Trudeau government's assaults on privacy...And could Canada follow the EU and force cellphone companies to pick just one charging format? What Carmi Levy thinks.---
Reshmi Nair is here for Party For Two. Does she have any love for Pearson Airport?...People are skipping meals because of rising costs...And not everyone thinks the "Right to Disconnect" law is clearly explained.
Who do we fire when government forgets how to do its job?...Are the public facilities working in your area?... Ottawa museum's lack of interest in RCAF aircraft prompts offer from U.S...And How long covid could change the way we think about disability....
Canada's COVID data void could hamper understanding of virus' after-effects… Why can’t the TTC and Metrolinx be like a distributed “Transit mall?”…NBC’s Rory O'Neill with the latest from Ukraine…and PM Trudeau appeared at the one year anniversary of what he and police says was a terrorist attack on our country. Why don’t we know what they know?
Scott MacArthur is here for Party for 2….When did mobile homes get such a bad rap?...Raptors weigh-in on gun violence…And when did we lose faith in government?
Mark Towhey’s advice for re-elected Doug Ford…Dan Riskin has a fascinating story about the evolution of giraffes…And Mark wonders how long it takes to hire a chief of police?
Election Recap of the Windsor area with Mike Kakuk of CKLW AM800, and of Niagara with Bonnie Heslop of Newstalk 610 CKTB. Truth or Politics with Brian Lilley: What were you promised by the winner? And Touchdowns & Fumbles with Bob Reid.
Party for 2 with Amanda Galbraith. What should the penalty be for leaving a dog in a hot car to die, especially if it's a second offence? Jerry explores with Tony Chapman what else mattered this week. And, should a So You Think You Can Dance Judge have been fired over a text?
Jerry breaks down the numbers following the provincial election and unpacks the results with Loreena Dickson (CJBK London), Warren Kinsella (Toronto Sun, former special assistant to the PM), and Bob Richardson (Senior Counsel, National Public Relations).
RBC ends sponsorship of Dustin Johnson after LIV Golf decision....What the polls predict for Truth or Politics...And Something fun to end the show: #mostawfulthingfoundundermydriversea. The winner on Facebook? Forgotten banana.
Mark Mendolson is here for Party For 2, is he interested in sharing his boat with other people?... Do we expect that judges and lawyers don't know one another and can't be friends?...Former finance minister Morneau says politics got in the way of progress...Should we make the pie bigger, or try to ensure everyone gets the same sized slice?
Is real life, boring as it may seem, good enough?... Windsor police want residents/business owners to register their security cameras.... Is Elon Musk a bully or an effective boss?...Hamilton police investigating 5 shooting threats at 4 schools. Should we blame parents for this?
When a kid has a meltdown in a store do you blame the parent?...Jerry looks at Long Term Care in today's Truth or Politics...And no more Elvis-themed weddings???
Mike Kakuk is here for Party For Two... Stop the mandates, or just spend more money? What's better?...Jerry suggests his favourite reads for the summer...And will the city kill another fun thing?
Jerry takes on terminology used in political debates... Is a law school sacred ground?...The City of Toronto was overbilled by hotel operators by nearly $15 million on its emergency program to shelter the homeless in hotels around the city...And Why are we blaming the victim and telling the bad guys that innocent people aren't allowed to protect themselves?
Why Toronto is trash talking its public litter bins...Can we get a list of everywhere every pope has ever slept?....On Truth or Politics: The NDP promises good jobs that pay the bills....And a homeless woman living in Allan Gardens is facing an eviction notice from the city. She says all she wants is housing.
After a recent study showed how intelligent video game players are, Reshmi Nair is convinced her 5-year-old is a genius...Does fractional ownership for condos sound like a bad idea?...Melissa Lantsman on how frustrating it is that we're still stuck with pandemic travel restrictions...And the UK launches new visa for world’s top graduates.
The thing that bugs us is also the thing that can impress us....How many noise complaints come from the same person?...John Coles, gun owner (and my producer's Dad) weighs in on the latest plan by the Federal government to battle gun violence...And why is everyone mad at Tim Horton's App for tracking them when pretty much every app does it?
Robert Benzie joins Deb to talk about what to watch for in the election, and what happens if the Liberals become the official opposition but their leader doesn't get his seat?...The Truth and Politics about the 413...And how did you name your pet? Do you still use that name?
Scott MacArthur is here for Party For Two. What does pay equity mean to him?...And Todd C Slater has a take on the headline, "GTA industrial land scarce as online businesses, investors drive up demand"...
Deb Hutton is filling in for Jerry Agar today. She thinks it's time to cull the coyote! Do you agree?...Is a restful night of sleep just a dream for you?...Dan Riskin is here with his science stories, including skydiving salamanders?...And what changes have you made to save money on food as prices rise?
Canada Soccer cancels controversial exhibition game against Iran. Iran will be in the World Cup, so what's the point?...Can we agree that too much unchecked power is a bad thing?....On Truth or Politics: How the Liberals will fix health care...And Bob Reid is here with Touchdowns and Fumbles!
Amanda Galbraith is here for Party For Two...Are you able to hold out for more money?...Will nursing homes get better if the government completely takes it over?...And what's the most you've ever spent to get your car out of parking purgatory?
It took Jerry hardly any time to vote. What's your excuse?...The public has a right to know....but do we have to know 'right now'?...And Catherine Swift says you should never underestimate the power of contacting your MP.
Housekeepers struggle as US hotels ditch daily room cleaning... Can we agree that Pearson just isn’t running properly?...On Truth or Politics: PC plans that don’t look very conservative to Jerry... Woman makes lemonade out of lemons, then offers to share it with neighbours.
On Party For Two, we find out if Robert Turner is one of those people who has to make a point of letting someone know they’ve parked like a jerk?...Lorrie Goldstein takes on the World Economic Forum...And Should we go further with China than just banning Huawei?
New Toronto investigative unit will probe organized crime, starting with carjackings..Michael Bower from NBC with the latest on the tragic school shooting in Texas...And are wait times something we just have to accept in our healthcare system the way it is?
Mark Towhey weighs in on the Canadian Military members being told Habitat for Humanity an option amid housing crunch... Privacy watchdog examining dossier City of Toronto compiled on homeless... Some truth about politics....Who manages a handicap? It can't always be the public, or anyone you come in contact with, can it?
Reshmi Nair joins Jerry for Party For Two. Is she all good with mandatory fun in the office?...Michael Bower with NBC updates us on the formula shortage...should you go to a funeral to support one person even if it angers others?
Conspiracy theories are no longer just for old cranky men yelling at clouds...Brent Lale from CTV London talks about cleanup from Saturday's storm...Dan Riskin is here with his science stories...and Jerry continues to fire back at the TDSB.
Callers react to the interview with Doug Ford. Touchdowns & Fumbles - The communication plays of the week with Bob Reid.
Doug Ford joined Deb and Tamara. Also, workers to bosses: If I have to come to the office, I’m taking a long lunch.
Guest hosts Deb Hutton and Tamara Cherry discuss the Grade 13 proposal. Also, will the increasing price of gas alter your travel plans?
Toronto Catholic school board integrity commissioner quits over response to report on trustee’s conduct…..On Truth or Politics Jerry wonders if Doug Ford is winning because he’s spending YOUR money?... Are you tired of people blaming EVERYTHING ELSE for their lot in life instead of their own decisions?
Tanner Agar talks about what a $30M company opening in your community means for everyone…Are you ditching the car because of gas prices?... Trudeau spreads misinformation after cops say they didn't ask for Emergencies Act. … And people are allowed to have investment properties. Why should MPPs be any different?
Jerry says pay the ladies soccer teams more than men…Should two people who have been suspended in the aftermath of the Buffalo shooting lose their jobs?...Doesn't Western University cancelling a poster go against the goal? We talk to Western student Lily McDonald…And how much do you pay attention in parking lots?