Toronto Today with Greg Brady: Recent Episodes
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Greg has been with CORUS and AM640 since Fall 2019 when he crossed over from Sportsnet 590, the Fan after 9 1/2 years wanting to do something more challenging and diverse than "just" sports.
After success early in his career in Detroit co-hosting the top-rated morning sports talk show in the entire state of Michigan from 2002 to 2007, Greg came to Toronto and CORUS/AM640 to co-host "The Bill Watters Show" when the company had the broadcast rights to the Toronto Maple Leafs.
His time at Sportsnet 590, The Fan began in 2010, and also featured a successful run in morning drive in two incarnations, between 2011 and 2019, so morning audiences are already very familiar in Toronto with his knowledge and personality.
Greg has broadcast play-by-play from several Super Bowls for radio in the United Kingdom, and handled OHL play-by-play for the Windsor Spitfires and Saginaw Spirit from 2002-2008.
His radio recipe is to "play the hits" and "keep things moving", with a mix of news, politics, social commentary, sports, and entertainment. The things people talk about at their dining room table, backyard barbecues, and at kids' sporting events are the things he wants the show to be about.
Greg's current joy is navigating two teenage boys through as he describes it, "an era of adjustment" with his wife of 17 years. His hobbies include making music playlists for runs at the gym, tennis, reading music biographies, and watching documentaries when live news and sports isn't consuming him.
Intro 0:00-8:56 The city of Toronto wants federal funding to cover the costs of its migration and refugee scenario. Greg lays out why the federal Liberal cabinet minister who handles that file didn't write a cheque yesterday
6-4-Zero 8:56-15:22 The daily drive around the biggest topics you'll be discussing all day long, plus the 4-day forecast, & a "zero in" on one of the big issues of your day.
Dr. Kwadwo Kyeremanteng 15:22-23:55 The Ottawa ICU doctor is the author of a new book, and he lays out the difficult road travelled through being a brave & determined pandemic voice
Toronto TTC chair Jamaal Myers 23:55-32:09 A racist and misogynistic incident on a TTC bus results in an arrest, & reaction across the city, for the incident itself, and the slow police response time to it.
Eric Kam 32:09-40:10 Our economics expert lays out the concern about an increase in US inflation data, and its impact on our own economy in the weeks to come.
How Will A New Booster Land With People? 40:10-46:44 Greg explains why the new Moderna booster and a public health plea for masking to become a "habit" won't land with the public well.
The TTC makes a major step forward providing cell service for customers 0:00-9:21 "Greg weighs the benefits of being able to use your cellphone on the TTC subway, while noting other large cities have found a way to benefit financially, from making deals with telecom companies - something Toronto struggled to do."
Lisa, Mom of trans daughter 9:21-19:12 "Greg speaks to a GTA mother who found out via a voicemail message that her child was using a different first name at school only."
Pierre On A Plane 19:12-24:39 "Greg & Sheba discuss the WestJet flight carrying CPC leader Pierre Poilievre, and the decision to make a political speech on the plane."
Ron Butler 24:39-31:00 "The mortgage broker weighs in on the frustration over housing prices falling, while interest rates remain high, and the direction the market will go in the months to come."
Ford Fest in Kitchener 0:00-9:53 "Greg's thoughts on Doug Ford's trip to Kitchener for another Ford Fest event, & the volume of protesters who got very vocal about policies they don't approve of"
Anthony Furey 9:53-20:53 "The Toronto Mayoral candidate & 640 contributor/guest host had his car attacked Friday night with his wife and three children in it. He tells Greg what happened and how unsettling the violent incident was"
Colin D'Mello 20:53-29:02 "Global's Queen's Park Bureau Chief reveals the inner content of Premier Ford's mandate letters to his cabinet, from back in 2018 when the PCs became the governing party, and why they battled to keep the letters private for so long"
Gender/schools discussion 29:02-34:16 "Greg & Sheba discuss Doug Ford's "indoctrination" comment at Kitchener's Ford Fest, over the weekend, and the need for Ontario to craft a ruling that clears up confusion about protocols for teachers, parents, and kids alike."
Greg on 9/11 34:16-46:22 "Greg recounts the tragic & historic day 22 years ago on September 11th, while being on-air in Detroit, while also looking to track down his sister in Manhattan"
For Sept 1, 2023 - Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & fill in David Hunter. On today's episode: Ford's Government Starts To Crack Over Green Belt Controversy 0:00-11:37 Ford Makes It Personal With Global News Reporter 11:37-19:48 What Kind of Gender Identity Privacy Should Students Have? With Evan Scrimshaw 19:48-37:41 Ticket Scalping Justice, Parents Getting Paid By The School To Drive Kids To School 37:41-49:55
For August 31st, 2023 - Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & fill in David Hunter. On today's episode:
Did the Housing Minister violate the Integrity Act by cutting into the Greenbelt? 0:00-7:37 Colin D’Mello, Queen’s Park Bureau Chief for Global News - Integrity commissioner finds Steve Clark broke ethics rules in Greenbelt swap 7:37-15:08 Marit Stiles, leader of the Ontario NDP - Greenbelt swap and gender confidentiality in schools 15:08-27:27 Would you let someone propose at your wedding? 27:27-36:50 Washboard Union band In Toronto! 36:50-50:38
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - The contracts Toronto signed to host World Cup in 2026 to be kept secret, even from the new Mayor. (0:15 - 10:06) 2 - Mackenzie Gray, National Reporter for Global National. (10:12 - 19:39) 3 - Dr. Mark Kirchof, Division Head of Dermatology in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Ottawa and The Ottawa Hospital. (19:44 - 26:01) 4 - Bill Browder, Author and Kremlin critic. (26:07 - 34:36) 5 - IN/OUT - Significant other waiting in hospital/clinic for their partner. (34:42 - 38:04)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Trudeau deflects anger feelings from Canadians vs. Poilievre's Canadians personal stories. (0:15 - 5:50) 2 - Andrea Thompson, Marketing and Communications Manager for FoodShare. (5:56 - 13:01) 3 - Julie Fiorini, Acting Executive Director at FoodShare Toronto. (13:07 - 19:33) 4 - Meredith Martin, TVO Union Chair. (19:38 - 28:00) 5 - IN/OUT: High school Dances. (28:06 - 33:02)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Ontario - the aide to Minister of Housing Steve Clark quit…he resigned, he’s gone…just because….why? (0:15 - 9:14) 2 - Ontario Place - did Therme cave in? Well, slightly, BUT….is it the best thing to balance public/private? (9:20 - 16:20) 3 - Josh Matlow, Toronto City Councillor for Ward 12 Toronto-St. Paul’s. (16:26 - 24:56) 4 - Jim Cuddy from Blue Rodeo (25:02 - 35:12) 5 - Deputy Prime Minister fined $273 for speeding in rental car. (35:18 - 44:44)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Are people actually going to donate rental units to people they don’t know and have never met, and never actually will? What are the legal implications of this? (0:15 - 7:33) 2 - Justin Trudeau answers first public question about his separation & it’s a fairly legit answer. (7:39 - 14:30) 3 - Panel show on England’s women’s soccer team looking too blonde/too white. (14:36 - 25:40) 4 - Should speed cameras in family/school areas have some wiggle room for giving out tickets/fines? (25:46 - 34:57) 5 - Joshua Davidson Marcon- ONA Bargaining Unit President. (35:03 - 41:28)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Climate change VS. forest management. (0:15 - 7:00) 2 - Sheba is back from vacay and she missed out on a lot of Toronto news. (7:06 - 14:37) 3 - What will Doug Ford say about a municipal tax? (14:43 - 23:48) 4 - LL Cool J & Toronto traffic. . (23:54 - 34:00)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Mayor Chow spoke about the City’s long term financial plan. (0:15 - 9:57) 2 - Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt, Faculty of Education, University of Ottawa. (10:03 - 18:09) 3 - Toronto city councillor Gord Perks. (18:15 - 28:56) 4 - Daniel Foch, podcast host, real estate agent. (29:02 - 37:14) 5 - Jennifer Dundas, Dundas Street & the re-think about the name change. (37:20 - 45:17)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - The City of Toronto will update us on the City’s long term financial plan. (0:15 - 7:52) 2 - Pierre Poilievre challenges reporter on her questioning. (7:58 - 15:43) 3 - Meredith Martin, TVO Union Chair. (15:48 - 24:01) 4 - John Fraser, Interim Provincial Liberal leader(24:06 - 30:09) 5 - Simon Lewsen - U of T professor/author. (30:15 - 38:04)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Mayor Olivia Chow & police association mend fences following public dispute. (0:15 - 10:10) 2 - What level of current events information do you want your kids exposed to in schools? (10:15 - 18:50) 3 - Colin Craig, President, Second Street.org. (18:56 - 27:39) 4 - Dave Wilkes, President & CEO of Toronto/GTA Home Builders Association. (27:45 - 37:29) 5 - Jeff Leal - Mayor of Peterborough. (37:35 - 45:53)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Potential strike vote for ETFO & OSSTF. (0:15 - 7:13) 2 - Colin D’Mello, Global News Queen's Park Bureau Chief. (7:19 - 15:39) 3 - Karen Brown, President of the Elementary Teachers Federation Ontario. (15:45 - 22:26) 4 - Jamaal Myers, Toronto city councillor/new TTC Chair. (22:32 - 41:53) 5 - Dr. Sohail Gandhi, former OMA President. (41:59 - 52:54)
Greg spoke with Maui resident Todd Alexander about the devastating wildfire that destroyed the town of Lahaina.
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Greg comments on the ongoing housing crisis. (0:15 - 5:05) 2 - The mayor who can’t afford to live where she was elected. (5:11 - 13:39) 3 - April Engelberg, Toronto City Council candidate/lawyer. (13:45 - 24:11) 4 - Anthony Furey, mayoral candidate/columnist. (24:17 - 34:00) 5 - Darrell Brown, CEO of Canadian National Exhibition. (34:06 - 42:26)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Greg comments on Day 2 of the Greenbelt report. (0:15 - 6:29) 2 - Shawn Lewis, London, Ontario Deputy Mayor. (6:34 - 17:05) 3 - Maddie Di Muccioi CEO Society for Quality Education. (17:11 - 26:05) 4 - Richard Hardiman CEO of RanMarine. (26:11 - 34:40) 5 - IN/OUT - Jose Bautista is the most important Blue Jay of the 21st Century. (34:46 - 42:20)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Greg comments on the Greenbelt and the first time he can visualize a non-majority government for the Ontario PC party in 2026. (0:15 - 9:00) 2 - Nate Erskine-Smith, Liberal MP for Beaches-East York. (9:06 - 17:06) 3 - Marit Styles, Provincial NDP Leader. (17:12 - 28:33) 4 - Sabrina Nanji, QP Observer. (28:39 - 37:04) 5 - Alan Cross, A Journal of Musical Things. (37:09 - 45:38) 6 - Ed Keenan, The Toronto Star. (45:44 - 53:24)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - More hate on college/university campuses than ever. (0:15 - 8:00) 2 - Ford prepares to be blasted for the Greenbelt, but, what does it all mean?. (8:06 - 12:08) 3 - Cam Guthrie- Mayor of Guelph. (12:14 - 23:11) 4 - Adam Seaborn, Head of Partnerships, Playmaker Capital. (23:17 - 33:37) 5 - The future for those lucky enough to get Taylor Swift tickets. (33:43 - 42:29)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Eritrean festival mired in violence over the weekend. (0:15 - 9:11) 2 - Martin Plaut- Author of understanding Eritrea. (9:17 - 19:59) 3 - What’s next for Taylor Swift fans? (20:05 - 28:14) 4 - Pierre Poilievre's moment at Caribbean Carnival. (28:20 - 36:28) 5 - York United’s Osaze De Rosario banned for a month. (36:34 - 44:22)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Well, that lasted one day - not speculating or guessing on why the Trudeaus split. (0:15 - 6:32) 2 - Taylor Swift with a remarkable SIX Rogers Centre concerts - unprecedented in terms of numbers. (6:38 - 13:53) 3 - Patrick Brown- Mayor of Brampton. (13:59 - 23:20) 4 - Karl Hale- National Bank Open Tournament Director. (23:26 - 33:18) 5 - IN/OUT - talking on your phone IN the grocery checkout. (33:23 - 39:57)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Sophie Grégoire Trudeau have officially split. (0:15 - 8:57) 2 - Damien May- Clinical Social Worker- Supervising Clinician for Couples Counciling Toronto. (9:03 - 18:57) 3 - Possible public school teachers strike and a TDSB rally. (19:03 - 28:33) 4 - Dani Stover- Host of Today in TO. (28:39 - 38:05) 5 - IN/OUT: BEER - bottles or cans? (38:11 - 44:11)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Alleged sex abuse & ‘grooming’ at an Ontario summer camp. (0:15 - 9:04) 2 - Your calls on the camp experience. (9:10 - 17:37) 3 - Melissa Lantsman- deputy leader of conservative party. (17:43 - 27:07) 4 - Sol Mamakwa- NDP MPP. (27:12 - 38:16) 5 - Detroit Lions head coach wanted a live lion on the sidelines but the league squashed it. (38:22 - 42:43)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Greg examines the Metro strike as it hits Day 4. (0:15 - 7:55) 2 - Justin Trudeau raises some eyebrows by saying housing isn't a federal problem. (8:01 - 14:33) 3 - Howard Jones, recording artist. (14:39- 22:46) 4 - Diana Matheson- Bronze Medalist for Team Canada soccer. (22:52 - 35:38) 5 - New smoking waring labels on individual cigarettes comes into effect. (35:44- 44:34)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Olivia Chow asking for commercial properties be rented for the city to house homeless and asking-to-pressuring ordinary citizens of Toronto . (0:15 - 9:16) 2 - David Perry- Former Homicide Detective, 640 crime expert. (9:22 - 20:51) 3 - Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, Liberal MP for Beaches-East York. (20:57- 32:09) 4 - Dennis Mills- Former Toronto area MP- Organizer of SARSfest. (32:15 - 47:16) 5 - IN/OUT: Eating breakfast . (47:22- 52:06)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Olivia Chow and the Toronto police. (0:15 - 6:43) 2 - Greg & Sheba talk about sending kids to summer camps. (6:49 - 15:19) 3 - Sabrina Nanji. (15:25- 24:00) 4 - Marina Pergat. (24:06 - 33:59) 5 - IN/OUT: Eating breakfast . (34:05- 39:32)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Greg talks weather vs. climate. (0:15 - 5:03) 2 - Greg & Sheba talk about the daytime shooting near the intersection of Shuter and Sherbourne streets. (5:09 - 8:54) 3 - Dr. Kwadwo Kyeremanteng. (9:00 - 18:56) 4 - Tasha Kheiriddin, Strategist and Principal at Navigator. (19:02 - 29:28) 5 - Greg & Sheba talk about the Live of Sinéad O'Connor . (29:34 - 37:04)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Be careful outside, because it's hot out...in the summer...what's happening to us? (0:15 - 6:04) 2 - Chris Moise, Toronto City Councillor Ward 13 Toronto Centre. (6:10 - 14:04) 3 - Andrea Hazell, liberal candidate for Scarborough Guildwood. (14:10 - 33:43) 4 - Cannabis usage in adults & teens. (33:49 - 46:00)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Canada says “no” to Toronto getting money & Scarborough RT train separates, derails. . (0:15 - 9:29) 2 - Sheba's kids at camp, Greg's son takes his driver's test. (9:35 - 18:30) 3 - Mike Moffatt, Senior Director at the Smart Prosperity Institute & a Business/Economics Prof at Western University. (18:36 - 28:24) 4 - Markus de Dominico, TCDSB trustee for Ward 2 Etobicoke. (28:30 - 39:02) 5 - IN/OUT: Ice cream! (39:08 - 44:51)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Greg says "I know how valuable weather forecasts are…but I’m guessing what you don’t need is newspapers telling you NOT TO GO OUTSIDE". Agree? (0:15 - 10:05) 2 - Greg asks your opinion on climate change doomsayers. (10;11 - 19:26) 3 - Greg & Sheba talk about the Barbie movie. (19:32 - 30:20) 4 - Dr. Sharon Cohen, Medical Director at the Toronto Memory Program. (30:26 - 39:10)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Politicians reaction to Paul Benardo's transfer to a medium security prison. (0:15 - 6:44) 2 - Tim Danson, lawyer for Mahaffy and French families. (6:50 - 15:37) 3 - Amy Kaufman, spousal abuse survivor. (15:43 - 23:54) 4 - Sean O’Shea, Global News reporter. (24:00 - 34:09) 5 - Greg's going to a wedding for the first time in a long while. (34:15 - 50:31)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - An Update on the convicted sex offender living on the same property as a summer camp for children with autism in Essa Township. (0:15 - 8:07) 2 - Roland Cameron, Director of optimization for tech company Blue Banyan. (8:13 - 16:42) 3 - Greg 7 Sheba React to Roland's interview. (16:48 - 25:57) 4 - Rocco Achampong, former Toronto city councillor candidate. (26:03 - 36:23) 5 - Josh Matlow, Toronto City Councillor for Ward 12 St Paul’s. (36:29 - 45:56)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Should police be more active issuing alerts about people convicted of sexual/violent crimes? (0:15 - 22:28) 2 - Kevin Vuong, Independent MP. (22:34 - 32:44) 3 - Evan Scrimshaw, Liberal supporter. (32:50 - 42:55) 4 - A recent study reported that fewer than 0.5 percent of songs played on country radio in 2022 were by women of color and LGBTQ+ artists. (43:02 - 51:31) 5 - Bonnie Crombie: ‘Let me be perfectly clear. I’m a 63-year-old woman and I am in it for the long haul’. (51:37 - 1:02:26)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Want a dollar amount on what the federal government owes Toronto for refugee costs? How’s 97 MILLION sound? (0:15 - 7:52) 2 - Greg & Sheba discuss the TTC stabbing on the subway. (7:58 - 16:21) 3 - Markus de Dominico, TCDSB trustee for Ward 2 Etobicoke. (16:27 - 36:27) 4 - Tom Cruise says he doesn't get why there's so much traffic in Toronto. (36:33 - 43:52)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Greg talks about the APTN report of a police beating of a Metis man. (0:15 - 6:31) 2 - Greg & Sheba discuss the photo op. Chrystia Freeland did in a local grocery store. (6:36 - 14:25) 3 - April Engelberg, former city council candidate. (14:31 - 23:02) 4 - Ed Keenan, Toronto star columnist. (23:08 - 31:59) 5 - IN/OUT - Women proposing. (32:04 - 38:17)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Greg talks the cost of BMO Field and the upcoming World Cup of Soccer (0:15 - 7:46) 2 - Would you hire someone with a facial tattoo? (7:52 - 15:47) 3 - Jonathan English, PhD in urban planning. (15:53 - 25:50) 4 - Darrell Bricker, CEO of IPSOS. (25:56 - 36:15) 5 - Pools. Owning one or hitting up friends who have one. (36:21 - 38:45)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Would you take a rise in Global temperature to have the luxury of air conditioning? (0:15 - 10:00) 2 - The Canada Revenue Agency will be issuing the long-promised "grocery rebate" payments to eligible Canadians on July 5. (10:06 - 15:00) 3 - Colin D’Mello, Queen’s Park Bureau Chief for Global News. (15:06 - 20:35) 4 - Stanley Tucci says straight actors should be able to play gay characters. (24:41 - 32:49) 5 - Pools. Owning one or hitting up friends who have one. (32:54 - 41:27)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Election night results vs. advanced polls & John Tory's endorsement. (0:15 - 10:38) 2 - Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, Liberal MP for Beaches-East York. (10:44 - 21:04 3 - Twitter rate limits. (21:10- 30:03) 4 - IN/OUT - changing your bedsheets weekly. (30:09 - 39:19)
Toronto's Air the Worst In The World ... again :24 Bill C-18 - The Fed's Risky Game Of Chicken with Michael Geist 10:50 Are E-Bikes The Only Future? Pros and Cons with David Zipper 19:14 Indiana Jones Lassos His Way Back To The Big Screen With The Dial Of Destiny 30:36
Where Was Our Medical Officer Of Health Yesterday? 0:21 Madonna Postpones Tour Due To Bacterial Infection and We're Finally Cracking Down On Ridiculous Grocery Chain Profits 10:13 Are We Meeting Our Housing Goals? With Mike Moffatt 18:17 The Peel Region Split With Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown 28:25 An Election Lookback With Toronto Star Columnist Ed Keenan 37:57
Chow Is In, what's next? 0:21 New Brunswick Blaine Higgs Controversy Over Gender Politics In The Classroom 10:10 Ontario's NDP Leader Marit Stiles on Chow's Guidance For Toronto 18:22 Inflation Is Finally Slowing Down? With Eric Kam 27:14 A Fiery Summer and Oregon Finally Gets Self Serve Gas Stations? 37:50
On location at Toronto City Hall, Greg spoke with city councillor, Brad Bradford on his election results and the new mayor of Toronto, Olivia Chow.
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Election Day in Toronto - it’s been a surreal 4 ½ months no question about it. (0:15 - 8:28) 2 - PRIDE happened, all thru the weekend. Where will it be 5 years from now? Will there be more pushback, will more common sense come through on certain issues? (8:34 - 15:00) 3 - Alex Bozikovic, Globe and Mail architecture critic. (15:06 - 21:16) 4 - Bizarre Uber story from the U.S. AND, are shorts OK at work? Should men wear sandals? Summer office dress codes, decoded. (21:22 - 32:48) 5 - Tymofiy Mylovanov, President of the Kyiv School of Economics. (32:54 - 42:34)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Greg & Sheba discuss the final days of the mayoral race. (0:15 - 10:50) 2 - Ed Keenan, Toronto star columnist. (10:56 - 22:39) 3 - Celina Caesar-Chavannes, mayoral candidate. (22:45 - 33:06) 4 - Jann Arden, singer, songwriter, actress, activist. (33:12 - 42:49) 5 - Greg & Sheba discuss John Tory's endorsement of Ana Bailao. (42:55 - 51;43)
Mayoral Race Update 0:22 Submersible Still Missing 10:01 Ana Bailao 20:14 Erica Ehm Endorsing Josh Matlow 30:52 In or Out - Would You Even Take A Limo? 49:20
Polls Update and false arrest for cocaine at Pearson - Spent a week in jail 0:23-11:00 Mark Saunders Live In Studio 11:00-27:25 Titanic exploring sub has been lost for days with billionaires inside 27:25-34:50 Calls - Does Chow's popularity come from Jack Layton's appeal? 34:50-45:30
Can Chow be stopped?
Sex In The City: Most non-monogamous city in Canada? In/Out Phone calls on planes.
Interview with Nate Erskine-Smith
Interview with Matthew Bingley
Gender Neutral bathroom to be the only bathrooms in public schools?
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Greg & Sheba discuss Marco Mendocino's response to reporters questioning of the Bernardo transfer. (0:15 - 10:00) 2 - Greg & Sheba talk about two of eight girls accused of Toronto ‘swarming’ murder are returned to custody. (10:06 - 14:38) 3 - Ana Bailao, mayoral candidate. (14:45 - 22:05) 4 - Ed Keenan, Toronto star columnist. (22:08 - 30:18) 5 - IN/OUT: Putting your feet on a seat on the TTC or GO Train. (30:23 - 39:27)
Guest host Rob Fai spoke with Rob Davis, mayoral candidate and former chair of the TTC.
Guest host Rob Fai spoke with Todd Cunningham, Chair of the School & Clinical Child Psychology at the University of Toronto.
Guest host Rob Fai spoke with Dr. Adil Shamji, MPP for Don Valley East and potential candidate for the Ontario Liberal Party.
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Toronto mayoral election. (0:15 - 4:57) 2 - Joel Harden, NDP MPP. (5:03 - 16:47) 3 - Caryma Sa’d, lawyer. (16:53 - 26:05) 4 - Sam Fraser, realtor, massive Blue Jays fan, and has been a part of Pride celebrations at Rogers Centre before and was at the game on Friday. (26:11 - 34:25) 5 - IN/OUT: Putting your feet on a seat on the TTC or GO Train. (34:31 - 47:57)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Greg & Sheba discuss the wildfire smoke forecast and how it's impacting schools and outdoor activities. (0:15 - 9:33) 2 - John Pasalis, President at Realosophy Real Estate. (9:39 - 17:03) 3 - Fatima Syed, an Ontario climate reporter with The Narwhal. (17:08- 27:12) 4 - Tom Barlow, singer/songwriter. (27:18 - 39:59) 5 - Ed Keenan, Toronto star columnist. (40:05 - 50:00)
Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Greg & Sheba discuss the wildfire smoke that blanketed the city yesterday and today. (0:15 - 8:51) 2 - Greg and Sheba talk Doug Ford's strong language when discussing his outrage at the Bernardo prison transfer (8:57 - 17:14) 3 - How-Sen Chong, Climate Campaigner w/ Toronto Environmental Alliance. (17:19- 27:35) 4 - Troy Reeb, Executive Vice President of Broadcast Networks for Corus Entertainment. . (27:40 - 35:30) 5 - Jabari Banks and Adrian Holmes, stars of Bel-Air. (35:36 - 48:28)
Greg speaks with Mikal Skuterud, Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Waterloo about this issue.
Greg, Gord & Vince Tedesco (filling in for Sheba Siddiqui) talk about an incident that happened to someone who works for the Royal Family.
Greg welcomed Effie Triantafilopoulos - MPP for Oakville North Burlington to discuss her motion calling on the government to put Keira’s Law into effect in Ontario.
Greg looked at John Tory's success getting financial aid from the province and now he's looking to the Federal Liberals to follow suit.
Greg & Executive Producer Jason Chapman discuss how deep are we willing to sacrifice to support the people of China.
Brad Bradford, Toronto City Councillor joined Greg to talk affordable housing, speed cameras.
Greg welcomed Dr. Adil Shamji, Emergency Room Physician and health critic for the Ontario Liberal Party to talk about Bill 124 and the affect it had on healthcare workers.
Greg and Sheba react to a text from a listener who detailed an incident that happened to his 9 year old son.
Bonnie Crombie, Mayor of Mississauga spoke with Greg about the impact Bill 23 passing into law will mean for Mississauga and it's residents.
Greg spoke with Diana Chan McNally, Community and Crisis worker at All Saints Toronto to get her reaction to a video of a resident at the Novotel Hotel carried away by police.
Greg and Sheba talked about a report that shows Torontonians are less connected to family and friends coming out of the pandemic, and almost 40 per cent report they usually do not have anyone they can depend on to help them when they really need it," the study says. That figure is up from 27 per cent in the previous survey.
Greg welcomed Karen Howlett, Globe and Mail reporter about her article "Canada’s supply of family doctors doesn’t match demand, and provinces lack data to find out why"
Greg spoke to Canadian singer/songwriter Sarah Harmer about her involvement with fellow activists who spoke out against Bill 23 and it's impact on the environment.
A bittersweet second game for Team Canada at the World Cup as Alphonso Davies gets Canada's first ever goal at a World Cup but Canada lost the match and was eliminated from advancing to the second round. Greg examines what seems to be two sides of fans that think that getting there and scoring is enough or the others that think that the team should have preformed better?
Greg, Sheba & Gord discuss a recent article, stating any good dinner guest should do these three things.
Greg welcomes Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh to talk about the Emergencies Act & inflation on home heating.
Josh Matlow, City Councilor for Ward 12, Toronto St. Paul's spoke with Greg about his opinions on John Tory's new mayor powers.
Greg spoke with Amy Kaufman, domestic abuse survivor. about abused spouses and the extra difficulty they face when finances are tight.
Greg & Sheba discuss the possible outcome to CUPE members now voting on their tentative deal with the Ontario Government.
Greg welcomes Ed Keenan, Toronto Star city columnist, to discuss John Tory and these strong mayor power.
Greg spoke with Jamie Janes: local business owner & Ottawa parent about what she saw at a Ottawa school board meeting about a school mask mandate, the only school mask mandate in Western World being debated.
Greg talks about the CUPE vote of the Ontario Government's proposed deal may not be a rubber stamp procedure as we first thought.
Greg and Sheba talk about helicopter parents and the potential harm it's doing to our kids.
Melissa Lantsman, MP for Thornhill and Deputy Leader for the Conservative Party of Canada joined Greg to voice her opinion to this program and why not just cut the Carbon Tax.
Greg examines the difference between shelter and housing and the issues surround what we should do to improve the issues of homelessness.
Greg spoke to former Toronto Mayor, David Miller about his concerns, that he shares with 4 other Toronto mayors, about John Tory's new strong mayor powers.
Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, Liberal MP for Beaches-East York, joined Greg to discuss the tentative education settlement and the greenbelt development.
Ontario NDP MPP Joel Harden is on the hot seat for comments he made that have been deemed “completely unacceptable” and that some judged as anti-Semitic. Greg spoke with Neil Orlowsky, Director of Education, the Abraham Global Peace Initiative about it.
Greg covers the topic of playing in the workplace with Kristi Herold, Founder and CEO of Jam, an adult recreational sports league, and author of the book It Pays to Play: How Play Improves Business Culture.
Greg brings Jamaal Myers, Ward 23 Councilor for Scarborough-North onto the show to speak to the potentially problematic overt mayoral power?
Buffalo? More like BuffaSNOW. Greg brings Global News Chief Meteorologist Anthony Farnell on the show to speak to the absolute barrage of snow that Buffalo is expecting this weekend.
Toronto City Councilor Josh Matlow joins Toronto Today to answer Greg's questions about voting & Mayoral power.
Greg speaks with Todd Canning an Information Technology Worker from York Region District School Board who is also on the CUPE-OSBCU education worker's bargaining committee about what it will take for CUPE to reach an agreement.
Greg speaks with Education Minister Stephen Lecce about why they do not consider education workers an essential service.
Kyro Maseh, owner of Lawlor pharmacy and Greg have a discussion about masking and the flooding of our hospitals with RSV cases.
Lorraine Lam, a homelessness advocate, joined Greg to talk about the Novotel Hotel returns to being a hotel in 2023 after serving as a homeless shelter.
Greg welcomed John Tory, Mayor of Toronto. to talk about a Toronto bailout with transfer payments from province, & eventually federally, a possible raising of property taxes and the recent school violence in Scarborough.
Greg spoke with Angela Preocanin, RN with the Ontario Nurses Association about the crisis in our healthcare system that has been with us a lot longer than the last few years.
Greg welcomed Dr. Eric Kam, Professor of economics at TMU with a reaction to the Ford Government's Fall economic statement.
Ontario Finance Minister, Peter Bethlenfalvy joined Greg to discuss the plan to aid Toronto and the healthcare crisis.
Greg shares a article from 2005 about the healthcare problems that existed then and 17 years later, it's still the same.
Greg reacts to masking recommendations by Dr. Kieran Moore and what he describes as a "triple threat"
Katrina Prokopy, Chief Legal Officer and Head of Regulatory Affairs at Coinsquare, joined Greg to talk about the collapse of the crypto company FTX Ltd.
Dr. David Jacobs, president of the Ontario Association of Radiologists spoke with Greg about RSV, masking and is it immunity debt or immunity gap?
Greg looks at mask mandate debate and asks the question again, where is the extensive study that the mandates are effective?
Dr. Stefan Baral is a physician epidemiologist and a Professor in the Department of Epidemiology at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. Dr. Baral is encouraging parents to keep kids home when they're sick, but to avoid any other restrictions in our schools.
Greg talks Mayor John Tory's request of the Provincial & Federal Governments for financial help.
Greg lays out all the cards for the argument to bring back a mask mandate and Greg says there'll won't be.
Dr. David Shergold, Sunnybrook veterans center. A retired naval officer who served in the Royal Canadian Navy in submarines joined Greg to talk about his work with our Veterans.
Albert Koehl, an environmental lawyer and founder of Toronto Community Bikeways Coalition spoke with Greg to speak about speed cameras and if they are effective to reduce speeding.
Justin Bates, CEO of the Ontario pharmacists association joined Greg to talk about the shortage of children's medication.
Greg looked at Doug Ford's Kinder Premier game this week as opposed to the "Don't test me" Premier that we saw last week.
Steve Paikin, host of The Agenda on TVO chatted with Greg about CUPE/Ford Government contract talks and about Steve's new book: ‘John Turner: An Intimate Biography of Canada’s 17th Prime Minister’.
Amber Mac, President at AmberMac Media joined Greg to talk about Twitter, Facebook layoffs and healthcare.
Greg & Sheba talk about a female gymnastics coach charged with sexual assault & there's a story that Lowe's Canada isn't doing as well as we thought.
In a special podcast -only chat -- former Republican Congressman Joe Walsh joins Greg to examine the surprising results from the U.S. mid-term elections, and his prediction on whether or not Donald Trump's run to become President again has been permanently damaged.
Colin D’Mello, Global News Queen’s Park Chief correspondent talked with Greg about Doug Ford and the CUPE issue, along with the Green Belt Development and the Emergencies Act Inquiry.
Laura Walton, President of CUPE talked with Greg about how they first reacted to Doug Ford's change of mind and what they need to do to get a deal done with the Government.
Greg talked with Sheba about her thoughts from her reports from Queen's park on Friday and what they see moving forward with the Government/CUPE labour disruption.
Dr. Isaac Bogoch, Infectious Disease Specialist joined Greg to look at why we are missing kids medicine of both over and behind the counter.
Nate Erskine-Smith, Liberal MP for Beaches-East York talked with Greg about the CUPE work stoppage and the Federal Government's fall fiscal update.
A brand new week starts with another day of kids not in school and Greg takes a look at where both side are after the weekend.
Sheba Siddiqui was on the scene at Queen's Park during Friday's protest of the Education disruption.
Sleep expert, Amanda Jewson shared with Greg some advice on how to adjust to the time change.
Tracy Vaillancourt, Professor and Canada Research Chair at the University of Ottawa, spoke with Greg about their mental health during another school disruption.
Greg looked at the offer CUPE sent to the Government and reacted to your deep passion towards the education disruption from both sides.
Greg asked "why are we interviewing convoy leaders during the Emergencies Act Inquiry"?
Mitzie Hunter, Liberal MPP and former education minister shared with Greg her knowledge of working with CUPE to finalize contacts.
Marit Stiles, former NDP Education Critic, MPP for Davenport. Running for leader of the provincial NDP party spoke with Greg about the final few hours before CUPE workers walk off the job.
Goldy Haider, President and CEO of the Business Council of Canada spoke to Greg about Canada's plan to increase the population by half a million in 3 years.
Greg, Sheba & Gord talked about this Hygiene Expert who said that showering every day is “Really Not Important”
Chandra Pasma, NDP Education critic shared her thoughts with Greg about CUPE & the Province and if a deal can get done soon.
Ambarish Chandra, professor, Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto spoke with Greg about an article calling for a Pandemic Amnesty.
Karen Littlewood, OSSTF president spoke with Greg about how the contract talks between CUPE & the Province will affect her Union moving forward.
What can be done about Education in this Province? How can we look at deeper issues when we can't get past the educator compensation issue?
Laura Walton, president of the CUPE’s Ontario School Boards Council of Unions reacted to the Provincial Government's plan to table legislation to avoid a CUPE school strike.
Beyhan Farhadi, Education expert and research associate at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives spoke with Greg how these talks impact students and in turn how parents will manage if there's a work stoppage.
Josh Matlow, Councillor for Ward 12 Toronto-St. Paul's joined Greg to discuss property taxes & affordable housing.
The Education talks between the Ontario Government and CUPE are taking a turn that has parents worried about what will happened next.
Anthony Farnell, Global News Chief Meteorologist looks at the weather for the weekend and on Halloween night.
Greg, Sheba & Executive Producer, Jason Chapman discuss the biggest unsolved murder case in Toronto for a half-decade now. The investigation into who killed Barry & Honey Sherman has investigators afraid of releasing too many details because it may tip off the potential killer(s) that the law is onto them.
Alex Brown, political writer Substack joined Greg to discuss what he saw during the Freedom Convoy and his opinion of the first week of the Emergencies Act inquiry.
John Tory hasn't wasted anytime into his third term as mayor to proclaim that a City wide cleaning blitz is coming.
Neil Orlowsky, Director of Education, the Abraham Global Peace Initiative to have a conversation with Greg about Kayne West's anti-semitism.
Joel Harden, NDP MPP for Ottawa Centre thinks Doug Ford had the power to stop the Freedom convoy before it got out of hand.
Amber Morley, councillor for Ward 3 Etobicoke-Lakeshore joined Greg to reflect on her win and her views on the City's budget shortfall.
Back in February Doug Ford was candid about the Freedom convoy and the support of the Emergencies Act. So, what's the problem to testify now?
Greg welcomed Naama Blonder, Architect, Urban Designer and Planner. Co-Founder of Smart Density to discuss the Ontario government's new housing policy.
Greg spoke with Eric Kam, TMU Economics professor about the Bank of Canada interest rate hike.
Greg & Sheba discuss this weird story of two brothers who ran against each other for mayor in Port Colborne.
Greg spoke with Brad Bradford after he was elected to second term as councillor for Beaches-East York.
Greg welcomed Patrick Brown after he was re-elected for second term as mayor of Brampton.
Greg welcomed Dr. Micheal Verbora, Chief Medical Officer at Aleafia Health and Professor at McMaster University to look at issues with in person doctor's visits vs. Zoom and the cost of doing each to the province.
Greg welcomed Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, Liberal MP for Beaches-East York to talk Election day.
Greg talked with Nikki Kaur, Mayoral candidate for Brampton about crime, Patrick Brown and a Brampton University.
Greg welcomed the Minister of Education, Stephen Lecce to discuss the new "Catch Up" payments and where we stand with the CUPE labour talks.
Greg and Sheba look at the 5 year sentence to Jacob Hoggard, and they look at the question: can this person unlearn his behaviour?
Greg & Sheba had conversation about the Province dropping masking mandates in long term care homes.
Greg took a look at the Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) data, about Grade 6 math scores and why they are so low.
Greg welcome Toronto mayor, John Tory about proposing road tolls, the shape of the City budget and property taxes.
With Monday's Toronto Mayoral Election on the horizon, Greg spoke with Toronto Star Columnist and Washington Bureau Chief. Weighs Ed Keenan, to get his take on the candidates and issues facing our city.
Greg spoke with Global News BC's Richard Zussman to get the reaction from the community there about the stabbing of the RCMP Officer.
Greg looks at a Study of 11 Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development countries and Canada ranks near the bottom of several categories.
Greg welcomes Brampton mayor, Patrick Brown to reflect on his not so great summer, is he focused on Brampton again and the push for a Brampton University.
Greg, Sheba and Gord talk about this idea that washrooms in Toronto businesses should all be open to the public.
Greg examined the scrutiny Doug Ford received for his support of the Prime Minister and his use of the Emergencies Act.
Greg and Sheba look at the opening for all people in Ontario 12+ for the Covid-19 bivalent booster.
Greg welcomed Chloe Brown, Toronto mayoral candidate to have a conversation about what she'd do as Toronto's mayor.
Loblaws says it's freezing the prices of it's No-Name brands until next year. Greg asked what's your resentment level towards the grocery stores?
Starting today, UberEats is bringing cannabis delivery to Toronto. In a partnership with cannabis website Leafly, this will be the first time in the world that cannabis delivery is available on a major third-party platform. To start, UberEats will deliver to customers in Toronto from three retailers -- Hidden Leaf Cannabis, Minerva Cannabis and Shivaa's Rose. Paul Macchiusi is President of Minerva Cannabis, here's his conversation with Greg Brady.
Greg and Sheba look at a new alleged sexual assaults by two hockey players and the claim that London police discouraged charges.
Greg had a conversation with Sharan Kaur, political strategist and the first few days of the Emergencies Act inquiry.
Greg spoke with Mohamad Tavakoli, professor of History at the University of Toronto to get a gage on where the Iranian protests are after weeks of protesting.
Greg reacts to Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontario’s medical officer of health, urging people to get vaccines, boosters and wear a mask to avoid an unmanageable surge in hospital admissions.
Greg spoke with Dr. David Jacobs, president of the Ontario Association of Radiologists about his article "Not screening for breast cancer in women under 50 is costing lives".
Greg examines how the burden of proof sits with the Liberal Government to justify the use of the Emergency Act back in February.
Greg spoke with Ian Shaw, star of the Mirvish Production of The Shark Is Broken at the Royal Alexandra Theatre on now until November 6th.
Greg spoke with Lynn Dollin, Mayor of Innisfil to get a feel about how her town is coping with the shooting deaths of 2 police officers.
Greg talks with Anthony Housefather, MP for Mount Royal about the winds of change at Hockey Canada.
Greg welcomed Mary-Kay Messier, VP of Global Marketing for Bauer Hockey about Hockey Canada's next steps after the CEO and entire board of directors stepped down.
Greg and Sheba react to the comments Alberta Premier Danielle Smith made about the Covid unvaccinated.
Greg talked with Sarah Climenhaga, a candidate for Toronto mayor about a study that says that young Toronto families
Greg spoke with Teresa Wright, Global News National Health reporter, who lives in PEI about those still dealing with a lack of power after Hurricane Fiona swept through 17 days ago.
Greg welcomes Nate Erskine-Smith, Liberal MP for Beaches-East York, to talk about a Bill that holds City Politicians accountable for responses to similar health crisis's in the future.
Greg spoke with Karlene Nation, candidate for Ward 10 about her idea that half of all revenues from Cannabis sales in Ontario should go to tackling the lack of affordable housing and setting up drug rehab centres.
Greg & Sheba look at the group Men Going Their Own Way that was the hashtag in Pierre Poilievre’s YouTube videos.
Great Lakes Brewpub brings you the Four 4 Four Quiz where you can win $100 Gift card. Today it was Chris you answered Greg's questions and matched wits with Sheba & Gord.
Greg examined the lack of leader between the Prime Minister and the leader of the opposition when it came to the Global news report of a hidden misogynistic tag.
Greg digs into the "pie in the sky" notion that the Blue Jays will get a new stadium. He asked what you if you're too soft to sit outside to watch baseball in the cold?
Greg welcomed Joanne McNeish, associate professor of marketing management at Toronto Metropolitan University to discuss Hockey Canada and losing some of its sponsorships
Greg looked at a Bill put through the House Of Commons about conscience rights. It brings to light the question, should doctors refer you to another doctor for something they morally don't want to do?
Greg chatted with Canadian music icon, Bryan Adams about his new music, his mom and how he keeps his tours fresh.
Greg welcomed Marcy Warhaft, former sex worker & author to talk about working conditions for sex workers and how they can be improved to protect sex workers.
Greg spoke with Greg Gilhooly, a lawyer and as a teenage hockey player suffered abuse at the hands of convicted sexual predator coach Graham James. How can Hockey Canada think that they are fine and any change in leadership is not needed?
Greg is joined by Senior Producer, Sheba Siddiqui & Executive Producer, Jason Chapman to look at driverless delivery trucks that are on the roads right now.
Greg looked at the "testimony" given by the chair of Hockey Canada’s board of directors, Andrea Skinner and why it felt like a bit of a threat if the whole Board of Directors get removed.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau went bungee jumping with his kids and that lead Greg to ask you, "why can't he do that"?
Greg talks to Laura Walton, educator and President of CUPE’s Ontario School Boards Council of Unions about her reaction to Stephen Lecce's offer that he says is more than fair,
Greg & Sheba look at youth hockey in Canada and is the culture any different than the toxicity that is being painted with the Hockey Canada scandals.
Greg welcomed former professional hockey player, Daniel Carcillo to talk about the issues with Hockey and it's culture on all levels.
Greg Brady says it's time to burn the Hockey Canada organization to the ground. This after the Globe and Mail reported on a second slush fund to quietly settle sexual assault lawsuits.
Greg talks about Toronto Councillor Michael Thompson, who has been charged with sexual assault and how he's resigning from a committee but not council.
Greg and Sheba examine why the Trillium Lakelands District School Board have a P.A. Day on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation?
Greg welcomed Sol Mamakwa, NDP MPP for Kiiwetinoong on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation to look at where we are and where we need to go.
Greg talks with Canadian film maker, Drew Hayden-Taylor about his documentary called The Pretendians. A film about indigenous identity, culture, art and even tribes that are being counterfeited by those who are not First Nations people.
Greg and Sheba talk about Toronto Star Columnist, Vinay Menon and his article containing his thoughts on women in burqas.
Greg spoke with Hamed Esmaeilion, a Toronto dentist an organizer in part of Saturday’s Freedom Rally For Iran.
Greg welcomed Bob Rae, Canadian Ambassador at the United Nations to discuss the Russian/Ukraine war and the Iran protests.
Greg talks with Davelle Morrison, Real Estate Broker with Bosley Ltd. about this disturbing poll.about discrimination in Ontario's rental process.
Greg and Sheba look at the fact that Toronto is cancelling more recreation programming this fall because it hasn’t been able to hire enough instructors for classes ranging from learn-to-swim, arts, fitness and sports, laying the blame on “an ongoing nationwide labour shortage” in the sector.
Greg welcomed Gil Penalosa, Mayoral candidate.to the show to discuss some of his ideas he'd implement if he becomes Mayor of Toronto
Greg looks at why Montreal and other big cities have full cell service in their subways and Toronto doesn't.
640 Toronto's Executive Producer, Jason Chapman lays out why he failed listeners during the recent election campaign.
NextGenMen's Trevor Mayoh talks incel culture and explains why we are seeing more and more violence from incels.
Greg and Sheba debate on whether it's the right move for York Region District School Board to ban conversations about the Queen on Monday.
Greg discusses long-term care in Ontario and the province's decision to fine patients who do not move to other long-term facilities.
TIFF is debuting 752 Is Not A Number about Hamed Esmaeilion who lost his wife and daughter on flight 752 in Iran.
Greg and Sheba discuss Premier Ford's discussion not to give Ontario a day off on September 19th for the Queen's funeral.
Greg tells us more about the gunman behind the GTA rampage and his criminal record dating back 20 years.
Editorial director of the Sports and Society Program at the Aspen Institute Jon Solomon joins Greg to talk about the need for more recreational sports for kids and why they are disappearing.
Greg speaks with Corus Radio and A Little More Conversation host Ben O'Hara-Byrne about the latest from London.
CPC leadership candidate and MP for Parry-Sound/Muskoka Scott Aitchison joins Greg to discuss his thoughts on the outcome of the CPC election.
Greg discusses a huge win for the CPC leadership this weekend as Pierre Poilievre is the new Tory leader.
Liberal MP for Beaches/East York Nathaniel Erskine-Smith joins Greg to talk Pierre Poilievre, the House of Commons and the new King.
Greg and Sheba discuss the rivalry between Kate and Meghan and how this is impacting the Royal Family
Greg speaks with University of Toronto law professor Kent Roach about the future of the RCMP and Roach's research into why Canadian policing needs to change.
Greg spoke to Eric Kam, Professor of Economics at Toronto Metropolitan University about teaching in person for the first time in 30 months and another interest rate hike.
Greg spoke with Journalist Stephen Maher about the events around the arrested and death soon after of Saskatchewan mass-stabbings fugitive, Myles Sanderson.
Greg and Sheba discuss that Michael Bublé claims he would have been 'a bigger star' if he hadn't had children because he will always 'put family first'
Greg speaks with Ward 10 candidate April Engelberg about her proposal to build a pedestrian bridge to the Toronto Islands.
It's been a summer of no bedtimes and it may not have been easy to get your kids out of bed this week. Sleep expert Amanda Jewson joins Greg to share how you can get your kids back to school bedtimes after a summer of late nights.
It's back to school for remaining GTA schoolboards and Greg and Sheba discuss their kids' first days and what surprised them most about a new school year.
RCMP are still searching for Myles Sanderson, the accused killer in the Saskatchewan stabbings. Greg updates us on the latest from the Saskatchewan manhunt with more information on the mass killing suspect.
We're at one year of Toronto Today on the air here at 640. Greg speaks on his experience coming to the station and his goals for the show.
Greg and Sheba both have kids going back to school and are hoping for an interruption free school year. The past couple years have been tough on kids and now they're getting back to routine.
Over the weekend Justin Trudeau spoke on the rollout of Omicron targeting vaccines. But the way Trudeau Talks about Covid sounds just like last year.
Greg speaks with retired US Secret Service and US Marshall Service on the largest stabbing massacre in Canadian history.
Greg and Sheba talk on the growing concern over how we bring kids back up to speed. Missing two years is a lot and it will take at least three years at this advanced pace to get everyone back on track.
Greg speak with fellow host and music lover Alex Pierson to discuss Feist leaving the tour and whether the discourse surrounding the allegations is justified before a conviction has even been made? Alex wants due process instead of leaving it up to the court of public opinion over one publication.
Grant is a U of T grad student and represents "U of T Students For Choice". Student bodies are split, half of students want mask and vaccine mandates while the other half do not. U of T has not announced it's position on this which is trouble for those who aren't up to date and wouldn't be able to safely get fully vaccinated before the start of classes.
Greg speaks about announcements coming from Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontario's top doctor. New boosters are arriving, expanded eligibility and Isolation periods have been dropped.
Greg speaks with Kolter Bouchard from 102.1 The Edge. They discuss the Freeland incident, is it worth upping security for Canadian politicians? They also speak on the elimination of the isolation period for Covid cases and Serena Williams winning a match against Anett Kontaveit a player 15 years her junior.
Greg spoke with Patrick Jephson, Princess Diana’s former chief of staff and private secretary. Jephson shares stories of Diana and her charity.
Greg has a conversation with MP for Toronto Centre Marci Ien about the harassment of Minister Freeland. Marci Ien speaks on the reality of so many black and racialized women, especially those in the public eye.
Greg speaks on the developing story of four women who came forward and accused Win Butler of sexual misconduct.
Mark Miller speaks on the shortcomings of the Canadian Government. Miller takes accountability for where the Government has failed the people. We need passports, visas for students and sin numbers for international students. All of these have been delayed and the Government has played a part.
Greg speaks with infectious disease specialist Dr. Zain Chagla about how students are feeling about the third dose mandate and how its harming them.
Greg speaks with Albertan radio host Shaye Ganam on the Freeland video and the difference in reaction between residence of Ontario and those in Alberta.
Western student's are protesting these last minutes mandates and point out how it was only after students had paid for tuition that these rules were announced. Greg shares these student's stories.
Greg and Liberal MP Nate Erskine-Smith discuss Chrystia Freeland being harassed and what it means for politicians, women and minorities.
Greg speaks with Norm Di Pasquale on how his running for city councillor will let him influence and improve the city. How do we keep students coming, how do we get people back to the office and how that conflicts with carbon goals.
Greg speaks with Dr. Matt Strauss, CMOH for Haldimand-Norfolk on Western's three dose mandate.
Greg speaks with Sue about how her daughter is unable to take a third dose due to medical reaction and therefor must drop out from Western.
Due to sexual misconduct, Former Jays second baseman Roberto Alomar is not invited to the 30th world series celebration. Greg and Sheba discuss.
A conversation with Greg and Sheba on why some parents are opting to keep their kids at home this fall.
Greg and London city councilor Marriam Hamou talk about London's own Nazem Kadri bringing the Stanley cup to a mosque and more on Westerns vaccine mandate
Greg talks with John Tory about a housing plan and what it means for the city if people don't come back to work.
Greg talks about the car crash in Brampton that left three siblings dead. What were your driving habits as a teen? Should there be more restriction on G1 and G2 driving licenses?
Greg Brady talks to Infectious Disease Specialist, Dr. Isaac Bogoch about a recent decision by the University of Western Ontario.
Greg speaks with Siri Agrell, a candidate for Ward 4 and former senior political advisor to Kathleen Wynne and John Tory. Greg asks her how she's planning to improve the city and why she's stepping away from social media during her campaign.
Greg speaks with corporate brand specialist Ron Tite on Hockey Canadas incredibly poor attendance to the world juniors with more sponsors dropping by the minute.
Greg talks about the ongoing debates regarding the arrive can app. Over the weekend Omar Alghabra minister of transportation had some hard questions to answer.
Greg Talks with NDP Education Critic and MPP for Davenport as teachers and government debate a wage increase.
Greg talks with Natalie Mehra from the Ontario health coalition on Ontario funding more private surgeries and sending patients to temporary long term care homes.
Greg speaks with former radio host Drew Marshall on his memoir in Septembers issue of Toronto Life. He went from speaking for a living to vowing silence for months on end while taking in nature on long hikes.
Greg talks about how paramedics might soon be facing more responsibility and are going to be expected to treat patients before they get to the hospital. Also, long term care bed shortages are causing aging parents to live further away from their families.
Greg talks with Mike Moffat about how to we might be able to reach our goal of 1.5 million more homes in Ontario in the next 10 years.
Peterborough Mayor Diane Therrien has harsh words for the QAnon protestors in a tweet of hers that's gained widespread attention. Greg talks with Diane on the matter.
Greg and Angela's reaction to Lisa LaFlamme's ejection from her position at CTV. What has come to the surface after 24hrs?
The faces of media get a big reaction when they are let go, especially so suddenly. Is the media aging out female faces? There's been a lot of push back that Greg and Sheba discuss.
Greg spoke with the Liberal MP for Beaches-East York on what we're doing for health care in this province.
Greg and Sheba discuss Lisa LaFlamme's quick departure from CTV and what it's implications are.
Greg speaks with former Toronto mayor David Miller on new legislation giving mayors more power.
Greg spoke with Alison Braley-Rattai, Grievance Officer for the Brock University Faculty Association
640 Toronto's Executive Producer, Jason Chapman lays out why he failed listeners during the recent election campaign.
Greg spoke with Sara Allin, an Associate Professor of Health Policy at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health. Sara has been studying Canada’s health care system since 2000. This is NOT a new problem. It is more acute now, but the same issues we’re dealing with today have plagued Canada’s health care system for decades.
Greg spoke with Pam Hrick, about what has the publicity around the lawsuit filed by E.M. against Hockey Canada done to help/hurt victims of sexual assault?
Dr. Kwakadwo Kyeremantang joins Greg to talk about the University of Toronto's decision to have at least one COVID-19 booster dose to live in residence.
Mike Layton, Toronto City Councillor for University-Rosedale
Karen Brown, President of the Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario (11:53),
Four for Four Quiz - Caribbean Nations theme (23:45),
Laverne Garcia, executive chair of the Toronto Carnival’s festival management committee (29:33),
U of T's vaccine mandate for students living in residence (36:00)
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Host Greg Brady speaks with Karen Brown, President of the Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario.
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Fireworks smuggled into Dua Lipa’s concert in Toronto last night
Greg Gilhooly, lawyer and survivor of disgraced Winnipeg minor hockey coach and convicted sex offender Graham James (6:54),
Dr. Shauna Brail, economic geographer and Associate Professor with the Institute for Management & Innovation at the University of Toronto (17:44)
Andrew Brander, Vice President of Crestview Strategy (26:28)
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Perry Omeasoo, originally from Samson Cree Nation in Maskwacis, Alberta. Perry is a residential school survivor and a mental health counsellor. (1:23),
Andrea Horwath, Former leader of the Ontario NDP, now in the race to be Hamilton’s next mayor (10:40),
Hockey Canada and the tragedy of a 4-year-old being fatally struck by a GO Train (21:35),
Dave Shellnut, Personal Injury Lawyer dubbed ‘The Biking Lawyer' (31:33),
Ryan Koeslag, executive director of Ontario Bean Growers (40:21)
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Stephen Lecce, Ontario’s Minister of Education
Cody Groat, Assistant Professor in the Department of History and Indigenous Studies at Western University. Professor Groat is Mohawk and a band member of Six Nations of the Grand River (12:45),
Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, Liberal MP for Beaches-East York (22:01),
Norm Di Pasquale, Toronto Catholic District School Board Trustee for Ward 9 & Chair of NoJetsTO (31:31)
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Host Greg Brady speaks with Ontario’s Education Minister Stephen Lecce.
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The Pope visits Canada (:57),
Karina Gould - Minister of Families, Children and Social Development (11:35),
Dr. Mike Moffatt - Assistant Professor of Economics at Western University and senior director of the Smart Prosperity Institute (23:19),
Jonathan Hamilton-Diabo, Assistant Professor of theology, and Special Advisor on Indigenous Initiatives, Victoria University, University of Toronto (30:48),
Dan Robson, The Athletic (41:39).
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Pierre Poilievre, MP for Carleton and candidate for leader of the CPC (1:02),
Greg picked up a hitchhiker (14:24),
Jaivet Ealom, author of the book “Escape From Manus Prison” (23:23),
Four 4 Four Quiz on Hells Angels (33:51),
Dayo Kefentse, Content Strategist with the Globe and Mail's Globe Content Studio and Managing Director of DAYO Media & Communications (39:47)
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Mayor Powers & Humboldt Driver (:46),
Timothy Egan, President and CEO of the Canadian Gas Association (11:24),
Greg & Sheba talk about accidental 9-1-1 calls (22:06),
Aaron Enchin, Manager at Curbside Cycle (27:19),
Four 4 Four Quiz: History of Toronto Mayors (37:59),
Sabrina Nanji, Reporter with the QP Observer (42:45).
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Toronto & Ottawa Mayors getting more power? (1:27),
Josh Matlow, Toronto city councillor for ward 12 Toronto-St. Paul’s (10:24),
Phil Nichols, the CEO of the Toronto Humane Society (20:51),
Four 4 Four Quiz: Heat (28:45),
: Urz Heer, Brampton Community Advocate (35:45).
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It's hot out & Covid shots for kids under 5 (:44),
Dr. Kristopher Alexander, Professor of Video Games at TMU (11:03),
Greg & Sheba talk bad look for the Toronto Police Service and Swimply (20:43),
Brad Bradford, Toronto City Councillor, Ward 19 Beaches—East York (32:00),
Four 4 Four Quiz (41:55),
Davelle Morrison is a broker with Bosley Real Estate Limited (48:16)
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Greg speaks with DMC's Dayo Kefentse about a new partnership that is the first of its kind at the University of Toronto in launching 100 Black-owned technology startups.
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Are we becoming numb to shootings in our City? (:56),
Roman Baber, Candidate for Leadership of the Conservative Party of Canada (11:15),
Anthony Farnell, Chief Meteorologist for Global News (21:25),
Greg & Sheba Siddiqui talk about Niagara Falls (27:52),
Four 4 Four Quiz : Niagara Falls (34:05),
Rocco Achampong, Toronto City Councillor Candidate for Spadina-Fort York (41:05)
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Patrick Brown ( 1:06)
Amber MacArthur (14:58)
Roe v Wade discussion with Greg (27:47)
Steve Paikin (35:41)
James Mercer (47:06)
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Patrick Brown, a timeline of events ( 1:06)
Kenny Shim, owner of the Busy Bee Market on King Street West (13:59)
Andrew Brander, served as a senior adviser in the Ford government and is now a vice president at Crestview Strategy (26:46)
Andrew Perez, Toronto-based public-affairs professional, freelance writer, and political activist. He volunteered on the Ontario Liberal Party’s central campaign team during the 2022 Ontario election (35:37)
Tasha Kheiriddin, Co-president for the Jean Charest campaign, she’s also author of ‘The Right Path: How Conservatives can unite inspire and take Canada Forward.' (46:56)
Ana Bailao, City Councillor for Ward 9 Davenport and Deputy Mayor for the south area of the City (58:39)
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Highland Park Shooting (1:18),
Animal Law Lawyer, Rebeka Breder (11:20),
ER Wait Times in Ontario (21:06),
Alan Cross, Canadian Music Journalist (31:33),
Kolter Bouchard, co-host of The Kolter and Meredith Show, it airs Weekdays 3 pm – 7 pm on 102.1 The Edge (39:54),
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Chaos at Pearson Airport (1:16),
Car thefts in Toronto (8:46),
Jodie Williams, co-chair of the First Nations, Métis and Inuit Education Association of Ontario (14:51),
Frazer Snowden, Global News Reporter (24:52),
Dave Perry, Security Analyst, CEO of Investigative Solutions Network Inc, Former Toronto Police Officer (31:43),
Toronto mayoral candidate, Sarah Climenhaga (42:50),
Global News Chief Meteorologist, Anthony Farnell (53:06)
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Air Canada reducing flights (:59),
Steve Joordens, professor of psychology at the University of Toronto Scarborough (11:00),
Ron Tite, Corporate Brand Specialist/Entrepreneur re: Hockey Canada (19:07),
Greg & Sheba talk Canada/Canadian Flag and "I Am Canadian" ad (29:59),
Four 4 Four Quiz: Canadian Facts (35:27),
Shaun Collier, Mayor Of Ajax (41:33),
Duncan Dee, Former Chief Operating Officer for Air Canada (50:47),
Steve Iseman , Spinning Wheels Tour to raise awareness for Parkinson’s Disease (1:02)
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Toronto housing affordability (1:26),
Joanne McNeish, Associate Professor of Marketing Management, Toronto Metropolitan University (13:46),
Sheba & Greg: How has our flag become such a divisive symbol in such a short time? Is the flag a symbol we can get back or is it lost forever? (24:52),
Four 4 Four Quiz: Camera Day (29:48),
Naama Blonder, Architect and Urban Planner at Smart Density (38:14),
Ian Mendes, author & covering Hockey Canada investigation for The Athletic (48:09),
Dr. Stefan Baral, epidemiologist (59:08).
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Ford/Tory meeting - why it matters (1:35)
Paul Jenkins, Mayor of Bancroft (13:09)
Greg & Sheba - Moving Scam (24:09)
Erica Ifill - Trudeau Government and What the Flag represents (31:23)
Four 4 Four Quiz - Elton Musk (41:56)
Jenny Wyatt, Director of Camp Programs at Appleby College (48:09)
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Pride Parade back in full voice and crowds much bigger than 2019 (1:07),
Nathaniel Erksine-Smith, Liberal MP for Beaches-East York (12:06),
Greg &Sheba discuss the outrage over decision to end U.S. rights to abortion fuels protests in Canada (22:12),
Josh Matlow, Toronto City councillor for Ward 12 Toronto St. Paul’s (31:04),
Four 4 Four Quiz: Driver's exam questions (40:12),
Ross Hull, Global News meteorologist (45:53).
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Julie Lalonde, women's rights advocate and public educator about bystander intervention regarding domestic violence (:27), Gareth Watson, Investment Advisor on the economic outlook for Toronto and GTA (11:34), Sherwin Modeste, Executive Director of Pride Toronto (20:42)
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TASTE OF DANFORTH scrubbed. Why? How? (1:02), Brad Bradford, Toronto City Councillor, Ward 19 Beaches—East York (10:59), Greg & Sheba discuss how hard it is to find anyone to speak to The Taste of The Danforth cancellation (22:32), Sabrina Nanji, QP Observer (26:46), Four 4 Four Quiz about Rollercoasters (36:15), Ethan Lou, writer of this month’s Toronto Life cover story (41:30).
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Mayoral Races (0:49). Can men wear shorts to the office without looking unprofessional? (11:41). Guest: Marci Ien, MP for Toronto Centre, Minister of Women & Gender Equality and Youth (20:34). Cineplex Booking Charge (31:50). Four 4 Four Quiz (40:18). The Muzzo Name (48:21).
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Ontario’s teacher/support unions are ready to bargain (1:09), Sheba & Greg discuss Ontario father whose 3 children were killed by drunk driver in 2015 dies (11:37). Debbie Hayton, physics teacher - transgender swimmers in elite women's events (21:46). Signs you'd know if you were a kid growing in Toronto in the 80s (32:04). Dale Carruthers, Reporter with the London Free Press about Street Gangs (39:14). Sebastian Clovis, host and Exec. Producer of HGTV Canada’s GUT JOB (47:21)
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Horrible TTC attack from Friday (1:16), Mom of first year University student, Tricia Mumby (12:20). Evelyn Fox, Founder of Communities for Zero Violence (24:17), Four 4 Four Quiz about the movie Jaws (37:10), In-person doctor visits & fathers (42:34), Albert Koehl, founder - Toronto Community Bikeways Coalition. road safety advocate (53:37) and Anthony Farnell, Global News Chief Meteorologist (1:02:28).
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David Miller - his thoughts on whether or not public dollars should be used to fund any changes to BMO (1:10). Casey Palmer - How to raise sons and how is raising kids today different from 30 years ago (13:03). Anthony Farnell - Global News Meteorologist on what to expect this fathers day weekend (21:25)
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Sam Abuelsamid, an EV expert on a survey finding more than half of Canadians say they wont consider buying a fully electric vehicle as their next car. (0:33)
Brad Bradford, Toronto city councilor speaks about ActiveTO. (11:38)
Dr. Kristopher Alexander, Professor of video games at Toronto Metropolitan University sheds light on the unexpected effect of video games. (24:58)
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Laura Williams - employment lawyer, at williams HR law LLP in Markham (0:24)
Four4Four Quiz - How much do you know about the megalodon? (13:57)
Robert Kokonis - Founder and Managing Director at AirTrav. (20:00)
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Rubina Talks to Nita Chhinzer, an associate professor of human resources in the department of management at the University of Guelph about the pressure of returning to the office (:21), Our Four 4 Four Quiz about Monkeys in Space (13:05). Rubina also welcomes Trevor Mayoh, Principal Consultant at Equity Leaders to the show to help us understand Incel culture with the Yonge Street Van attack sentencing (18:47).
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Greg looks at the argument Blue Jays President Mark Shapiro wants ACTIVETO done (:53), Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown (9:20), Dr. Clare Craig, diagnostic pathologist on Justin Bieber's health condition (21:28). Our Four 4 Four quiz about the Jurassic Park Movies (32:24), Norm DiPasquale, TCDSB trustee (39:47) and Greg & Sheba discuss Greg's return to buffet restaurants and Justin Bieber (48:58).
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Greg looks at the January 6 hearings and Donald Trump's role in all of it (:53), Dwight Duncan, former Ontario Finance Minister (11:08). Our Four 4 Four quiz all about Jason Alexander, the actor, not Britney Spears ex husband (20:56), Charles Pascal, Professor Emeritus at OISE (27:50). Greg and Content Producer, Sheba Siddiqui talk about iMessage edit feature and Cockroaches in the courtroom (37:29). Anthony Farnell, Global News Chief Meteorologist looks at the weekend weather and "Working For The Weekend" (48:03)
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IMI International's Don Mayo joins Greg to discuss the PGA and Saudi Arabia.
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Greg talks the high level of Car jackings (1:13), Content Producer Sheba Siddiqui returns from Vacation (10:11). Mask mandates on public transportation is ending this weekend and Greg takes a closer look (21:12). It's Donald Duck Day and that was the topic of our Four 4 Four Quiz (31:13), David Reevely, covers the Ontario government for The Logic (36:35), and Danielle Russell, a Certified Association Executive, who has worked for nearly 15 years experience with Not-for-Profits, Charities, and Associations (44:45).
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Greg takes a look at a group of parents is fighting for answers, trying to understand what science was used to keep Ontario schools closed for so long (:54), Dr. Isaac Bogoch, infectious diseases specialist (8:31). Our Four 4 Four Quiz about Justin Bieber (18:54), Troy Reeb, Executive Vice President of Corus Entertainment onthe new and returning shows Global Television this fall (21:14). Also, Justin Bieber canceled both his shows at Scotiabank Arena because of sickness, we talked to superfan Lindsey – it’s the THIRD TIME her tickets have gone unused because of cancellations (35:43).
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Greg loves to fly but going through Pearson Airport is a nightmare (1:04), Greg & Producer Jason Chapman further the airport discussion and reveal an interesting take by Hamilton Police from a story about a Megachurch pastor arrested in sexual assault investigation (10:38). Greg spoke with Ryan Moss, a P.E.I Lawyer, who was involved in a potentially landmark child custody case (20:51). Greg talked about Jacob Hoggard appealing his verdict (32:40), Greg & Jason talk about the Mississauga teen arrested involving a mass shooting threat (42:49), our Four 4 Four Quiz (48:29), Carleton Grant, Executive Director, Municipal Licensing and Standards (56:12) & Bryan Crawford, Tournament Director of the RBC Canadian Open (1:02:27).
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After the weekend to catch our breath, Greg looks at last Thursday's Election (:58), Andrew Furgiuele, criminal lawyer examines the verdict on Canadian musician Jacob Hoggard (12:01). Our Four 4 Four Quiz on the RBC Canadian Open (21:34), the Canadian Men's Soccer pay dispute (28:27), Nawaz Tahir, a London lawyer and Chair of Hikma Public Affairs Council, an advocacy group for London and area Muslims (37:41), Joe Mihevc, Councillor for Ward 10 (47:48) & Anthony Farnell, Global News Chief Meteorologist (57:40).
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Greg and Sheba react to the Election results (:38). Jessica Bell, NDP for University-Rosedale (10:00). Global news Alex Boutilier & Sean O’Shea give their thoughts to the Election ( 19:16) and Dave Woodard takes a look at Andrea Horwath's future (28;19)
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Greg & Sheba weigh in on the Johnny Depp/Amber Heard verdict (:28), Nathaniel Erksine-Smith, Liberal MP for Beaches-East York talks Provincial & Federal issues (19:16). Our Four 4 For Quiz featured Ontario Election facts (20:33), Anthony Furey, Toronto Sun Columnist (26:41), Sabrina Nanji, QP Observer (35:22) and can a soccer team help heal a Nation? Ukraine thinks so (42:38).
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Greg looks at the remaining Covid measures in place at Pearson Airport (:44), Critical care and palliative care physician at The Ottawa Hospital,Dr. Kwadwo Kyeremanteng (10:53). Greg also welcomed the Mayor of Sarina, Mike Bradley (33:03), Greg & Technical Director, Gord Rennie talk about the surprise #1 of a song from 1985 (43:49) and Jessica Spieker, Friends and Families for Safe Streets (49:53).
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Greg takes a look at threats in schools (:50) and welcomed Marit Stiles, NDP MPP for Davenport and Education Critic (9:17). Our Four 4 Four Quiz was in celebration of Parrot Day (17:58) and Greg spoke with Tracey Wilson, vice president of public relations for the Canadian Coalition for Firearms Rights (22:53)
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Greg examines the desire of some people to harass politicians(:42). Alan Carter stops by for a look ahead to Thursday's election (9:23). We have our Four 4 Four quiz about France (16:24) and Greg spoke to Racelle Luo, originally from Toronto, living in Shanghai with her three children and husband. Now in quarantine going on 81 days (23:02).
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Greg examines the events of the Scarborough shooting near a school (:54); Welcomes Andrea Horwath, Ontario NDP leader (12:28). We also play our Four 4 Four Quiz about Stranger Things (23:53) and Greg talks with Anthony Housefather, MP for Mount Royal (31:03)
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Greg shared some heartbreaking audio from a dad who lost his little girl in the Texas school shooting (:32), Ontario Election coverage with David Coletto from Abacus Data (11:15) and Sabrina Nanji from the QP Observer (29:02). Greg also talked airline travel with Ambarish Chandra, professor at the Rotman School of Management (20:08).
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Beaches resident Liam Murphy recorded the Woodbine Beach violence over the weekend and then had fireworks shot at him for speaking up.
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Greg and Sheba examine the Texas elementary school shooting (23:20), also Greg talks with former Congressman Joe Walsh about the tragedy (12:26). Two years ago on this very day, George Floyd was murdered by Derek Chauvin. Greg spoke with Michelle Gross formed Communities Against Police Brutality in the Minneapolis area (32:42).
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Greg reacts to the weekend violence (1:06) Talks with Mike Schreiner, Ontario Green Party leader (10:04). Reaction to Bill Maher’s monologue from Friday (20:40) and talked storm fallout with Anthony Farnell, Global News Chief Meteorologist (30:34).
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Greg talks with Canadian music icon, Tom Cochrane (12:07), Toronto Star Columnist and Washington Bureau Chief. Edward Keenan about the Buffalo massacre (25:30) and Global News Chief Meteorologist, Anthony Farnell about the long weekend weather (35:12).
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Greg speaks with co-moderator and TVO's Steve Paikin about last night's provincial leaders debate. Litigation lawyer Angela Chaisson joins the show to discuss a student's rights regarding an Ottawa school's dress code blitz. Global News reporter Marianne Dimain on Toronto Maple Leaf Mitch Marner's car jacking. Greg and Sheba discuss the sentencing in the Brady Robertson case.
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Greg speaks with Ottawa resident Nick Dumoulin whose sister was subjected to a dress code inspection at her Catholic school. Toronto business owner Palma N'Sheluvzit discusses today's topics with Greg.
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NDP leader, Jagmeet Singh doesn't mince words in his conversation with Toronto Today. Singh suggests grocery stores in Canada could be breaking anti-profiteering legislation.
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As we talk about hiring more teachers in Ontario and making class sizes smaller, an incredible story from the Toronto Star. Thiru Thirukkumaran needs to be a full-time teacher! His principal, Trevor Bullen joined us to talk a bit more about this.
Greg also walks through why he thinks the Ontario Liberal's plan to mandate COVID-19 vaccines for students a giant misstep. Infectious disease specialist Dr. Zain Chagla also weighs in on the topic.
And, Anthony Farnell tries to explain how we're going from winter to summer without any spring in between!
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Greg discusses the Liberal party's promise to cap classes sizes in Ontario to 20 students. Greg and Sheba discuss a new IPSOS poll saying 1 in 3 Canadians will quit if they can't work from home. OISE professor emeritus Charles Pascal discusses the roadblocks to capping class sizes. Suzanne Johnson discusses masks and the environment. Hill Times Columnist Erica Ifill shares her insight on abortion rights.
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Caller Tori shares her experience with abortion with Greg. Greg and Sheba discuss who gets a vote when it comes to abortion rights. Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath shares her election platform. Amber Heard has now taken the stand in the Johnny Depp trial.
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Greg speaks with Ontario Green Party leader Mike Schreiner about his party's platform. Greg and Sheba debate the hesitation people are feeling in coming back to the office as well as an attack on Dave Chappelle. Greg discusses Roe vs. Wade.
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Greg speaks with Ontario Liberal Party leader Steven Del Duca about transit, vaccine mandates and four-day work weeks. Greg and Sheba discuss the possibility of four-day working in Ontario. The Toronto Star's Ben Spurr discusses what $1/ride will do for trains, busses and streetcars. City councilor Josh Matlow talks about his proposal to allow alcohol in parks this summer. The Toronto Sun's Anthony Furey joins Greg to talk about what return-to-work looks like.
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Greg speaks with Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy about Ontario's budget and Premier Doug Ford's soft campaign kick off. Sheba and Greg discuss Eid. Toronto Life has a new story on Maria Malik and how she escaped an abusive marriage. TMU's Dr. Eric Kam discusses the university's name change and the rally in Ottawa. Plus paying it forward.
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Greg speaks with Dr. Isaac Bogoch about natural immunity, vaccines for toddlers and blood donation. Global News reporter Marianne Dimain joins Greg to talk the Raptors loss. Dalhousie University professor Lori Turnbull on this weekend's biker rally in Ottawa and federal mandates. Greg and Sheba discuss whether this will give bikers a bad name.
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Greg speaks with MP and Conservative Shadow Minister for Health Michael Barrett about a child who is being quarantined because she has natural immunity. Intimate partner violence survivor Amy Kaufman tells Greg what it took for her to leave sports journalist Jonah Keri. Ottawa resident Tim Abray is frustrated with the biker rally that is on its way to Ottawa. Global News journalist Susan Hay has been awarded the Order of Ontario.
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Filmmaker Paul Kemp joins Greg to discuss his 12 year old daughter being forced to quarantine in her room after a family vacation even though she has natural immunity. Greg and Sheba discuss what this pandemic is doing to children across the country. Dr. Nathan Stall joins Greg to talk about the Liberals plan on long-term care. Greg discusses Toronto Metropolitan University with Chatterbox guests HGTV's Sebastian Clovis and Global News National Reporter Mike Drolet.
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Filmmaker, Paul Kemp, reached out to Toronto Today after returning from a family trip to the Dominican Republic. His 12-year old daughter tested positive for COVID-19 this past winter. The family doctor advised her not to get her second COVID shot at this time. Despite her recent infection and having received her first COVID-19 vaccination, Kemp's daughter has been ordered to quarantine from her family and remain indoors until May 4th. She continues to test negative for the virus. Kemp is frustrated by the restrictions and the lack of appeal process. LISTEN to his conversation with Greg Brady.
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Greg speaks with Conservative candidate Ann Francis about a new party within a party in the CPC. NDP education critic Marit Stiles joins Greg to discuss the NDP's new platform. The Toronto Sun's Anthony Furey discusses digital IDs and why the Ontario government is pushing them forward. Greg and Sheba discuss their concerns around digital identification.
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Greg discusses the four year anniversary of the Yonge Street van attack. NCCM CEO Mustafa Farooq joins Greg to talk about an ex-Guantanamo detainee detained for 14 years without being charged for any crime. X University's Dr. Eric Kam talks about what students need when returning to the classroom. Greg and Sheba discuss the France election and what Macron's win means for her.
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Greg speaks with radio host George Stroumboulopoulos about his interview with Rush and more. The Globe and Mail's Vanmala Subramanium joins Greg to discuss a hesitation to return to the office. Dalhousie University's Lori Turnbull joins Greg to talk federal politics.
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Greg speaks with radio host and Canadian media icon George Stroumboulopoulos about his sit-down with Rush's Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson.
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Greg speaks with 640 Executive Producer Jason Chapman on his experience buying a new car when nothing is available. Today's Chatterbox features 640 Toronto's Alan Carter and QP Observer's Sabrina Nanji discussing provincial politics, the NDP and Johnny Depp. Greg and Sheba discuss the Johnny Depp trial. Author John Spencer discusses his new book Connected Soldiers.
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Greg speaks with VP of the Canadian Coalition for Firearms Rights Tracey Wilson on whether Del Duca's proposal to ban handguns will actually reduce gun crime. Greg takes calls from teachers on whether a TDSB teacher sending his students an email telling them they will kill him if they don't wear masks. Gallup Senior Editor Jeffrey M. Jones explains why President Biden is down in the polls.
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Toronto Life magazine's new Editor-in-chief Malcolm Johnston joins Greg to discuss this month's magazine.
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Greg speaks with Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Zain Chagla about how we should move forward out of this pandemic. DisInfoWatch.org's Marcus Kolga discusses the latest situation in Ukraine. TVO The Agenda's Steve Paikin joins Greg to discuss the CPC election and candidates. Veterans Transition Network's Oliver Thorne on why charities are pulling out of Afghanistan. Councilor Kristyn Wong-Tam on why she's decided to join provincial politics. Blue Jays fan CJ Hager on why her sign was not allowed into the Jays game.
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Greg speaks with the Washington Post's David Moscrop about why Pierre Poilievre is doing it all wrong. X University's Eric Kam on Buck Martinez and rising interest rates. NYC mom and educator Karen Vaites and children's learning losses.
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Author William Browder joins Greg to discuss his new book Freezing Order. Epidemiologist Allison Krug discusses waste water and covid cases. Greg and Sheba discuss Peter Juni's comments on staying outside over Easter weekend. The Toronto Star's Bruce Arthur on what life was like a year ago and how far we've come. Security analyst Dave Perry joins Greg to talk about the two Toronto murders and the arrest that followed.
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Greg speaks with Ivey Business School professor Mike Moffatt about housing being held by multi-property owners in many provinces and what this means for Canadians. A Black NDP MPP has lost his chance to run again in his riding and NDP committee member Paul Ferreira digs into why. An Ottawa school board has implemented masks for students and staff. Sheba and Greg question who is in charge.
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Bonny Koabel from AKR Consulting Canada joins Greg to discuss Green Homes incentives.
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Greg speaks with CPC leadership candidate Jean Charest about Pierre Poilievre, his childcare plan and running for the Party. Former NHL player Chris Pronger joins Greg to discuss athletes and finances. OSSTF President Karen Littlewood talks masks and mandates. TCDSB Trustee Norm DiPasquale discusses masks and pcr testing. The Toronto Sun's Anthony Furey talks CPC leadership, masks and Dr. Kieran Moore's press conference.
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Greg speaks with Western University professor Prachi Srivastava about the impact of inequity when it comes to rapid tests being sent to private schools first. Disinfo Watch's Marcus Kolga updates us on the latest in Ukraine and Russia. X University professor Eric Kam explains the housing crisis and university tuition.
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Greg speaks with epidemiologist Stefan Baral on the sixth wave. Dr. Isaac Bogoch on a push for masks and wastewater data. Global News Chief Political Correspondent David Akin discusses the federal budget. Today's Chatterbox includes 640 Toronto Executive Producer Jason Chapman and host of London Live Mike Stubbs on today's hot topics.
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Greg speaks with sports medicine physician Howard Winston on Tiger Woods' comeback. The Toronto Star's Bruce Arthur on why Ontario's CMOH Dr. Kieran Moore hasn't come forward during a sixth wave. Tech expert Amber MacArthur on Elon Musk buying into Twitter. Global News Senior Political Reporter Amanda Connolly discusses what we should expect to see from today's budget announcement.
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Greg speaks with Councilor Joe Cressy about his career transition. Can your employer force you back in the office? Employment lawyer Jon Pinkus answers that question. National Post reporter Bryan Passifiume joins Greg to discuss Jerry Dias. The 4-day Work Week UK's Adrian McMahon on how it's working over there.
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Greg speaks with infectious disease specialist Dr. Sumon Chakrabarti about the sixth wave, masking, and...more vaccines. Today's Chatterbox includes Political Commentator Tasha Kheiriddin and The Pointer editor San Grewal on the CPC leadership, Ukraine, and Ontario's upcoming provincial election. The Toronto Sun's Anthony Furey joins Greg to talk sixth wave and the Liberals. Greg and Sheba discuss the four-day work week and what role race played in the Will Smith slap.
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Greg speaks with Vanity Fair contributor Katherine Eban on her article about a nonprofit at the center of the covid lab-leak controversy. Greg and Sheba discuss the effects of lockdowns on teens and kids. X University professor Eric Kam joins Greg to discuss the implications of a four-day work week and western forces in Ukraine. Sheba fills us in on the first Monday of Ramadan.
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Greg speaks with Cornerstone Analytics' Mike Rothman about the United States using oil reserves and what this means. Activist Urz Heer and music expert Alan Cross discuss the pope's apology and the CPC leadership. Sword maker Steve Karakostas describes making the Canadian men's soccer team sword. Greg and Sheba discuss two couples' ideas on how to afford a house in Toronto.
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Greg and Sheba continue their discussion on working from home. Former Toronto mayor David Miller talks about building BMO field. Infectious disease specialist Dr. Zain Chagla discusses the sixth wave. The Toronto Star's Bruce Arthur talks political pressure on doctors during the pandemic.
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Greg and Sheba battle it out on whether there are any benefits to working from home. Carleton University professor and security analyst Stephanie Carvin on national security. NDP MPP Sol Mamakwa shares his thoughts on Indigenous leaders meeting with the pope. Swedish journalist Johan Anderberg discusses his new book on how Sweden handled the pandemic. 640 host Kelly Cutrara and Global News Journalist Mike Drolet join Greg to discuss today's hottest topics.
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Greg discusses mental health since the mandates have been lifted in Ontario. NDP MPP Bhutila Karpoche on the new Ontario childcare deal. Disinfo Watch's Marcus Kolga with the latest on Ukraine and Russia. The Toronto Sun's Anthony Furey talks about what has really changed since the mask mandates have been lifted.
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Greg and Sheba discuss the slap heard around the world at the Academy Awards. Executive Director of the Association for Early Childhood Education in Ontario Rachel Vickerson joins Greg to discuss Ontario's announcement on $10/day childcare. Hill Times columnist Erica Ifill talks Oscars, what role race played in the Will Smith debacle and Chris Rock. Global News icon and journalist Susan Hay joins Greg to discuss April Foods Day.
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Greg speaks with Dr. Isaac Bogoch about his tweet on a second covid wave arriving in Ontario. Minister of Sport Pascale St Onge joins Greg to discuss FIFA and venues. Film writer Keith Phipps joins the show to talk Oscar predictions. Chatterbox includes Conservative activist Urz Heer and radio host Alan Cross with today's latest topics.
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Greg and Sheba discuss MPP Paul Miller's ousting from the NDP. Today's Chatterbox is with the QP Observer's Sabrina Nanji and 640 host Alan Carter discussing what really happened between Paul Miller and Andrea Horwath. The Toronto Star's Jennifer Pagliaro with the city's capability for emergency preparedness when it comes to weather and Bruce Arthur talks trans athletes. Energy expert Vijay Muralidharan with the latest on gas prices. Belo Fashions Susan Belo talks about grads and proms and what she's seeing in her dress store.
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Greg speaks with Dr. Kwadwo Kyeremanteng about masking, vaccines and a world post-pandemic. Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith joins the show to discuss the Liberal and NDP alliance and what this means for Canadians. Political commentator Alex Brown on how to handle the messaging around covid. Dr. Jane Thornton shares her study on why moderate exercise will help you recover from covid.
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Greg speaks with Global News' Politics Reporter Alex Boutilier about the Liberal Party and the NDP's tentative deal. Crestview Strategies' Andrew Brander joins Greg to discuss how this affects the Conservative Party. The Toronto Sun's Anthony Furey explains how the Liberals benefit from this merge. Today's Chatterbox features freelance journalist Winston Sih and author/former Liberal MP Celina Caesar-Chavannes breaking down today's hot topics. World Vision's Mike Weickert joins Greg to discuss the refugee crisis in Ukraine.
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Greg and Sheba discuss the first day of mask mandates being removed. OISE professor emeritus Charles Pascal discusses the Ford government. Hill Times columnist Erica Ifill talks digital Black face. X University's Eric Kam talks masks, CP Rail and the federal government.
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Greg speaks with Conservative activist Urz Heer and musicologist Alan Cross about the CPC leadership race. On World Sleep Day, expert Alanna McGinn weighs in on sleep habits, behaviors and solutions. New York City Social Worker Justin Spiro talks about the impact the pandemic has had on kids.
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Greg speaks with Education Professor at the University of Ottawa Tracy Vaillancourt about masks coming off of students. People for Education's Annie Kidder joins Greg to talk about the issues that may arise from masks being removed. Today's Chatterbox features Alan Carter and Sabrina Nanji. The Toronto Star's Bruce Arthur discusses unvaccinated athletes.
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Greg speaks with Dr. Sumon Chakrabarti about hospital ICU's, masks and vaccine passports. NDP MP Charlie Angus reacts to President Zelenskyy's address to Canadians. Pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller discusses long covid. Sheba and Greg talk mask segregation.
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Greg speaks with TVO's Steve Paikin about Patrick Brown, how the race for CPC leadership will play out and why Poilievre is playing dirty. Energy firm Kalibra's Vijay Muralidharan joins Greg to discuss why gas prices keep rising and whether this is connected to Russia. Super yacht expert Sam Tucker explains why Russian oligarchs are moving their yachts as quickly as possible. Greg and Sheba discuss the idea of the world returning to normal.
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Greg speaks with Global's Alex Boutilier about the direction the CPC leadership is taking and what the latest news means for the party. Chair of Urban Warfare Studies John Spencer joins Greg to discuss Ukraine and Russia. Hill Times columnist Erica Ifill gives her take on Chrystia Freeland and Leslyn Lewis.
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Greg speaks with Ontario mom and educator Stacey Lance on masks mandates being removed. Today's Chatterbox features human rights advocate Amira Elghawaby and Conservative Strategist Jamie Ellerton. The Toronto Sun's Rob Longley on the MLB. And a tribute to Sesame Street's Emilio Delgado.
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Jean Charest speaks with Global's Antony Charest about his bid to run for the CPC leadership. Greg and Sheba discuss mask mandates and Sheba goes right to the source to see what they think about all of this. The Globe and Mail's education reporter Caroline Alphonso weighs in on mask mandates removed in school and what teachers unions have to say about it. Today's Chatterbox features Alan Carter and the QP Observer's Sabrina Nanji discussing Patrick Brown and the CPC leadership.
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Greg speaks with President and CEO of World Vision Canada Michael Messenger who is at the Ukraine and Romania border. Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Isaac Bogoch thinks it's too early to remove mask mandates. Pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller on why it's important for everyone to get vaccinated.
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Greg speaks with Cornerstone Analytics energy expert Mike Rothman about gas and oil prices. Today's Chatterbox includes TVO's Steve Paikin and Mayor of Brampton Patrick Brown discussing Ukraine and a possible carbon tax increase. Fitness trainer Casey Beck shares her story of starting her own business and helping people get healthy. President of the Canadian Women's Foundation Paulette Senior joins Greg to discuss why more women need to be in upper management. Greg and Sheba talk International Women's Day.
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Greg speaks with Disinfowatch.org's Marcus Kolga about how aggressive Russia and Putin can actually get. Former Toronto mayor David Miller joins Greg to discuss oil and gas prices and where we are headed. Hill Times columnist Erica Ifill joins Greg to talk Ottawa, Ukraine and racial profiling. Greg and Sheba discuss Batman and whether a woman should ask for compensation from her partner when having a baby.
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Greg speaks with a Russian-Canadian woman about why we need to be more understanding and sympathetic. Esquire's William Mullally gives Greg his review on the new Batman movie. Greg and Sheba discuss Dr. Kieran Moore's comments on masks coming off at the end of March. Today's Chatterbox segment features human rights advocate Amira Elghawaby and Conservative strategist Jamie Ellerton.
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Greg speaks with Dr. Isaac Bogoch about his insight into mask mandates. Today's Chatterbox segment includes 640 host Alan Carter and the QP Observer's Sabrina Nanji discussing Ukraine and QR codes. Sheba and Greg discuss the privilege of removing mask mandates.
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Greg speaks Russia and Ukraine expert Molly McKew about what we can expect to happen within the coming days and how this affects us globally. Irish radio host from the UK Colin Murray joins Greg to talk about what is happening with a Russian oligarch's soccer team Chelsea FC. Pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller with why masks should stay on kids. Today's Chatterbox is with 640 host Kelly Cutrara and Global's Mike Drolet.
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Ambassador to the UN Bob Rae joins Greg to discuss Russia and Vladimir Putin. Today's Chatterbox segment consists of The Agenda's Steve Paikin and Brampton mayor Patrick Brown. Director of Education for the Abraham Global Peace Initiative Neil Orlowsky discusses anti-semitism in TDSB schools. Greg and Sheba discuss separate beds in a relationship.
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Greg speaks with Senior Fellow for Europe and Russia Max Bergmann about the effectiveness of sanctions against Russia and Vladimir Putin. Hill Times columnist Erica Ifill describes Ottawa post-convoy. Ryerson University's Eric Kam talks the financial effect of the attacks on Ukraine. Sheba and Greg discuss Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Greg speaks with Russia and Ukraine expert and author of Red Notice Bill Browder about Russia's military invasion. President of the Canadian Ukrainian National Federation Jurij Klufas about how Canadian-Ukrainians are feeling. Author of Unmasked Ian Miller discusses masks mandates.
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Greg speaks with Disinfowatch.org's Marcus Kolga discusses the latest in Ukraine. Today's Chatterbox segment features 640 Toronto's Alan Carter and QP Observer's Sabrina Nanji on Ukraine, the Prime Minister and the end of the Emergency Measure's Act. Revue Cinema's Serena Whitney talks continuing the vaccine passport at their theatre.
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Greg is joined by Minister Marci Ien to discuss Black History Month. The Toronto Star's Grant LaFleche discusses police donations to the Ottawa truck convoy. Greg and Sheba discuss the news of Quebec taking masks off kids. Pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller shares why masks should not be taken off of kids.
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Greg speaks with Dr. Sumon Chakrabarti about mandates, boosters and vaccines. Carleton University professor Stephanie Carvin joins Greg to discuss the trucker convoy, police and Ottawa. Today's Chatterbox segment features Brampton mayor Patrick Brown and the National Post's Bryan Passifiume. And a caller named Tasia on why she's terrified to live in Canada right now.
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Greg speaks with Professor Mike Moffatt discusses the situation in Ottawa. Global News' David Akin joins Greg to discuss what is happening on the ground in Ottawa. Professor Aurel Braun on the latest on Ukraine and Russia. Curious Casts' Rob Johnston discusses a new documentary on the Jamaican bobsled team. Ryerson's Eric Kam with his take on Ottawa police.
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Greg speaks with Global News National Reporter Mike Armstrong with the latest from Ottawa. Tech Expert Amber MacArthur discusses how anonymous donations can really be. Human Rights advocate Amira Elghawaby and QP Observer's Sabrina Nanji discuss the latest in Ontario. Dr. Lori Turnbull weighs in on Ottawa.
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Greg speaks with Ontario Liberal leader Steven Del Duca about his take on Ontario's lockdowns, vaccines, and mandates. NDP leader Jagmeet Singh joins the show to share his views on the trucker convoys. The Toronto Star's Emma Teitel on toddlers and vaccinations.
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Greg speaks with Emergency Medicine physician Dr. Jeanne Noble about children and covid-19 plus masks and vaccines. Rotman's Ambarish Chandra tells Greg what the long term effects of the Ambassador bridge could actually be. Pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller on boosters for ages 12-17. Today's Chatterbox is with 640 Toronto Host Alex Pierson and CHML's Bill Kelly.
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Greg is joined by Dr. Zain Chagla who discusses natural immunity and the province's latest vaccine passport announcement. The Toronto Sun's Anthony Furey talks Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Emergencies Act declaration. Marcus Kolga on Russia and Ukraine. And today's Chatterbox segment with Mayor Patrick Brown and The Agenda's Steve Paikin.
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Greg speaks with political writer Alex Brown about his experience covering the Ottawa protests. Dr. Nicole Saphier discusses her new book Panic Attack. Sports media observer and ad buyer Adam Seaborn on the Olympics low ratings and Superbowl ads.
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Greg speaks with Sarnia mayor Mike Bradley about what is happening in Sarnia right now. Global's Sean O'Shea is live from Sarnia on the bridge blockades. Liberal MP Nate Erskine-Smith on MPs speaking against the Prime Minister. And Chatterbox with guests Amira Elghawaby and Alan Carter.
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Greg speaks with Dr. Stephanie Chouinard about Liberal MP Joel Lightbound's statement. Ontario parent Jennifer Matthews asks why she is paying full university tuition for a virtual experience. Pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller talks boosters and their efficacy. Globe and Mail film critic Barry Hertz on Oscar nominations.
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Greg speaks with Brampton mayor Patrick Brown about the trucker protests. Ottawa University professor Regina Bateson on how this is affecting the Ottawa residents. The Canadian Olympic Committee's Shane Fombuena on the moose on the loose. The Toronto Sun's Anthony Furey talks peaceful protesting.
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Greg speaks with Councillor Joe Cressy on Toronto's trucker protest. Hill Times columnist Erica Ifill on what's happening in Ottawa. Dr. Isaac Bogoch talks boosters. Ottawa resident Tim Abray a week after being assaulted in Ottawa. Dr. Eric Kam on Pierre Poilievre.
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Greg speaks with Ottawa resident Kiavash Najafi on what he's experiencing in Ottawa. Chatterbox segment with Greg, QP Observer's Sabrina Nanji, and Dalhousie University's Sylvain Charlebois. NDP education critic Marit Stiles talks schools, students and teachers with Greg.
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Greg speaks with Global's Alan Carter and tech expert Takara Small about the Conservative Party of Canada. New guest host Pay Chen joins Greg on the air. Fantastic Four with Greg, Sheba, Dave and Gord. Global's chief meteorologist Anthony Farnell gives us weekend weather. And music writer Rob Tannenbaum with Rock Hall nominees.
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Greg and Sheba discuss whether the trucker message has been lost. Boston broadcaster Matt Chatham talks Tom Brady. Berkeley professor Ben Recht on N95 mask efficiency. Global's David Akin on what he's seeing in downtown Ottawa. And education director Neil Orlowsky on Whoopi Goldberg's Holocaust comments.
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Greg speaks with an Ottawa man, Tim Abray, who was assaulted by a trucker. Gym owner Josh Allen explains how he feels around this reopening. NDP MP Taylor Bachrach talks trucker rally. The Toronto Sun's Anthony Furey on Erin O'Toole. Tech expert Mohit Rajhans on Spotify and Joe Rogan.
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Greg speaks with Global's Alex Pierson about her take on the weekend's trucker rally at Parliament Hill. Hill Times columnist Erica Ifill joins Greg to talk about whether the message was lost and to whom. Journalist Justin Ling spent the weekend at the rally and shares what he saw. Dr. Sumon Chakrabarti on masks and mandates.
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Greg talks to David Akin in Ottawa, and checks the temperature from our listeners ahead of this weekend's rally. Plus, we go around the table on the top stories in Ontario politics, and talk's super cold temps with Anthony Farnell.
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Greg speaks with the Toronto Star's Bruce Arthur about whether the truckers are part of fringe groups. Insight Threat Intelligence's Jessica Marin Davis discusses the finances behind the convoy. Global's Brittany Rosen is on sight with the truckers and shares what she is seeing. Pyschologist Dr. Tess Clifford discusses the effects on school closures on kids.
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Greg and Sheba discuss a tweet by an elected MPP that is deemed Islamophobic. People for Education's Annie Kidder joins to talk public education, Veterinarian Dr. Sarah Machell explains how to take care of your pets in cold winter weather. Blue Door shelter's Alex Cheng on what you need to know. MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith on sending covid-19 vaccines to lesser privileged countries. And pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller talks Joe Rogan.
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Greg speaks with Ontario Liberal leader Steven Del Duca. OISE's Charles Pascal joins the show to talk public education. The Toronto Sun's Anthony Furey on hospitalizations and vaccines. The Toronto Star's Jacob Lorinc discusses restaurant workers. And Fantastic Four with Greg, Sheba, Dave and Gord talking mental health.
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Greg speaks with Professor of Cognitive Psychology Kathy Rastle about reading and speech development related to wearing masks. Dr. Zain Chagla discusses long term care, staffing and boosters. Greg, Sheba, Dave and Gord discuss a potentially racist incident in the NHL. Hill Times Columnist Erica Ifill joins Greg to talk mask mandates. Ryerson professor Dr. Eric Kam talks truckers and the economy.
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Greg and Sheba learn about divorce registries. Mayor Patrick Brown shares his thoughts on Premier Ford's recent announcements. Dr. Mike Moffatt on leaving the city to go to the suburbs. FT's John Burn-Murdoch on how the UK is handling the pandemic. And What Happened When with Dave, Gord, and Sheba.
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Greg speaks with former Toronto mayor David Miller on previous snowstorms in history. Global News journalist Ashleigh Stewart shares her findings on four Ontario doctors spreading misinformation. Ajax NDP councillor Amber Bowen on a street named after a nazi leader. Abacus Data CEO David Coletto on polling on vaccines.
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Greg speaks with The Agenda's Steve Paikin about Minister Rod Phillips stepping down. Global News Chief Meteorologist Anthony Farnell tells us what to expect for the rest of the week. TTC spokesperson Stuart Green discusses delays. The Toronto Star's Emma Teitel on a tribute to long term care patients who have passed. Author Bill Browder talks Russia and Ukraine.
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Greg and Sheba discuss online learning. High school student Sophia Alexanian talks hybrid learning. Dr. Andrew Pinto on hospitalizations for alcohol. Peel Associate Medical Officer of Health Dr. Monica Hau on vaccines.
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Greg speaks with Dr. Tracy Beth-Hoeg about the concerns around teens getting a third vaccine. Global News meteorologist Anthony Farnell fills us in on what to expect from our first winter storm of the year. Ryerson professor Dr. Eric Kam on universities charging full tuition for virtual. Radio host Sal Carpaccio on this weekend's football wins.
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Greg speaks with Hill Times columnist Erica Ifill about vaccine mandates. The Toronto Star's Jennifer Pagliaro discusses the new budget. Globe&Mail European correspondent Paul Waldie shares the latest on Prince Andrew. Dr. Lori Turnbull talks boosters and government. Greg and Sheba talk misinformation.
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Greg speaks with NDP education critic Marit Stiles about back-to-school on Monday. Anonymous Ontario teacher Betty joins Greg to share how teachers are feeling. Dr. Sumon Chakrabarti with fully vaccinated and boosted children. President of the NHL alumni association Glenn Healy talks Olympics without the NHL. The Toronto Star's Bruce Arthur with hospitalizations.
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Greg speaks with OSSTF President Karen Littlewood about whether teachers are ready to go back on Monday. Dr. Isaac Bogoch discusses unvaccinated healthcare workers going back into hospitals. The National Post's Rupa Subramanya discusses hospitalization data and whether lockdowns help. Pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller on kids, schools and vaccines. Greg, Sheba, Dave and Gord discuss a new word game taking the internet by storm.
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Greg speaks with education expert Caroline Alphonso about the possible return of school on January 17th. OISE professor Todd Cunningham discusses the impact of online learning on children's mental health. U of T's Gillian Einstein on how the covid-19 vaccine can affect a woman's menstrual cycle. And Golf Ontario's Craig Loughry on the future of public golf courses.
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Greg speaks with Children First Canada's Stephanie Mitton on what school closures are doing to kids. Global News Radio's Alex Pierson discusses yesterday's Queen's Park education rally. Dr. Zain Chagla on healthcare. Tennis journalist Amy Lundy Dahl talks Novak Djokovic. Greg, Sheba, Dave and Gord discuss a Manitoba MP who makes his healthcare wife shovel the driveway.
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Greg speaks with The Toronto Star's Bruce Arthur on how we got to this point in Ontario. Education expert Annie Kidder discusses her take on why schools are closed and for how long. Greg, Sheba, Gord and Dave talk meat.
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Greg speaks with talk radio host and former US congressman Joe Walsh about the one-year anniversary of the US Capitol riots. Dr. Isaac Bogoch talks schools and hospitals. Chief of Surgery at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital Dr. Duncan Rozario joins Greg to discuss delays in surgeries. Ryerson professor Eric Kam on understated covid numbers. Greg, Sheba, Dave and Gord are back with Fantastic Four.
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Greg and Sheba discuss the first day of virtual school across Ontario. Greg speaks with Lawlor Pharmacy's Kyro Maseh on why he's prioritizing vaccinating educators. Tech expert Amber MacArthur discusses the first day of virtual school. Pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller talks masks, throat swabs and schools. CEO of DisinfoWatch Marcus Kolga on the 30 year anniversary of the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Greg speaks with an Ontario teacher on the impact of closing schools. Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown joins Greg to discuss new restrictions. Ontario Liberal leader Steven Del Duca on Premier Ford’s announcement. The Toronto Sun’s Anthony Furey weighs in on the province taking a step back and the Globe and Mail’s Elizabeth Renzetti on dangerous driving in Toronto. Greg and Sheba talk school closures.
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For the final show of 2021, Greg chats with Dr. Monica Gandhi, Dr. Stefan Baral and Dr. Vivian Stamatopoulos about vaccine equity, mutations, messaging, lockdowns and long term care. Plus, an extended (and rousing) year-end discussion with Global News Morning anchor, Antony Robart. Toronto Today returns on January 4, 2022.
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Greg discusses kids' mental health with Anthony Furey from the Toronto Sun and talks about the problems surrounding the 18+ booster rollout with Dr. Abdu Sharkawy. Ontario's Education Critic Marit Stiles talks about a return to school in January, and the Toronto Star's Emma Teitel just wants to play a game of shinny. Plus, what happened on this day in history.
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Gregs kicks things off talking about messaging at this point in the pandemic and how exhausted people are nearly two years in. Amie Archibald-Varley, an RN and host of The Gritty Nurse podcast talks about how healthcare workers are beyond burnt out. The Athletic's Ian Mendes chats protocols in pro sports, and Dr. Eric Kam, Economics Professor at X University shares his take on the day's top story.
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Greg and Sheba discuss the irony of covid closures. Pharmacist Kristen Watt tells us what pharmacies are trying to provide to Ontarians. Epidemiologist Alison Krug alleviates Omicron concerns. Global News co-anchor and radio host Alan Carter joins Greg to discuss Premier Ford's decisions to date. The Toronto Star's Bruce Arthur believes schools are closing.
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Greg speaks with a Toronto mom and lawyer about how closing schools is taking ten steps back in this pandemic. Ontario Liberal leader Steven Del Duca with what the government needs to do. Pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller shares her take on boosters. Greg and Sheba discuss why they feel nothing has changed in one year.
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Greg speaks with infectious disease specialist Dr. Sumon Chakrabarti about what we know so far about Omicron. The Toronto Sun's Anthony Furey on covid co-morbidities. Global's David Akin on today's fiscal update and the Globe and Mail's South Africa correspondent Geoffrey York on the situation there.
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Greg speaks with Dr. Isaac Bogoch on the latest findings in Ontario regarding Omicron. Global News' Mackay Taggart joins Greg to discuss former Toronto mayor Mel Lastman. 900CHML's Bill Kelly talks Grey Cup and Ryerson economics professor Eric Kam's take on today's top stories.
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Greg and Sheba discuss Bill 21. The Canadian Race Relations Foundation's Amira Elghawaby shares her insight on a hijab-wearing teacher being fired in Quebec. Dr. Naheed Dosani talks rapid tests. Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown on a tax freeze.
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Greg speaks with The Agenda's Steve Paikin on whether Mayor Tory will run for mayor again. NYC mom Karen Vaites shares why she has decided not to vaccinate her young children. Author and podcaster Mark Hebscher discusses the Olympic boycott and the Toronto Star's Bruce Arthur on today's top stories.
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Greg speaks with MPP Belinda Karahalios about being removed from the legislature. Pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller on second doses for children. Dr. Michelle Cohen discusses anti-semitism in the medical world, Global's Sean O'Shea shares his story on a quarantine hotel that doesn't offer gluten-free food and TSN's Rick Westhead talks Kyle Beach.
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Greg speaks with infectious disease specialist Dr. Zain Chagla about why the travel ban needs to change now. Professor Lori Campbell discusses a residential schools report. Journalist Marcus Kolga talks Russia and the US. The Toronto Sun's Anthony Furey with today's hot topics, and transit expert Reece Martin on the dangers of being a pedestrian in Toronto.
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Greg speaks with President of the Canadian Women's Foundation Paulette Senior about the Montreal Massacre. MPP Laura Mae Lindo discusses her new bill to fight racism in schools. Ryerson economics professor Eric Kam on today's top stories. Sheba and Greg talk anti-vaxxers.
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Greg speaks with Dr. Samantha Yammine about vaccinations. Hill Times columnist Erica Ifill joins Greg to discuss abortion rights and conversion therapy. U of T PhD candidate Sabrina Razack weighs in on the WTA banning China and Africa correspondent for the Globe & Mail Geoffrey York discusses what is happening on the ground in South Africa with Omicron.
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54-40 has been one of Canada's most successful and enduring bands the last 25 years, with 3 platinum albums and numerous radio and video hits.
Greg talks with bassist & 54-40 founding member Brad Merritt, about the band returning to live shows across the country, including all weekend at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto.
They also discuss the band's legacy, some intriguing opening spots on bigger tours, and how they weigh mixing new songs and old favourites in the band's setlist.
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Greg speaks with MP Marci Ien about new legislation on conversion therapy. Tennis writer Ben Rothenberg discusses the WTA's decision to withdraw from events in China. The Toronto Star's Bruce Arthur with today's top stories and Toronto.com's Joanna Lavoie with a go karting death in Etobicoke.
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Greg speaks with infectious disease specialist Dr. Isaac Bogoch about World Aids Day.
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Greg speaks with Dr. Isaac Bogoch about World Aids Day. Pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller discusses the new variant. Dr. Abdu Sharkawy with information on the new federal travel bans related to Omicron and Beatles expert and author Erin Weber.
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Greg speaks with infectious disease specialist Dr. Sumon Chakrabarti about what we need to know about Omicron. The Toronto Sun's Anthony Furey discusses the government's Pavlovian response to the new variant. The Star's Grant LaFleche with why boxing is so dangerous and its long-term affects. Greg and Sheba discuss sexual racism.
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Greg speaks with BC infectious disease specialist Dr. Srinivas Murthy about the new variant. Ontario RN Amie Archibald-Varley describes the stress and burnout nurses are feeling. Author Jeffrey Dvorkin shares his views on Omicron. Ryerson's Dr. Eric Kam on the stories of the day. Greg and Sheba debate what constitutes a Canadian name.
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Greg speaks with Duran Duran's John Taylor. Hill Times columnist Erica Ifill with insight on the NDP. Biostatistician Ryan Imgrund on South Africa's new variant and tech expert Mohit Rajhans and Lush's decision to leave social media and take a stand for mental health. Sheba and Greg discuss a new study on a lack of diversity in newsroom.
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Greg speaks with Councillor Joe Cressy about the vaccine rollout for kids. Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown addresses the protesters outside of a Brampton hospital. The Toronto Star's Bruce Arthur with today's top stories, including the Polkaroo, and Detroit's Mike Stone joins Greg.
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Greg speaks with pediatric neurosurgeon Dr. Sheila Singh about late tumour diagnosis in children due to the pandemic. NYC mom Daniela Jampel joins Greg to discuss getting the masks off the kids. Pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller with Ontario's vaccine rollout for children. The UN Watch's Hillel Neuer on the TDSB's decision to ban books and QP Observer's Sabrina Nanji with the latest from Queen's Park.
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Greg speaks with Dr. Isaac Bogoch about the first day of booking appointments for children's covid-19 vaccines. Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath discusses Islamophobia. Teacher Jason Bradshaw on winning the Prime Minister's award for contributions to education and President of Chapman's Ice Cream Ashley Chapman on his decision to give out pay increases to all vaccinated employees.
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Greg speaks with Hill Times Columnist Erica Ifill on her perspective on the Kyle Rittenhouse trial verdict. Ryerson professor Eric Kam with today's anniversary of JFK's assassination. Journalist Justin Ling on the Halifax security forum. NDP MP Charlie Angus and Global News Correspondent David Akin with Parliament's first day.
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Greg speaks with NYC social worker Justin Spiro about taking masks off kids. The Globe and Mail's Caroline Alphonso discusses rapid tests in schools. Biostatistician Ryan Imgrund on kids and vaccines.
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New York City school social worker Justin Spiro talks to Greg about making masks optional for kids.
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President of Access Rebates Bonny Koabel joins Greg to discuss housing rebate programs.
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Greg speaks with Indiana University pediatrician Dr. Chandy John about vaccines for kids. Journalist Amy Lundy Dahl discusses Peng Shuai. The Toronto Star's Bruce Arthur shares the government's announcement that vaccines for kids are here and Dr. Vivian Stamatapoulos with the increase in price for private long-term care homes.
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Dr. Neil Rau on boosters for adults. Pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller with why masks are needed. Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Jeff Kwong talks the need to keep masks on. Author David Binks on his new book about Massey Hall. Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters' Lauren Tonelli discusses wild boars and why north Pickering is seeing so many. Greg and Sheba talk vaccine myths.
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Greg speaks with Dr. Zain Chagla about why certain unlikely areas of Ontario have become covid hotspots. Global's Alex Boutilier explains Senator Denise Batters petition against Erin O'Toole. The Sun's Anthony Furey on today's hot topics and Thorben Wieditz with the latest on RidefairTO.
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Lawyer Marie Henein joins Greg to discuss her new book Nothing But the Truth: A Memoir. Post-doctoral researcher Beyhan Farhadi talks destreaming in Ontario highschools. WGN afternoon drive host Chris Parker and the Toronto Star's Kevin Donovan on having his car stolen off his driveway.
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Greg speaks with Minister Marci Ien about highschool streams, elections and her campaign. A Western University student shares her thoughts on the new campus lanyard policy, QP Observer's Sabrina Nanji on the new Ontario First Party, and Biostatistician Ryan Imgrund talks kids and vaccines.
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Greg speaks with NDP leader Jagmeet Singh on the sacrifices that Canadians made on this day. University of Toronto professor Cara Krmpotich on what the raising of the Canadian flag means to Indigenous communities. Global's Mike Drolet tells us the meaning and history behind the poppy. The Toronto Star's Bruce Arthur on the day's stories.
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Greg speaks with Global News correspondent David Akin about the new PC shadow cabinet, Global's Rachel Gilmore shares the latest on pcr testing for borders. Sarnia mayor Mike Bradley on why he refuses pcr testing, director Adrian Callender on his new film Black Liberators WWII.
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Greg speaks with the University of Toronto's Dr. Barry Pakes about border PCR testing. Podcast host Alan Cross weighs in on Astroworld, Mayor Patrick Brown discusses a smaller Brampton hospital and Environmental Reporter Emma MacIntosh with the impact of the new Ontario highway. Plus What Happened When.
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Greg speaks with Global's Morganne Campbell who is at the Canada-US border on the first day of reopening. Dr. Colin Furness discusses an increases in covid case numbers across Ontario, Sports Broadcaster Mark Hebscher on Aaron Rodgers, and the Houston Chronicle's Zach Despart with the latest on Astroworld.
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Greg is joined by former Republican Congressman Joe Walsh to talk US election. Hill Times columnist Erica Ifill with her take on it. Former Toronto mayor David Miller shares his perspective on COP26. Biostatistician Ryan Imgrund on unmandated healthcare workers.
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Greg speaks with Ontario Liberal leader Steven Del Duca about Premier Ford's announcement not to mandate vaccines for hospital workers. Dr. Isaac Bogoch discusses why this is a bad idea and the implications behind it. The Toronto Star's Bruce Arthur talks today's topics. Host Dan Plocher on Aaron Rodgers. And Sheba and Greg discuss the culture of coaching kids.
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Greg discusses whether the last boy to be sentenced in the St. Mike's sexual assault case got off too easily. Hockey expert Dr. Courtney Szto on Gary Bettman's comments. Environmental Defense's Julia Levin talks COP26. Pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller on the latest for vaccinations for kids ages 5-11.
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Greg speaks with Politico's Ryan Heath on Chrystia Freeland avoiding international media questions. Minor Hockey Coach Brad Lagasse weighs in on Kyle Beach and hockey culture. Global's Erica Alini with supply chain shortages during the holiday season and Professor Eric Kam on Ontario's new minimum wage.
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Greg speaks with Dr. Sumon Chakrabarti about how wrong predictions were for covid numbers in the fall.
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Greg speaks with Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Sumon Chakrabarti about low covid numbers. Professor Eric Kam on the Tomahawk chop. Parent advocate Leila Sarangi on her petition to hold TDSB accountable for a teacher's blackface costume. The Athletic's Ian Mendes on where the Blackhawks should go from here and how hockey culture needs to change.
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Greg is joined by Minister of Long-Term Care Rod Phillips, San Francisco's Dr. Jeanne Noble on their approach to the pandemic, Kinesiologist Sabrina Razack on Kyle Beach, Wall Street Journal Reporter Eric Sylvers on Portugal's pivot to an endemic.
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Greg speaks with ESPN Senior NHL writer Greg Wyshynski on hockey culture. Toronto Star Journalist Bruce Arthur with his thoughts on Kyle Beach and the Chicago Blackhawks. Journalist Jennifer Pagliaro talks John Tory and Edward Rogers. Hill Times Columnist Erica Ifill with today's top stories.
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Greg speaks with Professor Stephanie Chouinard on the Prime Minister's new cabinet. Dr. Vivian Stamatopoulos on the province's new LTC announcement. Pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller on what we need to remember while trick-or-treating this year.
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Labour lawyer Fiona Martyn joins Greg to discuss non-compete clauses and right-to-disconnect, Global's Erica Alini on supply shortages, The Toronto Sun's Anthony Furey and Greg and Sheba discuss Dave Chappelle.
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Greg speaks with Councillor Joe Cressy on his decision to step away from politics. UK music writer Simon Poulter with the 20 year anniversary of the IPod, Dr. Michael Warner on kids, vaccines and the province loosening restrictions.
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Greg speaks with Rotman's Richard Powers about the Rogers takedown. Travel expert Natalie Preddie on new travel vaccine passports. Biostatistician Ryan Imgrund with covid and masking. Alec Baldwin has shot someone on the set of his new film.
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Greg speaks with Ontario NDP Deputy Leader Sara Singh about Ford's immigration comments. Honest Reporting Canada’s Mike Fegelman on Holocaust remarks, The Star's Bruce Arthur with today's headlines and would you use matching side-by-side toilets with your partner?
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Greg speaks with federal reporter Rachel Gilmore on Trudeau's visit to Kamloops. U of T professor Kevin Edmonds on the Haiti kidnapping. Reporter Sabrina Nanji talks Ford at Queen's Park and pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller with vaccines and immunity.
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Greg speaks with San Francisco infectious disease specialist Dr. Monica Gandhi on natural immunity. London Financial Times reporter John Burn-Murdoch on covid stats out of the UK, McGill professor Jean-Nicolas Rety on four day work weeks.
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Great speaks with University of Waterloo professor Aimee Morrison on why people are leaving social media. Seneca College President David Agnew on being the first educational institution in Canada to implement mandatory vaccinations for students. Global News anchor Farah Nasser on the latest headlines.
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Greg speaks with journalist Peter Mansbridge on his new book Off the Record. Tech expert Mohit Rajhans explains QR codes. Biostatistician Ryan Imgrund on ppe and Canadian Kara Harris on visiting her American bf once borders open up.
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Greg speaks with Canadian Icon Peter Mansbridge about his new book Off the Record.
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Did Trudeau mean to say alt-left? Greg discusses. Washington internist Dr. Lucy McBride on children and vaccines. Writer for The Athletic Kavitha Davidson talks John Gruden. Infectious disease specialist Dr. Colin Furness on teachers and PPE.
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Washington internist Dr. Lucy McBride speaks with Greg about the inherent risk of covid moving to an endemic phase and what parents need to know.
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Greg speaks with Bistro on Avenue owner Cindy Stern about her frustrations around not opening at full capacity. Author of Game Misconduct Evan Moore talks toxic hockey culture, pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller on boosters, and CNN London's Vasco Cotovio on how Portugal got vaccines right.
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Greg speaks with Maytree president Elizabeth McIsaac about Toronto City Council’s decision on rooming houses, Dr. Isaac Bogoch on covid expectations out of Thanksgiving, and columnist Anthony Furey on staying home.
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Greg speaks with MPP Sol Mamakwa about the Prime Minister's apology, The Toronto Star's Bruce Arthur weighs in, Ontario Liberal Party leader Stephen Del Duca responds to attack ads and Columnist Shree Paradkar on online violence and hate towards journalists.
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On Toronto Today, Greg speaks with former director of Journalism at U of T Jeffrey Dvorkin, Dr. Zain Chagla weighs in on vaccine effectiveness, and MPP Marit Stiles on rapid testing in schools.
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Greg speaks with Minister Rod Phillips on long-term care, Hill Times Columnist Erica Ifill on Elizabeth May's manipulation, reporter Jennifer Pagliaro on Toronto City Council and columnist Anthony Furey on covid numbers.
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On Toronto Today, Greg speaks with Councillor Mike Layton on what happened with city council. Global Anchor Farah Nasser talks Tofino and the Toronto Sun's Rob Longley on the Blue Jays last night.
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On Toronto Today, Greg discusses the PM’s trip to Tofino and speaks with biostatistician Ryan Imgrund, Dr. Nathan Stall on senior care and Sheba and Greg debate female mentorship and who makes the decisions at the top.
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On Toronto Today we are talking about National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Greg is joined by Lori Campbell sharing her powerful story on her grandmother at a residential school. Toronto Star columnist Bruce Arthur on where Canada missed the mark, ED for the National Center for Truth and Reconciliation Stephanie Scott on what we need to learn, and Globe and Mail columnist Caroline Alphonso on rapid testing in schools.
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On Toronto Today, Greg speaks with writer and researcher Kaitlin Schwan on charges against Toronto encampment residents, pharmacologist Sabina Vohra-Miller on medical exemptions, Councillor Josh Matlow on how the city handled encampment evictions, and writer Dave Muoio on vaccine mandates for hospital employees.
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On Toronto Today, Greg speaks with columnist Erica Ifill on the role racism and misogyny played in Annamie Paul stepping down, Global News Chief Political Correspondent David Akin on where the Green Party goes from here and the Detroit Red Wings play by play man Ken Daniels.
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On Toronto Today with Greg Brady, we are talking about the Two Michaels with Global News' Rachel Gilmore. Jennifer Pagliaro joins Greg to discuss the Ford cut to Toronto city council and Dr. Eric Kam on Dalhousie University. And our daily What Happened When with Sheba and Rob.
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Greg gets the details from Dr. Harry Van Ymeren.
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Highlights from Toronto Today with Greg Brady for September 24th 2021.
Greg talks to Ryan Imgrund, Steven Del Duca, Alan Cross and more!
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Highlights from Toronto Today with Greg Brady for Thursday, September 23rd 2021
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Greg speaks with the Toronto Sun's Anthony Furey, the Royal Military College's Stephanie Chouinard and Abacus Data's David Coletto on the stories of the day.
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Greg speaks with Global's Sean O'Shea on election results, Milton MP Adam VanKoeverden, Hamilton's Bill Kelly and Celina Caesar-Chavannes all on whether the election was worth it.
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Greg speaks with Global News Anchor Farah Nasser on what we can expect from Election Night. Global's Chris Jancelewicz joins Greg to talk Emmy's. And should the voting age be lowered to 16?
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