John Stall, Author at CityNews Toronto: Recent Episodes
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Do you want to know why and how John Tory won the election that put him into the mayor’s office? How about learning why and how Rob Ford took the prize in 2010, or how Olivia Chow tumbled from frontrunner to also-ran in 2014? Theories abound, of course, but John Laschinger has a more informed […]
With six days to go until election day, Conservative Leader Stephen Harper intensifies his warning that a vote for any other party would lead to a risky outcome. 680 NEWS political affairs specialist John Stall spoke with Harper by phone on Tuesday morning during a stop in Etobicoke. Harper also commented on the Dutch report […]
Exclusive Interview of Conservative Leader Stephen Harper with John Stall touching on topics including the Trans-Pacific Partnership and Donald Trump.
The Toronto Pan Am Games may mean short-term traffic pain for long-term gain. From clearing crashes faster to stepping up TTC customer service, it appears the city is learning a few lessons from the Games. The Globe and Mail reports police have learned how to clear crashes more quickly and transit agencies are working together […]
680 NEWS political affairs specialist John Stall spoke with retired Canadian general and former NATO commander in Afghanistan about Canada sending its Disaster Assistance Response Team to earthquake-ravaged Nepal. http://pmd.680news.com/podcasts/news_features/Retired-Canadian-general-about-DART_News-feature_2015-04-27.mp3
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be addressing a crowd of 10,000 at Ricoh Coliseum in Toronto on Wednesday. 680News political affairs specialist John Stall spoke with Hari Panday, the president and CEO of PanVest Capital, about what he expects from Modi’s speech. Panday is also the founding president of ICICI Bank Canada, and the […]
It’s hard not to be wowed by the functions of Apple Watch, which unveiled by CEO Tim Cook on Monday.
Mayor John Tory may be acting (as Rob Ford observes), like a dog off a leash, but some think that’s a better demeanor than like a bear in hibernation from the office or a bull in the China shop.