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The Deb Hutton Show

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Deb Hutton provides listeners with real talk that cuts through the noise for the early drive home. Her experience in politics and communications brings a fresh common sense perspective on the issues that matter.

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16 paź 2026

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Here is how the TTC will respond to one of the busiest weekends of the summer  21.08.2026

We talk with the city's Chief Congestion Officer Do you agree with Mark that cannabis addiction is a real thing? GUESTS: Andrew Posluns - City of Toronto Chief Congestion Officer Richard Crouse - co-host of the podcast Maple Syrup For Your Eyes

Mark Towhey fills in for Deb and Jim  21.08.2026

Will Mark Carney get a deal with the US? Who is running in the Toronto municipal election?  GUESTS: CTV’s Jeremie CharronChristian Leuprecht - Professor in Leadership, Royal Military College and Queen’s UniversitySiobhan Morris - CTV Toronto Queen’s Park Reporter

A wild week in the municipal election  20.08.2026

Deb looks at the surprise candidate announcements. The delicate art of designing a mascot.  GUESTS: Alex Chreston - Vice President at Crestview Strategy and former advisor to the Mayor of Toronto Blue Knox - Former Director of Communications to ex-Mayor John Tory, now a Public Affairs Executive and Campaign Strategist Rick Wilson - Alberta's Minister of Mental Health and Addiction Tony Chapma...

Is US alcohol coming back to Canadian shelves?  20.08.2026

Deb looks at the state of negotiations. Who is buying $11 non-alcoholic beverages?  GUEST: Siobhan Morris - CTV Toronto Queen’s Park Bureau Reporter

Some of the wildest untold stories from Parliament.  19.08.2026

Deb talks with someone who has seen it all. BREAKING: Toronto councillor Paula Fletcher is retiring GUESTS: Charlie Feldman - author of Unparliamentary: Tales from Canada’s Colourful Parliamentary Past. He was also the former president of the Canadian Study of Parliament Group  Guidy Mamann - Managing Partner and Immigration Lawyer at Mamann Sandaluk LLP Flavio Volpe - President of...

Will Carney get a deal?  19.08.2026

Complete team coverage of trade negotiations with the US.A man was acquitted due to cannabis psychosis. How common is this?  GUESTS: Lisa Raitt - Former Federal Cabinet Minister and member of Mark Carney’s Canada-U.S. advisory council David Polansky - Toronto-based writer and contributor at The Hub Monte McGregor - criminal defence lawyer  

Is Caitlin Clark the most important player in all of sports?  18.08.2026

The WNBA superstar arrives in Toronto. The first debate of the mayoral race is announced.  GUESTS: John Tory - former mayor of Toronto Steve Simmons - Toronto Sun sports columnist

Is Nate Erskine Smith really about to run for council? 18.08.2026

Deb weighs in on a report. Carney speaks with Trump, calls trade negotiations ‘very intense and delicate’ .  GUESTS: David Mastin - ETFO President Mike LeCouteur - Senior Political Correspondent with CTV News  

Pierre Poilievre faces internal leadership questions  17.08.2026

What will the Conservative leader do? Do you want kids at weddings?  GUESTS: Vassy Kapelos - CTV Chief Political Correspondent and host of the Vassy Kapelos Show, Monday-Thursday noon till 2 PM on the iHeart Radio Network.  Marianne Meed Ward - Chair of Ontario’s Big City Mayors and Mayor of Burlington  

Why are so many people going to the bathroom on the side of the road?  17.08.2026

Deb's been seeing some weird things out there. Mike Layton eyes return to Toronto city council.  GUESTS: Mike Layton - former representative for University-Rosedale Kerry Bowman - Bioethicist at the University of Toronto 

How should TMU tackle a 'deeply polarized campus environment'?  14.08.2026

Breaking down the findings of a new report. Ontario cabinet minister calls for ‘all-out ban on AI deepfakes and impersonations’  GUESTS: Kristin Rushowy - Senior Writer with the Toronto Star Brian Lilley - Toronto Sun columnist Stephen Crawford - Minister of Public and Business Service Delivery and Procurement Richard Crouse - host of the podcast Entertainment is Broken ...

Doug Ford wins major court battle on bike lanes  14.08.2026

Do you agree with the decision? Should Mark Carney be going on vacation in Italy?  GUESTS: David Shellnutt - The Biking LawyerDoug Downey - Ontario Attorney General 

A boy spent roughly $2,000 of his family's emergency savings on Roblox gift cards  13.08.2026

Who is responsible here, the retailer or the parents? How a former homicide cop used to trail suspects undetected.  GUESTS: Mark Mendelson – Newstalk 1010 Crime Expert and Former Homicide DetectiveDr. Zain Chagla – Infectious Disease Physician, St. Joseph's Health System, Hamilton

Why people living in Canada illegally will no longer qualify for provincial social assistance 13.08.2026

Deb looks at Ontario's decision to tighten eligibility rules. Is changing your mind in politics a good thing?  GUESTS: Michael Parsa – Minister of Children, Community and Social Services, MPP for Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond HillJake Fuss – Director of Fiscal Studies at the Fraser InstituteJohn Fraser – Interim Leader of the Ontario Liberal Party

Potential trade deal with the United States?  12.08.2026

Reports suggest Canada's chief trade negotiator warned American officials that new tariffs could derail progress at a critical moment. Ontario cabinet minister calls for sweeping ban on AI-generated deepfakes and impersonations GUESTS: Gitane De Silva – Executive Director, Peter Lougheed School of Politics, University of AlbertaDr. Isaac Bogoch – Infectious disease expertMohit Rajans &...

Jim fills in for Deb all afternoon  12.08.2026

Can You Moderate Your Drinking? Jim has some thoughts about recent comments from Brad Pitt, who has resumed drinking after years of sobriety. GUESTS:Mark Scheeren and Michelle Dunbar – Addiction experts, co-founders of The Freedom Model and the Baldwin Research Institute

Is Canada missing out on the I.P. Boom?  11.08.2026

What we need to be focusing on for a possible deal with the States.  Can the Blue Jays turn the season around?  GUESTS: Barry Appleton - international trade lawyer Mike Wilner - Toronto Star baseball columnist and host of the podcast Deep Left Field 

Mark Towhey fills in for Deb 11.08.2026

Are you cool enough to carry a man purse?  Are US cars disappearing?  GUESTS: Monte McGregor - criminal defence lawyer Petrina Gentile - automotive journalist with the Globe and Mail

Should we treat addiction the same way we treat tuberculosis?  10.08.2026

Mark takes your calls.  Should Mark Carney follow Britain's plan to get people hanging out more?  GUESTS: Jesse Rogerson - Associate Science Professor at York University and author of the book Daydreaming in the Solar System Justin Ling - staff columnist for the Star and an investigative journalist based in Montreal

Mark Towhey fills in for Deb this afternoon  10.08.2026

What’s the biggest thing you’ve ever forgotten? We hear from the steel industry about Mark Carney's tariff plan.  GUESTS: Marty Warren - United Steelworkers National Director for Canada Michel Juneau Katsuya - former Asia-Pacific chief at CSIS   

Coyotes in Your Bed, Emergency Alert Failures & Discount Concert Tickets 07.08.2026

Jim Richards explores Toronto's growing coyote problem with wildlife expert Dennis Murray, following reports of attacks in Markham and even a coyote pup found inside a Toronto home. Next, Conservative MP Mike Lake discusses calls to reform Canada's public alert system after the tragic disappearance and death of a Calgary boy. Later, Trucker Sal compares his experiences crossing the border via the...

Forced Treatment, Accessible Taxis & Jim’s Family Frustrations 07.08.2026

Jim Richards kicks off the hour with a classic Jim Rant, sharing his thoughts on who should be listening to the show and why. Then, lawyer Gavin Tighe joins the program to discuss a proposal from Ontario mayors that would allow some people struggling with severe addiction to be compelled into treatment, sparking debate over public safety, individual rights, and mental health care. Later, Peter Ath...

Should Parents Charge Rent? Plus GPS Brain Drain & Canada’s Drug-Impaired Driving Problem 06.08.2026

  Deb Hutton opens the phones to debate whether government money would be better spent on policing and public safety rather than grants and funding programs, following federal support for the Taste of the Danforth. Listeners then tackle a common family dilemma: Should parents charge their adult children rent while they're living at home? Later, the conversation turns to technology and navigat...

Refugee Health Care, Toronto Crime Crackdown & What's the Dirtiest Thing in Your Home? 06.08.2026

Deb Hutton opens the hour with commentary on the debate over fairness and inclusion in women's sports, sparked by comments from WNBA player Sophie Cunningham. Then, immigration lawyer Guidy Mamann discusses the federal government's decision to restore health-care coverage for refugees and what it means for newcomers to Canada. Later, crime specialist Mark Mendelson breaks down recent developments...

Parents, Politics & Remembering a Broadcasting Legend 05.08.2026

  Deb Hutton speaks with Danielle Ripossati, a School Parent Council President, about practical ways parents can become more involved in their children's education and strengthen school communities. Listeners then share how they're participating in their kids' schools, from volunteering and fundraising to staying engaged with teachers and administrators. Later, Nathan Downer previews CTV News...

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