Moore in the Morning

It's a Tech Tuesday!  If you've seen the headlines and want to know who Sam Altman is, how influential he is to artificial intelligence, and the inside track on the biggest tech story going Carmi Levy has you covered!  PLUS John Moore is joined by a group that claims that the majority of climate change is the fault of and now responsibility of the 1%.

Do certain parts of the city deserve to have city funded leaf pickup?  Toronto City Councillor Stephen Holiday joins John Moore to try and convince you.  PLUS What is it like to be sued by Elon Musk? 

John Moore is joined by the former Asia-Pacific chief at CSIS to get his take on one of the "two Michaels" turning on the other after spending nearly 3 years in Jail in China.  PLUS What are the latest numbers on travel expenses for the MPs and how do they stack up against the the two main opposition leaders?

How close are we to a “hostages-for-ceasefire” deal between Israel and Hamas?  PLUS Why is the federal government making it harder for short term income property owners to turn a profit?  John Moore is joined by The Star's  Stephanie Levitz , on her exclusive story.  

It's a Mulcair Monday!  What does Thomas Mulcair make of one of the "Two Michaels," who were jailed in China for nearly 3 years, claiming the other was at fault for both of their detentions?  PLUS Are the federal liberals playing a dangerous game with income property owners in tomorrows fiscal update?  

Grey Cup this weekend, Deb Hutton has the fix, and seniors opting to retire in their homes.

Veltman found guilty, Education workers getting more money, a car full of cash, and Free For All Round 2.  

Veltman found guilty, a haunted house, singer adlibs the national anthem, and Free For All Round 1.

Veltman found guilty, homeless refugee dies in encampment, Grey Cup this weekend, and Bad Boy could be going out of business.

New Canadian coins coming, what's trending with Marilyn Denis and Caitlin Green, and Sleep Out 2023: Executive Edition.

A man runs down four people in North York, the jury deliberates in the Veltman terror trial, a car full of cash, and Free For All Round 2.

A man runs down four people in North York, Ford spending more on private clinics, celebrating Louis Riel Day, and Free For All Round 1.

Toronto eying automated traffic enforcement on King Street, a man runs down four people in North York, superstitions, and the bird test.

Closing arguments in the Veltman trial, Stuff that's working... and stuff that isn't with Katheleen Wynne, Jully Black stops by, and a volcano is set to blow its stack.  

Feds pony up money for rental construction - Mayor Olivia Chow joins us, the latest from Israel and Gaza, a car full of cash, and Free For All Round 2.

Hockey player charged in on ice death, whether the NBA will expand more teams in Canada, new labour law changes in Ontario, and Free For All Round 1.

Hockey player charged in on ice death, Feds pony up money for rental construction, Trudeau trades darts with Netanyahu, a train between Toronto and Chicago, and whether climate change is behind a rise in flesh-eating fungus chases in the US.  

An enormous number of Toronto residents are using food banks, Overhype and Underplayed, and a 50 year old moustache is on the line.

Whether the end of The Beer Store is near, refuting Loblaws claims, a car full of cash, and Free For All Round 2.

Ontario banning unpaid restaurant shifts, whether the end of The Beer Store is near, court delays allow an accused rapist to go free, good news, and Free For All Round 1.

Ontario banning unpaid restaurant shifts, whether the end of The Beer Store is near, and how a pizza promotion went off the rails.

What's next for Canadian downtowns, Hamas attack survivors share their stories, and how Hamas is funded by crypto.

Peter Nygard found guilty, Ontario wants more fare beaters caught, a car full of cash, and Free For All Round 2.

The rise of anti-Semitism in Canada, the Argos season comes to an end, and Free For All Round 1.

Ontario wants more fare beaters caught, Doug Ford’s free-spending fiscal ways in Ontario are worse than Kathleen Wynne’s, new inductees in the Toy Hall of Fame, and realizing Canada doesn't loom large on the world stage.