Moore in the Morning

Canadians getting out of Israel, the PCs censure an NDP MPP over comments, the London pickup killer did a dress rehearsal in Toronto, and fighting disinformation online.

GUEST - Jon B. Alterman, senior vice president, Zbigniew Brzezinski Chair in Global Security and Geostrategy, and the director of the Middle East Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. The trend of nurses leaving the public sector to work for private agencies that drain our tax dollars at a much faster pace continues. Do we want Cafe T.O. to be permanent? Chaos in the Middl...

What does Jagmeet Singh's sliding support within his own party really mean?  We turn to CTV News Chief Political Correspondent Vassy Kapelos for answers, a car full of cash, and Free For All Round 2.

The streets of Toronto are a mess of continuous congestion is the answer stronger political will?  Special contributor and Chair of Navigator Ltd Jamie Watt explains.  PLUS Special health reporter and contributor to CTV News Avis Favaro digs into the further expanding problem of nurses leaving the public sector to work for private agencies that draining our tax dollars.   

Jagmeet Singh's support as leader of the NDP appears to be sliding after this weekends party convention.  What does it mean?  Good thing it's a Mulcair Monday so we can break it down.  PLUS what possible solutions are there to Ontario's crumbling healthcare system?  100 physicians are about to descend on queens park to tell the government.     

The latest from the Middle East, keeping food costs down, Veltman takes the stand in his terror trial, and an entire workforce is laid off after forming a union.

Calling on the feds to further help small businesses, pandemic cottage buyers dumping their second homes, a car full of cash, and Free For All Round 2.

Command centre set up to protect Jewish sites, W5 looks into who killed Sonia, how tech companies can't stop live streamed terror, and Free For All Round 1.

Another day, another dump truck hits a highway overpass. Command centre set up to protect Jewish sites. The latest from the Middle East. And whether Canada's brand is damaged after the embassy squabble.

Whether Hamas will launch global attacks, one Toronto street racks up lots of speeding tickets, police to protect Jewish sites.

A larger tax on vacant homes, MPP apologizes but won't step down, digging deeper into whether the Canadian embassy was open, a car full of cash, and Free For All Round 2.

A larger tax on vacant homes, MPP apologizes but won't step down, Canada to airlift citizens out of Israel, Leafs opener victory, and Free For All Round 1.

Leafs opener victory distracts from Israel, MPP apologizes but won't step down, a larger tax on vacant homes, and how AM radio can fix erectile dysfunction. 

RCMP looks into the Greenbelt land swap, a Hamilton resident finally gets her home back, and the latest from Israel.

RCMP looks into the Greenbelt land swap, how Toronto’s cheap and ample parking has been good for business, a car full of cash, and Free For All Round 2.

RCMP looks into the Greenbelt land swap, Canadian soldiers going to the food bank, and Free For All Round 1.

RCMP looks into the Greenbelt land swap, some Toronto City Councillors to make noise over the John Tory Integrity Commissioner report, calls for an NDP MPP to take back her words, and how a type of plastic has been linked to autism and ADHD.

Israel declares war on Hamas, whether people have gotten angrier post-pandemic, ghost hotels in Toronto, and the world reacts to the Hamas attack.

Drinking in the park pilot ends, Israel declares war on Hamas, a car full of cash, and Free For All Round 2.

Canadians trying to get home from Israel, young people feeling Toronto, pro-Palestinian rallies in the GTA, and Free For All Round 1.

Israel declares war on Hamas, pro-Palestinian rallies in the GTA, drinking in the park pilot ends, ghost hotels in Toronto, and fixing leaky data.

The Feds looking at limiting number of Airbnbs to free up rentals, the Crown rests in the London terror trial, a Canadian grandmother accused of smuggling drugs into Hong Kong, and not burning down your house this Thanksgiving. 

City council not interested in sanctioning John Tory, Feds say grocery prices should fall soon, a chance at a car full of cash, and Free For All Round 2.

Feds say grocery prices should fall soon, TTC subway pusher found not criminally responsible, young people giving up on home ownership, and Free For All Round 1.

City council not interested in sanctioning John Tory, Feds say grocery prices should fall soon, how international organized criminals fund crimes through record levels of vehicle theft inside Canada, and one man's inspirational journey from bank heist to entrepreneurship.