Moore in the Morning

Canadians cutting back as grocery prices keep rising, AI celebrities, whether Trump could return to the US government, and Toronto subway cars coming to the end of their life.

A lack of ambulances in the city, no flights to Montreal on WestJet, a car full of cash, and Free For All Round 2.

nto subway cars coming to the end of their life, taxing fossil fuel companies, Blue Jays season ends with a whimper, and Free For All Round 1.

It's the same ol song and dance with the Blue Jays, Canadians give up going to the ER, a lack of ambulances, when the Eglinton Crosstown may open, and the mechanics behind purring cats.

History made in the House of Commons and in Manitoba, Hamilton wants to ban right turns on red, an ad-free Facebook, and celebrating the Toronto Argonauts.   

Doug Ford on the defensive, fighting retail thefts, a car full of cash, and Free For All Round 2.

History made in the House of Commons and in Manitoba, rush hour chaos, Hamilton wants to ban right turns on red, do-or-die for the Jays, and Free For All Round 1.

History made in the House of Commons and in Manitoba, rush hour chaos, Hamilton wants to ban right turns on red, and the number of steps you need each day.

Mayor Olivia Chow talks getting money from the feds, Canada doesn't have a school food program, fighting for cheaper pet meds, and work place satisfaction plummets.

Retirees reenter the workforce, developers won't build missing middle housing, win a car full of cash, and Free For All Round 2.

Digital junk food marketing to kids, Mayor Olivia Chow talks getting money from the feds, Blue Jays start the post season, and Free For All Round 1.

Toronto gets cell phone service in the subway, the House of Commons gets a new speaker, Bonnie Crombie fends off attacks, Canada doesn't have a school food program, retirees reenter the workforce, and teens bombarded by notifications.

Ontario's minimum wage goes up, stolen catalytic converters, a major donation, and an update to the story of how a Canadian flight crew ended up detained in the Dominican Republic.

Ontario's minimum wage goes up, how Canadian media could be better funded, the record holder for eating the hottest peppers, and Free For All Round 2.

A stolen lunch caper, Ontario pharmacists can prescribe more drugs, more North York apartment buildings on rent strikes, the province's gas plants are running more often than expected, marking National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and Free For All Round 1.

Ontario's minimum wage goes up, another violent weekend in the city, Dalton McGuinty discusses how to defeat Doug Ford, marking National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and how it was an awful, awful, awful this week in Canadian politics.

Marking National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and whether the office place is obsolete.

Canada's rock acts inducted into the Walk of Fame, Ford says goodbye to another aid, Toronto Island residents feel trapped, a chance to win a car, and Free For All Round 2.

Nice weather is sticking around, Saskatchewan will use the notwithstanding clause, Christmas shopping starts early, and Free For All Round 1.

Canada's rock acts inducted into the Walk of Fame, Ford says goodbye to another aid, Saskatchewan will use the notwithstanding clause, police mentor pleads guilty to helping officers cheat, and rebuilding the country's reputation after a really bad month.

Despite the delays Metrolinx's CEO will get a huge raise, Canadian Country Music walk of fame, importing dogs into Canada, and testing your smoke alarms.

Despite the delays Metrolinx's CEO will get a huge raise, a Pickering City Councillor calls herself a 'modern-day slave,' a car full of cash, and Free For All Round 2.

Despite the delays Metrolinx's CEO will get a huge raise, Trudeau says sorry, the EU says Twitter responsible for spreading misinformation, Canada grows, and Free For All Round 1.

Looks like Ontario's high school teachers will avoid a strike. It also looks like despite the delays, Metrolinx's CEO will get a huge raise. Plus why are teens carrying knives, testing your smoke alarms, and growing new teeth.  

The House speaker resigns, Metrolinx says they may have an update on the Eglinton Crosstown, bomb threats in Hamilton, the Nathan Veltman trial contiunes, and how Bill Bishop Airport supports Toronto.