Moore in the Morning

Trudeau regroups his caucus, more Ontario towns get stronger mayors, calls to boycott Facebook, and Free For All Round 1.

More Ontario towns get stronger mayors, Trudeau regroups his caucus, more Toronto streets could be renamed, Greektown shop owners bemoan the provincial response, some Toronto residents are still without power following a fire, and Elon Musk starts selling the furniture.

Was not expecting to see an arctic fox run across the street today. Ok maybe that's a little exaggeration...but it is cold this morning. John Moore even put on his fancy seat warmers. Meanwhile, some Toronto residents are still without power following a fire, another group of teachers planning to strike, Greektown shop owners bemoan the provincial response, and calls to boycott Facebook.

Fighting fires out west, whether Torontonians have to start paying sales tax,  the city's former mayors ask the council to give up on renaming Dundas Street, and Free For All Round 2.  

Whether Ontario will change how property taxes are handled, the city's former mayors ask the council to give up on renaming Dundas Street, fighting fires out west, and Free For All Round 1.

Fighting fires out west, the city's former mayors ask the council to give up on renaming Dundas Street, whether Ontario will change how property taxes are handled, if election interference got an MPP's social media account shut down, and Trudeau takes his cabinet to group therapy.

The northwest is on fire, the southwest is underwater. Who angered Mother Nature? John Moore looks at Toronto police's tone deaf response to auto theft, the city's former mayors asking the council to give up on renaming Dundas Street, whether Ontario will change how property taxes are handled, and Paramount Prince earns a friend of the show a lot of cash.

Whether universities are driving the housing crisis, why you can't hear streamed TV shows, one of the dragons, and Free For All Round 2.

Raising funds for Toronto, the rudest cities in Canada, 54-40 has a new album, and Free For All Round 1.

Doug Ford saves a staffer, raising funds for Toronto, the rudest cities in Canada, helping teens learn to drive, and microchips in our foods.

Let me tell you how it will be: There's one for you, 19 for me. Toronto is about to break out their copies of 'Revolver' as City Hall considers new taxes. John Moore looks at the revenue raising plans coming from council, Doug Ford saving a staffer in hot water, the evacuation of Yellowknife, and the rudest cities in Canada.  

The Province is now reviewing drug consumption sites, asking for Doug Ford's phone records, and Free For All Round 2.

Toronto looking at new taxes, why Canada is so bad at building transit, the Province is now reviewing drug consumption sites, and Free For All Round 1.

The Province is now reviewing drug consumption sites, Toronto looking at new taxes, how small publishers are affected by the Facebook news ban, and recreating music from your thoughts.

Pro-tip: an eviction notice written in crayon isn't real. After a drug consumption centre employee was charged in the shooting death of a mother in Leslieville, the Province is now reviewing such sites. John Moore has the latest on the evacuation of Yellowknife, Toronto looking at new taxes, freelance trying to clean up the encampments, why Canada is so bad at building transit, and the internet is...

Ontario teachers threaten a strike ahead of the new school year, a look at the provincial budget, escaping the Maui fires, and Free For All Round 2. 

Food prices stubbornly high, Toronto police sued over carding, speculators have descended on Maui, and Free For All Round 1.

Hamilton called the centre of hate, Food prices are stubbornly high, 90 years since the Christie Pits riots, and Free For All Round 2.

Another arrest in the Leslieville shooting, new names for Dundas Street, Toronto police sued over carding, 90 years since the Christie Pit riots, and Canada's excess deaths are on the rise.

Are you Team Elvis or Team Madonna? Elvis died on this date in 1977. John Moore's first thought: Oh it's Madonna's birthday. Don't be cruel... Also in the news, narrowing down the new names for Dundas Street, another arrest in the Leslieville shooting, Toronto police sued over carding, Olivia Chow making good with the cops, and how speculators have descended on Maui.  

Toronto's tourism hasn't recovered, a local landlord/tenant dispute, fighting wildfires with science, and Free For All Round 1.

Ontario teachers threaten a strike ahead of the new school year, Toronto's tourism hasn't recovered, escaping the Maui fires, and AI can guess your password just by listening to you typing.

You can stand under my umbrella, ella, ella. John Moore got a new umbrella and he's really excited to share. That's the update. But if you must know what else is in the news: teachers threaten a strike ahead of the new school year, Toronto's tourism hasn't recovered, TTC riders have a new way to pay, escaping the Maui fires, and a young Leafs prospect dies well before his time.

The GTA has a huge drug problem, housing costs have hit extreme levels, embracing the language of the conspiracy theorists, and Free For All Round 2.

Protecting the Greenbelt, lowing pedestrian deaths on Toronto roads, the latest from Maui, and Free For All Round 1.