Moore in the Morning

You go in the sub, sub goes in the water, you go in the water. Officials are racing to locate a missing tourist sub off the coast of Newfoundland. John Moore, our resident Titanic buff, looks at the latest on this search and rescue. Plus, less than a week to go before the Toronto mayor election, a man wrongly jailed at Pearson, whether we've seen the last of Maxime Bernier, and get those masks out...

Which candidate can fix housing in Toronto, finding a solution to residential school denialism, and Free For All Round 2.

A man accused of three murders escaped custody, Mitzie Hunter visits the studio a week ahead of the election, and Free For All Round 1.

Erin O'Toole says goodbye, the city losing control of law and order, breaking through the congestion.

The Simpsons are clairvoyant again. A man accused of three murders escaped custody. Maybe they should have locked the door, eh? John Moore looks at the latest in the mayors' race, residential school deniers digging up graves, whether we've seen the end of Maxime Bernier, and a wild weekend in sports.

Are strong mayor powers coming to other Ontario cities, renters in revolt, a golf star is born, and Free For All Round 2.

Deadly crash in Manitoba leaves 15 seniors dead, highlights from the mayors debate, Canada's population grows to 40 million, and Free For All Round 1.

Highlights from the mayors debate, a deadly crash in Manitoba leaves 15 seniors dead, two of the girls accused in the downtown swarming attack are back in custody, and a visit from a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer.

Don't make me break out the parachute. Did you hear there was a mayors debate last night? John Moore brings you the highlights. Also in the news: a deadly crash in Manitoba left 15 seniors dead, two of the girls accused in the downtown swarming attack are back in custody, Canada's population grows to 40 million, and Doug Ford says no to breaking up York Region. 

The latest on the mayor's race, Trudeau's office knew about the Bernardo transfer too, Bonnie Crombie ok with Greenbelt changes, and Free For All Round 2.

The latest on the mayor's race, Trudeau's office knew about the Bernardo transfer too, Niagara Falls landlord hurting from LTB delays, Miss Canada 2023 wants more women in STEM programs, and Free For All Round 1.

Turns out Trudeau's office knew about the Bernardo transfer too, Bonnie Crombie ok with Greenbelt changes, CafeTO causing council headaches, and it may be impossible to control AI at this stage.

You reap what you sow. There are changes in the Canadian media landscape. But that's not why Jerry Agar is hosting this podcast. John Moore is on assignment for the day. Starting things off with a joke about farming, Bonnie Crombie finally makes it official, relations between Canada and Russia are crumbling, calls to amalgamate York Region, and a 'new' Beatles song is on the way. 

Donald Trump finally faces the judge, Doug Ford sits on a pile of money like a dragon, why Tony the Tiger is being called a "cereal killer," and Free For All Round 2.

Why Tony the Tiger is being called a "cereal killer," a visit from Toronto's deputy mayor, a four-part look into the murders of Honey and Barry Sherman, and Free For All Round 1.

Doug Ford sits on a pile of money like a dragon, why Tony the Tiger is being called a "cereal killer," pick your own holiday pitch, whether the pandemic gave us all PTDS, and a new test for multiple diseases.

Doug Ford sits on a pile of money like a dragon. Viva Las Vegas! John Moore looks at Ontario's giant surplus, Bonnie Crombie makes it official, the federal conservatives are leading in polls, a pitch to choose your own holiday, and Donald Trump finally faces the judge.

Paul Bernardo transfer will be reviewed, debunking misinformation around the wildfires, contradictory stats paint an uncertain portrait of TTC rider safety, and Free For All Round 2.

Contradictory stats paint an uncertain portrait of TTC rider safety, whether Toronto could see another teen terror summer, Donald Trump to be arraigned, and Free For All Round 1.

Contradictory stats paint an uncertain portrait of TTC rider safety, Erin O'Toole says goodbye, the CERB helped workers, whether companies should double down with Pride, and the dirtiest social media platforms.

Maybe the city council will slap a warning on this podcast. Is crime going up or going down on the TTC? Great question. Conflicting data points to both being true. John Moore, back from his trip, looks at who is leading the Ontario Liberal leadership race, the alleged dodgy past of one Toronto mayor candidate, Donald Trump to be booked for his crimes, how the CERB really did help workers, and a re...

The latest on the mayor's race, whether or not an MPP took a punch at a rally, Canada seizes that Russian jet at Pearson, and Free For All Round 2.

Whether or not an MPP took a punch at a rally, how companies could get employees back to the office, and Free For All Round 1.

The latest on the mayor's race, whether or not an MPP took a punch at a rally, better financial management, Canadians unsure on if they can retire, and special rapporteur David Johnston steps down.

Sell your car and move to Dallas. Stick with us for more financial tips. A tiny house in Toronto sells for $300k over asking. Jerry Agar, filling in for John Moore, points out you can get a giant home in Dallas for less than just that increase. Also in the news: the fall out from David Johnston stepping down, a Canadian finally wins the Canadian Open, and a group wants to bring in stray dogs from...