Moore in the Morning

Why are books being taken out of school libraries, accusations galore of election interference, Leafs try to even up the second round, and Free For All Round 2.

Leafs try to even up the second round, accusations galore of election interference, and Free For All Round 1.

More TTC cuts sparking fears of a ridership ‘death spiral’, the office of cleaning up dead raccoons isn't doing its job, accusations galore of election interference, and science comes out of the lab and into the park.

May the 4th be with you. Govern yourself accordingly. Is May the 4th the perfect lead into Cinco de mayo? I'll let you know tomorrow. John Moore looks at whether the TTC is facing a "death spiral," accusations galore of election interference and concerns that AI could play a role in meddling, a deal worked out with the feds and tax collectors, and an accused poisoner faces the court.

How Ontario will mark the coronation of King Charles, whether loneliness is as deadly as smoking, whether a domino effect could lead to more strikes after federal workers get 12.6% raise, and Free For All Round 2.

Whether a domino effect could lead to more strikes after federal workers get 12.6% raise, two Toronto police officers charged for stealing booze, two Canadians killed in Ukraine, and Free For All Round 1. 

A Mississauga man facing charges for providing a chemical used to commit suicide, more memories of Gordon Lightfoot, whether a domino effect could lead to more strikes after federal workers get 12.6% raise, heading to see the Leafs in Florida, and whether loneliness is as deadly as smoking.

The Leafs aren't Lucy with the football just yet. John Moore returns from his trip to North Carolina with a drawl and looks at how the Leafs are down but not out, paying transit fares with credit cards, Federal workers getting a huge wage bump, a Mississauga man facing charges for providing a chemical used to commit suicide, two Canadians killed in Ukraine, and how live TV is first victim of the w...

Police prepare for the Leafs in Round 2, a campaign seeks to ban ads for gambling, mourning a music legend today, and Free For All Round 2.

Leafs head to Round 2, King Charles seems aloof towards Canada, mourning a music legend today, and Free For All Round 1.

Canada mourns a music legend today, campaign seeks to ban ads for gambling, attempts to get accurate polling numbers from the mayor election, and unlocking your phone with just your mind.

The skies of May turn gloomy; Gordon Lightfoot has died at 84. Canada mourns a music legend today. Jerry Agar, filling in for John Moore, remembers the life and career of Gordon Lightfoot. Also in the news, EVs don't all get the advertised range, a teen subway surfer ends up in hospital, Leafs head to Round 2, and the Jays are looking for the winner of $2.9M.

The Ontario Line forces a 4.5-year partial closure of Queen Street, Leafs advance to Round 2 for the first time in 19 years, some good news, and Free For All Round 1.

The Ontario Line forces a 4.5-year partial closure of Queen Street, a tentative deal reached to end Federal government worker strike, Canadians want government to regulate some social media content, and Trudeau says now is not time for ‘diving into’ negotiations over ties to the monarchy.

April showers bring May flowers? But what do Mayflowers bring? Pilgrims. Jerry Agar, tries his hand at comedy while filling in for John Moore. But no joke here: your taxes are due today. Also not funny: how long the downtown diversions will take to complete as the Ontario Line gets built. Plus, a rock star passes, Leafs advance, Federal workers return to their desks, and people acting like a horse...

Leafs lose and force Game 5, whether casinos are being used for money laundering, the Liberals potentially regulating online content, a lawsuit over construction delays on Eglinton, and Free For All Round 2.

The Ford Government keeping tabs on offenders out on bail, Leafs loss forces Game 6, laundering money through casinos, and Free For All Round 1.

The Ford Government keeping tabs on offenders out on bail, the Liberals potentially regulating online content, a lawsuit over construction delays on Eglinton, and the latest troubles for Bud Light.

It's a sweet sweet Friday... well for Lightning fans anyway. Down, but far from out of it. That's what Leafs fans say after last night's loss forces Game 6. Jerry Agar, filling in for John Moore, look into the latest issues with the Eglinton Crosstown construction, people getting scammed, tracking those on bail, and why those in Durham Region need to keep their phones charged this weekend.

Why educators are chanting "down with homework," Toronto gets a new soccer team, delays in completing the Eglinton Crosstown, and Free For All Round 2.

Delays in completing the Eglinton Crosstown, whether York Region Catholic schools could be declared "unsafe," why Disney is suing Florida, and Free For All Round 1.

The Eglinton crosstown not opening this year, activists saying York Region Catholic schools are not safe for queer students, the LCBO set to abandon paper bags, helping Canadians with their taxes, and how walking the dog is linked with brain injuries.

Place your bets. Which will happen first: Eglinton crosstown opens or Leafs win the Cup?  Game 5 brings the Leafs home; Will they advance to round 2 for the first time in nearly two decades? John Moore looks at the latest delays in completing the Eglinton Crosstown, whether York Region Catholic schools could be declared "unsafe," how you'll be carrying your wine home from the liquor store, a new C...

Critics object to lower standards for new police officers, why Canada's airports and airlines fall behind its international counterparts, and Free For All Round 2.

Critics object to lower standards for new police officers, what could be lost as the Greenbelt is developed, Toronto committee declares homelessness a crisis, and Free For All Round 1.