Moore in the Morning

Better fill up those gas tanks today... and maybe a few fuel cans too. Gas prices are set to jump big time at midnight. John Moore looks at what's driving the increase along with the SIU clearing the cop who took down the Vaughan condo shooter, another mayor hopeful gets into the race, what's happening with that Russian plane at Pearson, using a ferry to commute to work, and why high schoolers are...

Staff shortages at the Ontario courthouse could lead to cases getting tossed, Fox News and Dominion delay the trial, and Free For All Round 2.

Very few people are ultimately going to make the decision about who becomes mayor of Toronto, Tell Me Something Good, and Free For All Round 1.

Olivia Chow is likely announcing another run for mayor, another mayor hopeful pitches free transit for first responders, whether the  the Liberal government’s online streaming bill could lead to a surge in new Canadian TV content, and CBC receives a Twitter label.  

When we reach 50 candidates, does City Hall shoot off fireworks? Olivia Chow is likely announcing another run for mayor, bringing the list of candidates up to 47. John Moore looks at her chances 9 years after her last run, while another mayor hopeful pitches free transit for first responders. Hockey Canada gets their funding back, CBC receives a Twitter label, Ontario proposes lowering minimum age...

A pitch to make transit safer while another mayoral candidate's plan gets support from Doug Ford, a looming shortage of farmers, and an immigrant falls into the human trafficking's trade. Plus Free For All Round 2.

Whether snow could be in the forecast next week, Toronto residents turning to pet food banks, the Pentagon data leaker is caught, and Free For All Round 1.

A pitch to make transit safer while another mayoral candidate's plan gets support from Doug Ford, how sleep interruption could give you a stroke, and Prince Harry will head to the coronation without Meghan.

If the Science Centre moves to Ontario Place, do they just swap the subway signs? Which record could you listen to start to finish and why is it Rush's Moving Pictures? John Moore digs into a pitch to make transit safer, while another mayoral candidate's plan gets support from Doug Ford. Plus, a race to lower cell phone bills, a wiggy truck chase, a TV legend steps down, and snow could be in the f...

Social media accounts calling out the candidates running for mayor, promises not kept for a national school lunch program, and Free For All Round 2.  

How the city's homeless situation could get worse before it gets better, John Lennon's "Lost Weekend" with May Pang, and Free For All Round 1. 

Social media accounts calling out the candidates running for mayor, longer wait times on the TTC, using AI to write sermons, and  how light pollution may extend mosquitoes’ biting season.

 I'll eat a poutine hot dog for every download of this podcast. It's another April scorcher today, plan accordingly. John Moore looks at a rash of social media accounts calling out the candidates running for mayor, longer wait times on the TTC, the Raptors season coming to an end, and Canadians really feeling burned out.

Another City Hall hopeful throws her hat in the ring, an attempt to lower hydro rates, and why you shouldn't use a public phone charging station, Plus Free For All Round 2. 

Toronto businesses need more time to pay back pandemic loans, Ford to build EVs in the GTA, Toronto tax payers will be on the hook for the World Cup, and Free For All Round 1.

Toronto tax payers will be on the hook for the World Cup, an attempt to lower hydro rates, the 43rd Terry Fox run, and vaccines for cancer and heart disease could be in our near future.

It's warm and windy. I'll leave it at that. The Jays are going to the World Series! Ok so they just won the home opener, but don't wreck this for me. John Moore looks at how Toronto tax payers will be on the hook for the World Cup, an attempt to lower hydro rates, new downtown road diversions, businesses unable to pay back pandemic loans, and why you shouldn't use a public phone charging station.

Ontario Human Rights Commissioner (and former police officer) Randall Arsenault on sharing videos of 'sad' conditions at one downtown Toronto subway station. TSN’s Scott Mitchell on the Blue Jays home opener tonight against the Detroit Tigers in the first of a three-game series and Round 2.

LTC homes shutting down rather than renovate, calls to fight Islamophobia, the fallout from leaked Pentagon data, and Free For All Round 1.

Actual cellular service coming to the TTC, LTC homes shutting down rather than renovate, and how AI is coming for your job.

Let's Go BlueJays .. to the new food concourse at the stadium.   It's the Jay's home opener and the city is already extra excited; which is why some transit routes are fare-free today. John Moore looks at actual cellular service coming to the TTC, Canadians unable to save for retirement, hating on winter, the fallout from leaked Pentagon data, and an abandoned dog is up for adoption.

Whether cannabis shops will come to Mississauga, parents supporting their adult kids, figures from the TTC that show safety incidents declined when security starting patrolling the system, and Free For All Round 2.

Figures from the TTC that show safety incidents declined when security starting patrolling the system, how mental illness is driving random street violence, a bride get back a long lost camera, and Free For All Round 1.

Figures from the TTC that show safety incidents declined when security starting patrolling the system, a cop killer gets parole, and why the Liberals are sticking with Trudeau.

Here's your prescription to take advantage of the summer-like weather heading our way. John Moore looks at figures from the TTC that show safety incidents declined when security starting patrolling the system. Also in the news: companies trying to lure workers back with new perks, police investigating an attack on Muslim worshipers, bystander warding off a car jacking, the CRA could go on strike,...