Moore in the Morning

NORAD shoots down 'unidentified object' over Yukon, and we talk to our international military expert Christian Leuprecht. Tony Chapman joins us to talk Superbowl Ads, and more on the John Tory resignation on Round Two.

What Comes Next? Who is the deputy Mayor taking over the Mayorship? What powers will she have. More in depth coverage of Tory's resignation. TVO's Steve Paikin joins the show and more discussion on Round One!

More in depth coverage of John Tory's resignation. We talk to councillor Brad Bradford; The Morning Brief with Scott Reid, David Rider of the Toronto Star tells us about the investigation and Mulcair Mondays.

Mayor John Tory steps down from office after admitting he had relationship with former staffer; we try to determine what happens next? What do we know about the Deputy Mayor stepping up, Jennifer McElvie? Who is considering a mayoral run? NORAD shoots down 'unidentified object' over Yukon! You know what's not going anywhere yet? Trees! Metrolinx ordered to halt tree removal, once again, at Osgoode...

The Big Game kicks off on Sunday, Canadians need lots more money than they realize to retire, and Free For All Round 2.

Turns out that Chinese balloon really was spying on us, how climate change will affect Canadians living on the coasts, and Free For All Round 1.

The Big Game kicks off on Sunday, fraud and waste in the city government, one potato chip to rule us all, and the music world losing another legend.

Well, we made it to the weekend. But will the trees outside Osgoode Hall still be there on Monday? Jerry Agar looks at fraud and waste in the city government, scammers getting sophisticated, further rental shortages in Toronto, the music world losing another legend, and determining which potato chip reigns supreme.

Should Toronto's vacant home tax be paused, PSWs can give meds in LTC homes, and remembering a Toronto folk star. Plus Free For All Round 2. 

Ford first up to meet the the feds, the SIU details the shooting death of two officers, aid to Turkiye, and Free For All Round 1. 

Why did the city council say no to 24/7 warming centres, what's up with the weather, and how an illness gave an American man an Irish accent. 

Mickey Mouse is coming for Jerry Agar. Following Freeland's advice, Jerry doesn't have Disney+. So 1010 listeners are coming to his aid; much to the chagrin of the house of the mouse. Also in the news: the city says no to 24/7 warming centres this winter, Doug Ford first up to meet with the Feds to hash out health care funding, the latest on the fatal bus crash in Quebec, and an update on Ontario'...

The Feds hand over healthcare money to the provinces, Canadians are going bankrupt at an alarming rate, whether divorce makes your work performance better, and Free For All Round 1.

The Feds hand over healthcare money to the provinces, Canadians are going bankrupt at an alarming rate, whether divorce makes your work performance better, and Free For All Round 1.

The Feds hand over healthcare money to the provinces, Loblaws battles its detractors over social media, Toronto's city council looks to raise new revenue, and Free For All Round 2.

Toronto's city council looks to raise new revenue, Loblaws battles its detractors over social media, Mayor John Tory talks trees, and Dr. Mitch tells us whether it's safe to hold you pee.

Perhaps the self checkout machine needs a training lane for some customers. Joe Biden tells the world: America First, the rest get the pieces. Jerry Agar joins Jim Richards in calling for a training lane at the supermarket before letting novices use the self-checkout. Also in the news, the Feds hand over healthcare money to the provinces, the new Ontario NDP leader solves a mystery for the media,...

So about those trees outside Osgoode Hall, the PM is meeting with the premiers over healthcare funding, why do Ontario doctors still use fax machines, and Free For All Round 2. 

Guests: The PM meets with the premiers over healthcare funding, Canada can't find pilots, the latest on the search for survivors in Turkey and Syria, plus Free For All Round 1.

So about those trees outside Osgoode Hall, why NYC is handing bus tickets to recent migrants, and an original iPhone is up for auction.

Have you heard the one about the bartender and his small pianist?  Jerry Agar, filling in for John Moore, looks at the PM meeting with the Premiers, New York City sending refugees to Canada, whether the trees outside Osgoode Hall are really as old as some activists claim, protesters demanding more shelter support from Toronto, and the search continues for survivors in Syria and Turkey.

Are 'greedy' landlords the real problem with high rents in the GTA? The latest on that alleged Chinese spy balloon. And Free For All Round 2.

Will Toronto see workers return downtown? Why is the Federal Government spending millions on social media advertising. And Free For All Round 1.

Making Scott Reid's head explode, the justice minister saying he's open to bail reform, and the PM to meet with the premiers to discuss healthcare funding.

If you need a good cry to start the day, Jerry Agar has you covered. Not leaving his day job, Jerry Agar starts this podcast off with a joke. Then he makes us cry. But after that, he digs into the city council considering calling homelessness a crisis, the trees outside Osgoode Hall getting a reprieve, the justice minister open to bail reform, and a powerful earthquake may have left scores dead.