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MOORE IN THE MORNING WITH JOHN MOORE — Toronto's most listened to morning show.  Breaking news traffic and weather with the country's most respected commentators.  Live interviews with the newsmakers of the day.  Local, National and International news.

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Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Hour 4: It appears the US and China have come to an agreement on tariffs, Jamaica is in the path of one of the most dangerous hurricanes in recent history and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton. 27.10.2025
Hour 3: The Ford government walking back plan to consider changes to renters’ right to ‘security of tenure’, Canadian unions and business groups scoffing at Donald Trump’s sudden 10 per cent tariff and free for all round two. 27.10.2025
Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, CTV’s Rahaim Ladani on Blue Jays and free for all round one. 27.10.2025
Hour 1: Ford Government backs off rental eviction consultations, clock starts: one year to municipal elections, Toronto candidate take stock and P.M. Carney aims to sell Canada as reliable partner for trade in Southeast Asia. 27.10.2025
Hour 4: There is an increased demand for Blue Jays items, which is almost too difficult to keep up with, Ottawa limits how many American vehicles Stellantis and GM can import tariff-free and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”. 24.10.2025
Hour 3: concerns over major changes in the provincial government’s omnibus bill, Trump says trade negotiations with Canada are ‘terminated’ after Ontario’s anti-tariff ads and free for all round two. 24.10.2025
Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Blue Jays and Dodgers ready for Game 1 of the World Series and free for all round one. 24.10.2025
Hour 1: Donald Trump, infuriated by Ontario’s Ronald Reagan tariff advertisement, cancels all trade talks, sweeping Ontario bill would look at ‘alternative options’ for ending residential leases and Ticketmaster will crack down on scalping program to avoi 24.10.2025
Hour 4: Marilyn Denis and David Corey with pop culture, there are calls for the Federal and Provincial Governments to step in and support the auto industry before it's too late and Chef Mark McEwan, judge for Top Chef Canada, on season 12 currently underw 23.10.2025
Hour 3: Blue Jays World Series ticket gouging. C.D. Howe Institute releases fiscal accountability report cards for the provinces and federal government and free for all round two. 23.10.2025
Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Prime Minister Mark Carney saying Canada should prepare for ‘sacrifices’ as he outlines his budget and free for all round one. 23.10.2025
Hour 1: Prime Minister Mark Carney predicts budget will include sacrifice and opportunity, Doug Ford plans to revisit Ticketmaster law his government cancelled and some Dogs Are So Ball-Obsessed, It Could Mirror Human Addiction. 23.10.2025
Hour 4: TSN’s James Duthie on his sophomore collection of hilarious and heartbreaking stories, Certified Beauties, and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed. 22.10.2025
Hour 3: The testing of the Eglinton Crosstown on pause after rumours of two trains colliding in the train yard, Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra on the TDSB ending its lottery system for specialty schools and programs and free for all round two. 22.10.2025
Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, the Carney government ‘worried’ its budget won’t pass, triggering a federal election and free for all round one. 22.10.2025
Hour 1: Closing of Ingersoll GM plant another body blow to Ontario’s auto sector; Gardiner reopening deadline may be delayed by World Series and pickleball-related eye injuries on the rise. 22.10.2025
Hour 4: Jeff McGuire, former Chief of Police for Niagara Regional Police, on jointly signing a letter to Premier Doug Ford to not remove speed cameras in Ontario, Canadian Songwriter Hall of Fame inductee Andy Kim and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working 21.10.2025
Hour 3: Toronto launching a 3-month downtown traffic blitz targeting gridlock offenders, Liz McGuire, Blue Jays super fan, Ontario Liberal MPP John Fraser and free for all round two. 21.10.2025
Hour 2: - The Five Things You Need to Know, TSN’s Matt Cauz on Jays going to the World Series, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow and free for all round one. 21.10.2025
Hour 1: Blue Jays come from behind to clinch American League Championship Series, opposition parties set sights on Ontario’s Labour Minister and AI News Anchor Debuts on U.K.’s Channel 4 in Stunt Proving Dangers of Artificial Intelligence. 21.10.2025
Hour 4: Ontario Green Party Leader Mike Schreine, thieves made off with jewels from the Louvre Museum over the weekend and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton. 20.10.2025
Hour 3: TSN’s Matt Cauz, Jays win game 6, NDP Opposition Leader Marit Stiles and free for all round two. 20.10.2025
Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, the sheer gall of Stellantis’ caving to Trump, which shows Canada’s industrial economy is on the line and how we fight back and free for all round one. 20.10.2025
Hour 1: Blue Jays force Game 7 with 6-2 victory over the Mariners, short, intense session set for Queen’s Park after 137-day break and as the trade war grinds on, Team Canada is getting restless. 20.10.2025
Hour 4: Avery Haines, Host and Managing Editor for W5, AVERY HAINES INVESTIGATES: CARTEL CANADA , U.S. liquor consumption plummets, Ottawa releases catalogue of home designs to help ease Canada's housing crisis and Tory’s Take. 17.10.2025

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