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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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Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Trump calls his tariffs economic 'medicine'; Liberals’ lead over Conservatives narrows to six points, as NDP reaches a ‘numeric low’ and Ruth Ellen Brosseau, the ‘face of the orange wave,’ to run for NDP in Quebec. 07.04.2025
CTV Chief Political Correspondent Vassy Kapelos on week two of the election campaign coming to a close; Convoy organizers Tamara Lich and Chris Barber found guilty of mischief for their roles in the 2022 mass protest in Ottawa 04.04.2025
Kevin Donovan, Toronto Star chief investigative reporter, on new information in the Barry and Honey Sherman murders; Is Stellantis doing the right thing by laying workers off immediately after the tariffs were announced? Panelists debate the issues of the 04.04.2025
Global markets tank in wake of Donald Trump’s tariffs; Canada launches counter tariffs, and housing affordability has deteriorated over the last twenty years in Ontario. 04.04.2025
Marilyn Denis & David Corey in-studio and Donald Ziraldo, Chairman of the Vintners Quality Alliance (VQA), on the creation of VQA Canada, a national framework that would strengthen Canada’s wine industry by breaking down interprovincial trade barriers and 03.04.2025
Amanda Lang, host of Taking Stock with Amanda Lang on BNN Bloomberg; Reaction to President Donald Trump’s Rose Garden news conference imposing tariffs on products imported to the United States 03.04.2025
Brett House, professor of economics at Columbia Business School; Doug Ford’s response to US tariffs announcement; panelists debate the issues of the day on round one. 03.04.2025
Canada left off Donald Trump’s tariff hit list; U.S. doctors are looking to move to Canada 50 years since the CN Tower topped the world; Genes may influence our enjoyment of music. 03.04.2025
Journalist and former Canadian politician Jo-Ann Roberts on her new book, Storm the Ballot Box, aiming to empower Canadians to mark their X in our next election, and Perrin Beatty, former defence minister now with the Expert Group on Canada-U.S. Relations 02.04.2025
Financial Commentator Pattie Lovett Reid on Donald Trump’s so-called “Liberation Day” tariffs coming into effect; panelists debate the stories of the day on round two. 02.04.2025
Freezing rain coming to parts of the GTA and surrounding areas; panelists discuss the issues of the day on round one. 02.04.2025
It’s Tariff Day as Canada waits to see what punishment Donald Trump may inflict; Conservatives dump another candidate and Researchers discovered a hair loss breakthrough that’s shockingly simple. 02.04.2025
Tomorrow is ‘Liberation Day’ according to Donald Trump, when the United States is set to begin what the President calls “reciprocal” tariffs; Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t. 01.04.2025
Kevin Grier, a livestock, meat and grocery market analyst based in Guelph, on how soon Canadians could feel the carbon levy’s demise; panelists discuss the stories of the day on round two. 01.04.2025
The release of unflattering reports from the integrity commissioner and the auditor general; Economist Jim Stanford, director of the Centre for Future Work, on why Canada will survive Donald Trump’s tariffs; panelists debate the issues of the day on round 01.04.2025
Gas prices drop 20 cents with end of carbon tax ; controversial Liberal candidate resigns; Viral Studio Ghibli-style AI images showcase power – and copyright concerns – of ChatGPT. 01.04.2025
Nathan Radke, Cultural Theory professor at Humber College and host of The Uncover Up Conspiracy Podcast, on conspiracy theories surrounding Mark Carney; Wendy Sachs, director of the documentary October 8, coming to Canada in April 2025 31.03.2025
Storm Chaser Mark Robinson with The Weather Network, on the aftermath of this weekend’s ice storms; NBC News Radio National Correspondent Rory O’Neill on Donald Trump not ruling out seeking a third term in the White House 31.03.2025
Protest and counter protest over new shelter in Etobicoke; Barrie Mayor Alex Nuttall on the aftermath of this weekend’s ice storms and Free-For-All Round One 31.03.2025
Scott Reid goes off on the conspiracy theories around Mark Carney; Michael Bublé takes patriotic stance at Juno Awards and it's a Mulcair Monday 31.03.2025
NEWSTALK 1010’s Jason Agnew talks Blue Jays baseball, Amanda Lang, host of Taking Stock with Amanda Lang on BNN Bloomberg joins us, and Tory's Take 28.03.2025
CTV Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Siobhan Morris on Premier Ford’s phone call with US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. Plus: polling shows Tories not doing well in Ontario 28.03.2025
CP24’s Bill Coulter on an ice storm hitting southwest Ontario this weekend; Vassy Kapelos, CTV Chief Political Correspondent and host of the Vassy Kapelos Show, and now Host of the podcast: That Just Happened with Vassy Kapelos – Canada Decides 2025; pane 28.03.2025
Mark Carney says US is no longer a reliable trading partner; Toronto City Councillors give themselves a fat pay raise; Toronto City Councillor Shelley Carroll on council remuneration - giving themselves a raise. 28.03.2025
Marilyn Denis and David Corey in-studio, and we talk to Retired Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman on his new book THE FOLLY OF REALISM: How the West Deceived Itself About Russia and Betrayed Ukraine 27.03.2025

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