Moore in the Morning

Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward on her city pronounced the most livable in Ontario, Criminal defence lawyer Bruce Daly on Ontario allowing plea deals with weaker penalties for drunk driving cases, and panelists debate the issues of the day on Round Two.

Kathleen Wynne on Stuff That's Working and stuff that isn't' Blue Rodeo's Jim Cuddy visits Moore in the Morning.

Low inflation and the impact on your mortgage; panelists debate the issues of the day on round one.

Will the TTC go on strike on June 7th? Research trials to study viral Ozempic's effects on Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and more.

Canada is losing doctors, Overhyped and Underplayed, and preventing cyclist injuries.

Iran's president is killed in a helicopter crash; a tribute to George Kash; panelists discuss the stories of the day.

Maple Leafs get a new coach; Panelists debate the issues of the day on round one.

Feds unveil new car theft strategy; AI warnings; Can your Iphone prevent you from getting carsick?

John Tory's take this week on drug decriminalization and federal conservatives threaten abortion rights.

NEWSTALK 1010 medical specialist Dr Mitch Shulman on a young child in Ontario dying from measles; TTC Chair and Toronto City Councillor Jamaal Myers on the transit board meeting as questions linger about the major subway outage this past Monday; The European Union is taking steps to make sure that children don’t become addicted to Facebook and Instagram; Free For All Round Two

Yusuf Faqiri, whose brother Soleiman’s death in an Ontario jail back in 2016 was ruled a homicide; panelists debate the issues of the day on round one.

Is there a TTC strike on the horizon? Walmart closes Toronto tech office.

Cait Alexander, a sexual assault survivor who used to live in Toronto and is now an outspoken advocate for changes in the justice system, on the Ford Government cancelling debate on a proposed NDP sexual assault justice bill and Marilyn Denis on why the early bird dinner is cool again.

Will a $20/hour living wage be enough; racoons are sicker in Toronto; panelists discuss the stories of the day on round two.

Natalie Johnson's last of the series on traffic gridlock in Toronto; panelists debate the issues of the day on round one.

Can the Gardiner construction project be sped up; Cats purrfectly demonstrate what it takes to trust robots.

Mayor Chow in studio talks infrastructure debt; Kathleen Wynne, Stuff that working, and stuff that ain't.

Ontario government's drinking and driving laws; Panelists debate the issues of the day on round two.

Identity theft problems within the Indigenous community; Baltimore bridge collapse update; panelists discuss the stories of the day on round one.

Toronto faces a $26 billion infrustructure shoertfall; Ontario highway fatalities on the rise; Dr. Mtch talks about a potential ALS 'cure'.  

Calls for guardrails around alcohol deregulation, Overhyped and Underplayed, and why you can't find an economy car.

Public Safety Analyst Chris Lewis on taking drivers licenses from those convicted of car theft and panelists debate the issues of the day on round two.

Natalie Johnson's gridlock series continues; Panelists discuss the stories of the day on round one.

Ontario to yank drivers licences from auto thieves; Can AI to beat down fraudulent texts and emails? 

Israel continues its incursion, Getting It Right, gridlock in the city, and guide dogs for diabetes.