Moore in the Morning - Sound Bites

Brantford’s Carlie McMaster tells Moore In The Morning about learning that she had a half-sister living in the US after submitting her DNA to Ancestry.com. 

Professor Karen Chapple, director of the School of Cities at the University of Toronto, and one of the co-authors of a new study explains to Moore In The Morning a new survey showing Toronto lagging behind other cities when it comes to the return of workers downtown and whether things ever get back to normal.

Tech Tuesdays w/ NEWSTALK 1010 tech expert Carmi Levy. Discussing the biggest stories of the week: New glasses for the deaf and hard of hearing display subtitles while people speak, what’s next after Tim Hortons' proposed settlement, TikTok 'Kia Challenge' fuels rise in using USB cables to steal cars, and time spent playing video games unlikely to affect well-being. 

Post Media’s Bryan Passifiume tells Moore In The Morning about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spending all but 11 days last month in the air.

The Morning Brief with Tim Hudak, former leader of the Ontario Conservatives, now with the OREA. Discussing the biggest stories of the day including experts predicting the biggest housing slump in 40 years, Toronto lagging behind other cities when it comes to the return of workers downtown, how the Prime Minister spent all but 11 days last month in the air, whether Trudeau's Liberals should be ‘wo...

Guests: Indigenous comedian and host of the podcast CANADA LAND BACK Ryan McMahon, Kofi Hope, of Monumental and the Toronto Star and Montreal radio commentator, Anne Lagace Dowson.

CTV’s Siobhan Morris warns Moore In The Morning of a 'Titanic' staffing crisis leaving at least 14 Ontario hospital units shut down ahead of long weekend. 

Carleton University Sprott School of Business Associate Professor Ian Lee tells Moore In The Morning where those who pivoted careers during the pandemic ended up and what is really driving the worker shortages. 

Guests: Dave Trafford, host and producer of On The Ledge - the Ontario Politics Podcast, Toronto lawyer Courtney Betty of Betty’s Law and Amanda Galbraith with Navigator and host of Free For All Friday.

Former Durham Region MPP Lindsey Park discusses several Ontario hospital units shutting down ahead of the long weekend with Moore In The Morning.

Peter Kelly, one of the first in Ontario to contract monkeypox, shares with Moore In The Morning his story of recovering from the virus to help stop the stigma.

Tim Hudak, former leader of the Ontario PCs and an economist, breaks down whether the worst of inflation is behind us on Moore In The Morning. Which informs the fact that the rise in the cost of everything is slowing down sales.

NBC News Radio National Correspondent Rory O’Neill explains to Moore In The Morning the findings from a new survey that shows many younger couples do not want to have kids. 

Fears grow about the end to COVID-era OHIP rules. Producer Joe Cristiano tells Moore In The Morning about having to live in the province without health coverage. 

The Morning Brief with Deb Hutton, former senior advisor to two premiers and now a communications advisor. Discussing the biggest stories of the day including at least 14 Ontario hospital units shutting down ahead of long weekend, ODSP recipients calling on province to double support payments, Pope Francis acknowledging ‘sexual abuse of minors’ for the first time, whether a boycott could prevent H...

Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy.com and the man behind Touchdowns & Fumbles heard on Fridays, shares his thoughts with Jerry Agar on whether the Pope's visit is good PR for the Church.

Judging by all the cars on the roads at 2:30am, people are either getting an early start to the long weekend or coming home from a late night of fun. Either way, it's going to be a "phone-it-in" kind of day. Jerry Agar, filling in for John Moore, looks at what is open and closed, plus more than a dozen GTA hospitals shutting down due to staffing shortages, whether the Pope's visit has been good PR...

Guests: Ontario Green Party Leader Mike Schreiner, Tim Hudak, former leader of the Ontario Conservatives, now with the OREA and NEWSTALK 1010 crime specialist Mark Mendelson.

Guests: Airline industry expert John Tory Jr., Vass Bednar, Executive Director of the MPP in Digital Society at McMaster University and International trade lawyer Mark Warner.

Toronto Police Chief James Ramer pointed out last year that the vast majority of guns used in crimes in Canada came from across the border. He discusses with Moore In The Morning a new report that backs those figures. 

NBC News Radio National Correspondent Rory O’Neill tells Moore In The Morning about the giant Mega Millions lottery jackpot in the US, which is worth over a billion dollars (and that’s USD, so like $1.31B CAD). Drawing is Friday night at 11pm.

MP Kevin Waugh, who sits on the Parliamentary committee probing how the Hockey Canada dealt with sex assault allegations, joins Moore In The Morning to discuss how they learned that the governing body paid out millions in settlements since 1989.

Discussing the biggest stories of the week: Potential Cure for Baldness, Belief in Conspiracy Theories May Not Be Increasing After All, Dogs Might Actually 'See' Through Smells, and an explosion of mites leads to worst loss of Canada's bee colonies in 20 years.  

Dr Zain Chagla, infectious disease expert at St Joseph’s Healthcare in Hamilton, breaks down Public Health declaring an 'Urgent' response is required as monkeypox cases rise in Canada for Moore In The Morning.

Discussing the biggest stories of the day including fencing going up where a child was struck by a GO train, Hockey Canada CEO won't quit, Canada having an American gun problem, Leslyn Lewis not attending a third leadership debate unless topics like abortion raised, and Ontario’s COVID vaccine portal for young kids opening today.