Moore in the Morning - Sound Bites

Dr. Kamila Premji, a family doctor and associate professor at the University of Ottawa, reveals to Moore In The Morning how fewer medical students are pursuing family practices. 

Dr Naheed Dosani, the Health Equity Lead at Kensington Health in Toronto, explains to Moore In The Morning how some people facing financial strife are turning to medically assisted death. 

Robin Delany, owner of North Vancouver’s Delany Coffee House tells Moore In The Morning how they were able to still serve customers during the Rogers outage by turning to IOUs. They’ve recovered nearly all the money. 

The Morning Brief with Tim Hudak, former leader of the Ontario Conservatives, now with the OREA. Discussing the biggest stories of the day including Canadian telecoms told to make a deal to back each other up as customers want more compensation, Doug Ford pushing to fill labour shortage with more immigrants, Long COVID sufferer who can’t work wanting to use MAiD to end her life, a survey suggestin...

GUEST: Scott Reid, CTV Political Analyst and former advisor to a Prime Minister Maureen Holloway, host of the podcast Women of Ill Repute  Jerry Agar - Mid morning Host on NEWSTALK 1010, NEWSTALK CKTB and NEWSTALK CJBK

GUESTS: Deb Hutton (Communications advisor, former senior advisor to two premiers) Lindsay Broadhead (SVP of the Toronto Region Board of Trade) Paven Bratch (Serial entrepreneur in Marketing, tech and real estate development, part time farmer)

Economist DT Cochrane at the Canadians for Tax Fairness breaks down how supermarkets are hiking prices faster than necessary and the companies are profiting off inflation for Moore In The Morning.

Linda Silas, president of the Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions, tells Moore In The Morning about joint calls from various health care worker groups asking Canadian Premiers to do more about the numbers of people quitting the profession. 

NEWSTALK 1010 contributor Courtney Betty joins Moore In The Morning after returning from Truro, Nova Scotia, where Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologized for racism faced by the all-Black Canadian unit in the First World War.  

Vass Bednar, Executive Director of the master of public policy program in digital society program at McMaster, explains to Moore In The Morning how the Rogers outage shows Canada needs a Plan B when wireless and internet services fail, which shut us out of much of our modern day life. 

Mulcair Mondays with former NDP Leader and CTV political analyst Thomas Mulcair. Discussing the biggest stories of the week: Massive Rogers outage is why Canada needs more competition in telecoms, Half of Canadians say the country is on the 'wrong track' to building unity, Pierre Poilievre; Has Alberta found its new political darling?, and at 79 whether Biden Is Testing the Boundaries of Age and t...

The Morning Brief with Bob Richardson, NEWSTALK 1010 contributor and Senior Counsel at National Public Relations. Discussing the biggest stories of the day including Rogers executives called to the carpet by federal government, whether supermarkets are profiteering, a new survey showing half of Canadians feel country is on the wrong track, Elon Musk backing out of the Twitter deal, and a pregnant...

GUESTS: Pamela Palmater (Lawyer, professor, and activist) Caryma Sa’d (Toronto lawyer) Matt Gurney (Journalist and co-founder of The Line, an online magazine)

GUESTS: Jason Agnew (NEWSTALK 1010 host) Kofi Hope (Monumental, The Toronto Star) Anne Lagace Dowson (Montreal radio commentator)

Dave Trafford (Host and producer of "On The Ledge" - The Ontario Politics Podcast) Courtney Betty (Toronto lawyer, Betty’s Law) Amanda Galbraith (Navigator Ltd., host of Free For All Friday on NEWSTALK 1010) Jerry Agar (The Jerry Agar Show)

Toronto Star Business Reporter Rosa Saba tells Moore In The Morning how the different unions representing airport workers are gearing up to make travel even more of a pain. 

GUEST: Bob Reid (Principal at Broadway Strategy.com, creator of Touchdowns & Fumbles heard Fridays on NEWSTALK 1010) Tamara Cherry (Pickup Communications) Tim Hudak (OREA, former leader of the Ontario PCs)

The Morning Brief with Mark Towhey, a trusted advisor to business and political leaders. Discussing the biggest stories of the day including Boris Johnson resigning, Patrick Brown not going down without a fight, Brampton City Councillors saying Brown should be ousted from mayoralty as well, airport unions planning to continue making travel terrible, and a Florida Man pulls no punches In brutal Obi...

Mark Lavelle, Global Sales Director of GripBlock, a local company, tells Moore In The Morning how they're improving your outdoor dining experience in the GTA.  

GUESTS: Vass Bednar (Executive Director of the MPP in Digital Society at McMaster University) Caryma Sa’d (Toronto lawyer) Robert Turner (NEWSTALK 1010)

GUESTS: Deb Hutton (Communications advisor, former advisor to two premiers) Michelle Morrow (Children’s music teacher) Mark Towhey (Business & political advisor)

Notre-Dame Hospital recruitment coordinator Mélanie Goulet tells Moore In The Morning how cancelled flights have impacted this northern Ont. healthcare centre, risking the closure of its ER.

Kelly Laing, popped an Apple Air Tag tracker in her luggage and watched her bag sit at Pearson for days amid the baggage chaos. She shares her story with Moore In The Morning.

Former federal NDP leader and now CTV political analyst Thomas Mulcair talks Patrick Brown being disqualified from the Conservative Leadership race with Moore In The Morning. 

Toronto City Councillor Shelley Carroll tells Moore In The Morning how Toronto is suspending some city work due to a COVID-19 budget crunch.