Moore in the Morning - Sound Bites

GUEST: Cam Wodka (Little Canada Communications coordinator) Jason Agnew fills in for John Moore.

GUEST: Katrina Maheu (Senior Director of Communications, PR, and S&R) Jason Agnew fills in for John Moore.

GUESTS: Jason Peat (Writer, actor, business owner) Kathleen Wynne (Former premier, Liberal education critic) Mark Towhey (Trusted advisor to business & political leaders)

GUESTS: Dave Trafford (Newstalk 1010 contributor) Courtney Betty (Toronto lawyer of Betty’s Law) Amanda Galbraith (Navigator, host of 'Free For All Friday')

The Morning Brief with Deb Hutton (Jason Agnew fills in for John Moore.)

GUESTS: Bob Reid (Veteran communications advisor, the man behind Touchdowns & Fumbles) Tim Hudak (Ontario Real Estate Association, former leader of the Ontario PC party) Sabrina Nanji (Queen's Park Observer)

GUESTS:  Shelley Carroll (Toronto city councillor) Michael Thompson (Toronto Deputy Mayor) Mark Warner (International trade lawyer)

Guests: Jason Agnew, host on NEWSTALK 1010; Children’s Music Teacher Michelle Morrow; Mark Towhey, a trusted advisor to business and political leaders 

Guests: Chris Chapin, partner at Upstream Strategy; Powergroup Communications, Laura Babcock; Phil de Luna, research scientist and cleantech innovator

Labour Lawyer Howard Levitt explains to Moore In The Morning whether employees are entitled to workers compensation following an injury while on the job from home.

With many no longer qualifying for financial support from the feds, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business and Restaurants Canada are urging the provinces to turn on the tap until these recently re-restricted establishments can get back to work. Dan Kelly, head of the CFIB, discusses his joint open letter to the premiers with Moore In The Morning.

Rather than operate at half capacity or close early, many Toronto bars and restaurants are just choosing to close entirely. And just before the busy holiday season. Ty Owens, owner of The Old Sod, is one of them and joins Moore In The Morning.

The Morning Brief with Amanda Galbraith, principal at Navigator and host of Free For All Friday. Discussing the biggest stories of the day including Doug Ford and his PCs poised to win next election, a Tory MP sharing misinformation on social media, how few businesses are eligible for federal benefit, the feds moving to ban plastics, one city declaring war on loneliness, and France’s first l...

NBC News Radio National Correspondent Rory O'Neill takes a look at Kim Potter and Ghislaine Maxwell trials as we await the verdicts on Moore In The Morning.

Guests: Melissa Lantsman, MP for Thornhill; Queen's Park Bureau Chief at the Toronto Star, Robert Benzie; Richard Crouse, host of the podcast Last Call with Richard Crouse 

Guests: Scott Reid, former advisor to PM Paul Martin; Sabrina Nanji from Queens Park Observer; International trade lawyer Mark Warner

NEWSTALK 1010 crime specialist Mark Mendelson previously told Moore In The Morning that losing a couple of Toronto cops to the vaccine mandate would not impact the service. But what if 30% of the force caught COVID, as the police chief says could happen amid rising cases?

Train enthusiast and TTC street car owner Alex Glista joins Moore In The Morning to bemoan the end of the Orangeville Brampton Railway, a 55-kilometre long short line railway that just ended service after more than 100 years. 

TSN’s Matt Cauz has the latest on the NHL postponing games as Covid cases spike for Moore In The Morning. Meanwhile, several Raptors players have entered protocols. 

NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin tells Moore In The Morning that fainting at the sight of needles has an evolutionary basis. 

For those who love the thrill of Black Friday shopping, sniping bids on eBay, and fantasy sports drafts, yesterday was the Super Bowl. For the rest of us, getting an appointment for a booster shot was closer to The Hunger Games. John Moore takes a look at the difficulties faced by many Ontarians, including himself, for getting jab number 3. One Toronto hospital has shut down surgeries as cases ris...

A new lab study suggests those who survive breakthrough COVID-19 infection may have 'super immunity'.  NEWSTALK 1010 medical correspondent Dr Mitch Shulman breaks it down for Moore In The Morning. 

As of yesterday, restaurants in Ontario (as well as most businesses) are now operating at 50% capacity. Will any survive another shutdown? Does the industry feel one is inevitable?  Erin Gamelin, owner of Louis Cifer Brewworks and Stout Irish Pub, unloads on Doug Ford and the Province…  

When not representing his two wheel riding clients, Toronto lawyer David Shellnut, known as The Biking Lawyer, takes his band of volunteers to deliver food and supplies to those in need. Despite the snow on Saturday, the Bike Brigade rode across the city to deliver 51 donated Food Share food boxes. Tomorrow is their next outing.

The stress of  the pandemic is leaving people with cracked teeth from clenching and grinding.  Dr George Christodoulou, owner and co-founder of Altima Dental,  explains to Moore In The Morning on what he’s seeing.