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NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin explains a new study that finds what makes kids more likely to forgive might help grow-ups remember what it takes as well, how deep conversations with strangers can have surprising results, Antarctica's 'Doomsday glacier' potentially raising global sea levels 2 feet, and what should you do when a troll strikes on social media.

The Morning Brief with Scott Reid, former advisor to Prime Minister Paul Martin. Discussing the biggest stories of the day including the NHL cancelling cross border games, whether a strong response to Omicron could be the light at the end of the tunnel, our friend Jim Warren getting a new job, calls for the rest of Canada to leave Quebec alone, rest of Canada, and how factions in the US military c...

As some Canadians get ready to take to the skies for the holidays (despite cautions not to from officials), the number of COVID cases keeps growing exponentially. NBC News Radio National Correspondent Michael Bower has the latest on the pandemic and what to expect if your plans include air travel to the United States for Moore In The Morning. 

NEWSTALK 1010 medical correspondent Dr Mitch Shulman breaks down the safety of parents wanting their kids to get vaccine number 2 in less than half the recommended interval for Moore In The Morning.

NEWSTALK 1010 Tech Expert Carmi Levy takes a look at the Whitby self driving bus crash and where we're going with this technology for Moore In The Morning.

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 to total from NEWSTALK 1010’s radiothon for SickKids, a self-driving bus driving itself into a tree, the science table modelling painting a grim picture just before Christmas, Toronto joining Brampton in protesting Quebec’s anti...

In the 22 months since companies sent workers home, many employers seem to be giving up on a return-to-office for employees for now. On Moore In The Morning, NBC News Radio National Correspondent Michael Bower looks at how many businesses are pushing back their return-to-work dates. 

John Moore hears from Crystal, mother to Nathan, who was born with a critical heart condition and needed a double lung transplant before the age of 1

John Moore speaks with Nicole, mother of 5 year-old Jacob who spent the first three weeks of his life in the NICU at SickKids

Toronto Deputy Mayor Michael Thompson and City Councillor Shelley Carroll tell Moore In The Morning they will put forward a motion in support of Brampton's Patrick Brown in his campaign to legally challenge Quebec's Bill 21.

TSN Journalist Rick Westhead gives thanks and support to SickKids for helping to treat his son's cancer

Ottawa wants to bring back its advisory against non-essential travel, which was only lifted in October. Could its reintroduction cause massive disruptions just one week before Christmas? Travel expert Martin Firestone explains to Moore In The Morning. 

Dozens of players in both the NHL and NFL are in isolation due to Covid protocols. Are we about to see the end of the sports season? TSN’s Matt Cauz has the latest for Moore In The Morning. 

Moore In The Morning checks back in with Davisville resident Steve Jelly. It seems the Grinch's small heart grew three sizes since last week, with the family's Christmas display restored after a vandal slashed their decorations.

The Premiers met with the Prime Minister last night to hash out a coordinated response to Omicron. What was discussed? Will the border be shut again? Can Canadians travel for the holidays? Parliamentary Reporter at the Globe And Mail, Markieke Walsh, joins Moore In The Morning with the latest.

Justin Bates CEO, Ontario Pharmacists Association tells Moore In The Morning what he expects the Ford government might announce today regarding booster shots.

The Morning Brief with Preet Banerjee, personal finance commentator and founder of MoneyGaps. Discussing the biggest stories of the day including Canada possibly restricting travel, the need to be vaccinated to visit LTC homes, the release of a Sherman suspect video, Feds unveiling their fiscal update, a professor hiding $50 but no one finds it, a video of teachers scrambling to collect money for...

GUESTS: Melissa Lantsman (MP for Thornhill) Robert Benzie (Toronto Star Queen's Park Bureau Chief) Richard Crouse (Host of CTV's 'Pop Life', 'Last Call with Richard Crouse' podcast)

GUESTS: Scott Reid (Former advisor to PM Paul Martin) Sabrina Nanji (Queens Park Observer) Mark Warner (International trade lawyer)

Toronto lawyer Caryma Sa’d has been detailing the protests outside Minister Christine Elliott’s home and gives Moore In The Morning the latest

Former federal NDP leader, now CTV Political Specialist Thomas Mulcair discusses with Moore In The Morning the Liberals first post-election financial update. Plus, the fight over Quebec’s controversial Bill 21 heats up again.

CTV Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello gives Moore In The Morning that latest on the province telling staffers to return to work from home. Plus whether there’s any intel on what the premier might be planning in terms of further lockdowns and restrictions.

The Morning Brief with Tim Hudak, former leader of the Ontario Conservatives, now with the OREA. Discussing the biggest stories of the day including rising concerns as Omicron spreads, protesters outside Christine Elliott’s home, Ontario to tax foreign home buyers if the Feds won’t, Justin Trudeau telling Evan Solomon he’ll run again, how a rapper’s song may be leading to a...

Toronto Star investigative reporter Kevin Donovan updates Moore In The Morning on the four year anniversary of the Sherman murders.

GUESTS: Mark Towhey (Newstalk 1010 contributor, advisor to business & political leaders) Deb Hutton (Communications advisor, former senior advisor to two premiers) Lindsay Broadhead (SVP, Toronto Region Board of Trade)