Moore in the Morning - Sound Bites

NBC News National Correspondent Michael Bower tells Moore In The Morning why some are looking at reigning in big tech companies in the same way as “Big Tobacco” in the past. 

Guests: Queen’s Park Bureau Chief at The Toronto Star Robert Benzie, Kofi Hope, of Monumental and the Toronto Star, Former premier and Liberal education critic, Kathleen Wynne and NEWSTALK 1010’s Jason Agnew.

Guests: NEWSTALK 1010’s Dave Trafford, Toronto lawyer Courtney Betty of Betty’s Law, Amanda Galbraith with Navigator and host of Free For All Friday and Jerry Agar.

Tech expert Ritesh Kotak tells Moore In The Morning about calls on Ottawa to regulate Facebook in the wake of testimony from a whistleblowing former employee. 

WW2 veteran Sergeant Grahame Clapp turns 102 on Sunday. A drive by birthday celebration will take past his rest home in Oshawa at noon that day. John Moore calls to wish Sgt Clapp a happy birthday.

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 how the TTC vaccination mandate could cause service cuts, whether Trick or Treating will be a quiet affair this year, explaining Blue Pumpkins for kids, students across Ontario getting access to free menstrual products this fall, the No...

With fuel costs on the rise, Toronto residents can expect to pay lots more in heating bills. Brett House, Vice-President and Deputy Chief Economist at Scotiabank, explains why to Moore In The Morning. 

Guests: Veteran communications advisor and the man behind Touchdowns & Fumbles, Bob Reid, NEWSTALK 1010’s Adwoa Nsiah-Yeboah, Host of Poplife Richard Crouse and Tamara Cherry of Pickup Communications and now KPW Communications. 

Guests: NEWSTALK 1010’s Robert Turner, Vass Bednar, Executive Director of the Master of Public Policy Program at McMaster, Toronto Councillor Shelley Carroll and Michael Thompson, deputy mayor of Toronto.

The Zodiac Killer has been identified. Too bad he’s been dead for three years. Intel/Investigative Expert Erik Kleinsmith, one of the Case Breakers, who figured it all out tells Moore In The Morning how they did it.

Is public transit in a death spiral due to reduced ridership during the pandemic? Will people avoid trains and buses in favour of cars? Transportation reporter at the Toronto Star, Ben Spurr, has the story for Moore In The Morning.

The Morning Brief with Jim Warren, former advisor to Lastman and Mcguinty. Discussing the biggest stories of the day including that you’ll now need a vaccine passport to get on a plane or train within Canada, Trudeau saying sorry for going to Tofino,  the Toronto teacher being acquitted in that drowning death, Brockville's Mayor resigning after buying a house outside the city, and wheth...

The Zodiac Killer has been identified. Too bad he’s been dead for three years. NBC News Radio National Correspondent Michael Bower gives Moore In The Morning the latest on the story of how a team of investigators cracked the case.

Guests: Toronto lawyer Gavin Tighe, Paven Bratch, Serial entrepreneur in Marketing, tech and real estate development and a part time farmer, Children’s Music Teacher Michelle Morrow and Robert Turner.

Two children in the Oshawa area were recently attacked by coyotes. Berlyn French, mother of a three-year-old who was bitten in their backyard, joins Moore In The Morning with what happened and what she’d like to see the city do about it.

Guests: Elliott Cappell, climate change consultant and host of the “Hot Talk” podcast , Powergroup Communications, Laura Babcock, Phil de Luna, research scientist and cleantech innovator and Jerry Agar.

Gas prices are about to hit an all-time high this week. What’s behind the jump? Dan McTeague, President of Canadians for Affordable Energy, has one explanation for Moore In The Morning

A public washroom was recently destroyed, with speculation that it might be related to a viral “challenge” on TikTok. Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward explains to Moore In The Morning.

The Morning Brief with Preet Banerjee, personal finance commentator and founder of MoneyGaps. Discussing the biggest stories of the day including Justin Trudeau laying down law for federal workers and vaccines, a new poll that suggests Canadians are more worried about environment than COVID, gas prices spiking again on Thursday, whether Facebook is like tobacco, and swapping out holidays for ones...

Guests: Knia Singh, Toronto lawyer and NEWSTALK 1010 pundit, NEWSTALK 1010’s Mark Towhey, Executive Vice President, Maru Public Opinion‎ John Wright and Lindsay Broadhead, SVP of the Toronto Region Board of Trade.

Doug Ford’s Throne Speech focused lots on supporting the Ministry of Long Term Care. Minister Rod Phillips joins Moore In The Morning with what that will mean for residents, workers in the homes, and the province overall.

Guests: Scott Reid, former advisor to PM Paul Martin, Queen's Park Bureau Chief at the Toronto Star, Robert Benzie, Sabrina Nanji from Queens Park Observer and International trade lawyer Mark Warner.

A new study found non-melanoma skin cancer rates rose 30 per cent in Ontario from 2003 to 2017. NEWSTALK 1010 medical correspondent Dr Mitch Shulman breaks down what it means to Moore In The Morning.

According to critics, the word ‘education’ was nowhere to be found in the Ford Government’s Throne Speech. Official opposition education critic MPP Marit Stiles tells Moore In The Morning what she thinks about the premier’s plans for the next 8 months.

Well that was a tough several hours yesterday, with Facebook and its related services Instagram and WhatsApp down for a large chunk of the day. But it’s more serious than just not being able to like cat photos. People were cut off from the messaging part of the social networks. What was behind the outage? NEWSTALK 1010 tech expert Carmi Levy explains to Moore In The Morning.