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The Deb Hutton Show
Deb Hutton provides listeners with real talk that cuts through the noise for the early drive home. Her experience in politics and communications brings a fresh common sense perspective on the issues that matter.
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Bonnie Crombie steps down as the Ontario Liberal leader 14.01.2026 35:16
A panel discussion on why Gen Z workers are ghosting jobs, ditching bosses, and chasing side hustles. Bonnie Crombie steps down as the Ontario Liberal leader. The Buffalo Bills win over the weekend and what's to come! Plus - Ontario will build and expand teaching clinics to connect more people to primary care physicians. GUESTS : Jessica McDougall - Senior consultant at Counsel Public A...
Prime Minister Carney’s visit to China, and the impact it’s having on CUSMA 14.01.2026 40:23
Doug Ford says new revenue tools, like a Toronto sales tax, are not on the table. A deer has been found dead with an arrow in its body at Park Lawn Cemetery. Prime Minister Carney’s visit to China, and the impact it’s having on CUSMA. Almost one in three Canadians say the US might try to invade Canada, according to a Leger poll. GUEST: Steve Ryan - CP24 Crime Reporter David...
Wab Kinew asks Doug Ford to end the Crown Royal boycott in Ontario 13.01.2026 35:33
Corporate events at Sankofa square plummeted by nearly 70% last year due to tariffs and protests. Deb shares a feel-good story that shows there is value in helping others.
Olivia Chow raises Toronto rent bank grants 13.01.2026 39:17
Franco Terrazzano weighs in on the increase in the number of federal bureaucrats and on the memorial plaque for Conrad the raccoon. Plus - Deb shares a story from her experience at Costco and gets your thoughts on the incident. GUEST: Franco Terrazzano - Federal Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Have you had trouble returning empty alcohol bottles now that there are less Beer stores? 12.01.2026 33:41
Is there value in going to the theatre to watch movies? Plus - a ground crew member was inadvertently trapped in the cargo hold of an Air Canada plane. GUESTS : John Tory Jr. - aviation expert
Looking into the school nutrition program in schools in Toronto 12.01.2026 39:26
Plus - Judicial Activism in Canadian criminal law with Dylan R. Clarke. GUEST : Dylan R Clarke - a social policy fellow at West Neighbourhood House with law and economics publications in housing and constitutional law
t’s time for the Toronto Budget Breakdown! The city hears your calls and takes your questions. 09.01.2026 39:23
IGUESTS: Shelley Carroll - Chair of the Toronto Police Services Board Stephen Conforti - Chief Financial Officer
Is learning French a good strategy for newcomers to Canada? 09.01.2026 35:25
Deb talks to an immigration lawyer about why people with French language skills could be fast-tracked. Plus – What’s the thing from your childhood that isn’t around anymore? GUESTS: Guidy Mamann - Managing Partner and Immigration Lawyer at Mamann Sandaluk LLP Richard Crouse - host of the podcast Maple Syrup For Your Eyes
Toronto’s traffic czar joins the show 09.01.2026 40:29
Can he fix congestion? Plus – Is having tall grass on your lawn really freedom of expression? GUEST: Andrew Posluns - Toronto's first chief congestion officer
Why is there a road salt shortage? 08.01.2026 36:57
And where can you get more in Toronto these days? Plus – Do you feel more unsafe these days? GUESTS: Joe Salemi - Executive Director at Landscape Ontario Allen Langdon - CEO at Circular Materials
Breaking down the budget with Deb 08.01.2026 39:25
How will it impact your wallet in 2026? Plus – What a former cop thinks about the ICE Minnesota shooting GUESTS: Mark Mendelson - Newstalk 1010 Crime analyst and former homicide detective Brad Bradford - City Councillor for Ward 19, Beaches–East York, mayoral hopeful
Pedestrian accidents - who is to blame? 07.01.2026 36:39
Inside the debate about vehicle-pedestrian collisions Plus – Making the decision about who will raise your kids if anything happens. GUESTS: Jason Mercer - Toronto Regional Real Estate Board’s chief information officer Stephen Lecce - Ontario Energy and Mines minister
‘We believe he was there to kill somebody’ – Inside a random shooting at U of T Scarborough 07.01.2026 38:59
Police make an arrest after an alarming incident. Plus - Does the ‘time away tax’ impact your decision to take time off? GUESTS: Natalie Johnson - CTV Toronto City Hall Reporter Mark Mendelson - Newstalk 1010 Crime analyst and former homicide detective
Are police using drones to monitor traffic violations? 06.01.2026 29:27
Why a Kingston woman had her distracted driving charge dropped. Plus - Are strip clubs dying? GUESTS: Sgt. Kerry Schmidt - OPP - Highway Safety Division Lorraine Sommerfeld - columnist at driving.ca
The last month in Toronto protests 06.01.2026 39:26
Are demonstrations getting more intense? Plus – Why car prices have gone up so much GUESTS: Caryma S’ad - lawyer, journalist, satirist, and protest watcher Greg Carrasco - host of The Greg Carrasco Show on Newstalk 1010
Do you find it hard to do ‘Dry January’? 05.01.2026 38:43
Do you find it hard to do ‘Dry January’? Why Gen Z might have a different definition of alcoholism. Plus – What a former Foreign Affairs Minister thinks about Trump going in to Venezuela. GUESTS: John Baird - Former conservative federal Minister of Foreign Affairs and provincial minister of several portfolios Steve Ryan - CP24 Crime reporter and former homicide dete...
Ontario could ban controversial surgeries for dogs and cats. 05.01.2026 41:05
What one vet thinks about ending cat declawing and cropping dog ears. Plus – A US constitution expert weighs in on Trump’s military operation in Venezuela GUESTS: David Schultz - professor of Political Science at Hamline University Dr. Cliff Redford - Owner and operator of Wellington Veterinary Hospital
Mark Towhey thinks Canada needs nuclear submarines. 02.01.2026 38:10
Should we buy them? Plus - ‘Staged’ collision leads to carjacking in Vaughan GUEST: Richard Crouse – host of the podcast Maple Syrup For Your Eyes
Why will 2026 be a consequential year? 02.01.2026 37:56
A look at what motivates voters. Plus – Was Rob Ford right about subways? GUESTS: Darrell Bricker - CEO of Ipsos Public Affairs and author of Breaking Point: The New Big Shifts Putting Canada at Risk Reece Martin - Toronto-based transit blogger and advocate
How did Mark Carney pull off his election win in 2025? 31.12.2025 37:24
And will there be an election next year? Plus - Do you remember where you were during the last Quebec referendum? GUESTS: David Coletto - CEO of Abacus Data David Clinton - data analyst and policy analyst
What 2025 news story had the biggest impact on your life? 31.12.2025 39:09
Tariffs? The Blue Jays? Mark remembers them all. Plus – Ontario’s solicitor general wants Toronto police to increase their monitoring of hate-related offenses. GUEST: Bryan Passifiume - Toronto Sun's Ottawa bureau chief
Are you tracking your kids via an app? Should you be? 30.12.2025 39:40
How one father rescued his daughter thanks to some quick thinking. Plus – Mark Towhey has a plan to end ticket scalping GUESTS: Dr. Mitch Shulman – Newstalk 1010 Chief Medical Analyst
Is there going to be a federal election next year? 30.12.2025 38:50
A look ahead to 2026 in politics. Plus – Is China going to invade Taiwan? GUESTS: John Wright - CEO Canada Pulse Insights Christian Leuprecht - Professor in Leadership, Royal Military College and Queen’s University
AI Slop, Teen Social Media Wars & Should Canadians Join a 400,000‑Person Reserve 29.12.2025 39:55
Mark Towhey unpacked big tech stories with Carmi Levy — from Instagram’s attempt to win back teens to the rise of AI‑generated “slop,” foreign drone bans, and extremists using voice‑cloning to spread propaganda. Scott Taylor then broke down Canada’s plan for a massive 300–400k Supplementary Ready Reserve, leading to listener calls on whether they’d join su...
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