The Deb Hutton Show

What will the federal government look like tomorrow? Deb shares a story about her daughter’s basketball tournament.   GUESTS: Graham Richardson - Ottawa Bureau Chief for CTV National News Erin O’Toole - President and Managing Director at ADIT North America

What will happen on Monday? Have you fallen for a social media trend?   GUESTS: Elias Makos - host at CJAD in Montreal Richard Crouse - co-host of the podcast Entertainment is Broken

  What do you think we should do? One dead after shooting at Lambton College campus bar   GUESTS: Jesse Rogerson - astrophysicist and assistant professor at York University Bryan Bicknell - journalist with CTV London  

When might we see some relief at the gas pumps? Why transit in Scarborough matters to the upcoming election.   GUESTS: Hendrik Brakel - Senior Director of Policy and Government Affairs - Canadian Association for Business Economics Brad Bradford - City Councillor for Ward 19, Beaches–East York  

What he learned on his unusual commute this morning. When it comes to floor crossing, you’re not Winston Churchill.

How will this floor crossing impact the state of the federal Liberals and Conservatives? The latest federal polling ahead of key by-elections.   GUESTS: Chief Superintendent Katherine Stephenson Carmi Levy - tech expert Alex Chreston - Vice President at Crestview Strategy and former advisor to the Mayor of Toronto  Bob Richardson - NEWSTALK 1010 contributor and public affairs consultant...

  Fewer students should mean fewer teachers, no? What happens next with Trump and Iran? GUESTS: Sunira Chaudhri - employment lawyer at Workley Law Christian Leuprecht - Professor in Leadership, Royal Military College and Queen’s University

We bring you the latest on the war in Iran. Do you like majority governments?   GUESTS: Stuart Green - TTC spokesperson Charles Lammam - contributor to The Hub and economic and policy professional John Baird - former conservative federal Minister of Foreign Affairs and provincial minister of several portfolios

  Do you like this decision? Here come the first ticks of the season.   GUESTS: Steve Ryan - CP24 crime reporter and former homicide detective Grace Peacock - Director of Public Relations with Canada’s Wonderland Dr. Isaac Bogoch - infectious disease specialist Joe Varner - Senior fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute

What unexpected consequences might end up hurting your wallet? Do you overuse the car horn? GUESTS: Amanda Lang - CTV News Chief Financial Correspondent and host of Taking Stock with Amanda Lang on BNN Bloomberg Ashley Maika - spokesperson at Reptilia Richard Shimooka - Military Expert and Senior Fellow at the Macdonald Laurier Institute

What will it take for things to change? Michael Ford, Ontario premier’s nephew, decides against Toronto mayoral run   GUESTS: Michelle Cooper - Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Finance Member of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts Caryma S’ad - Toronto Lawyer and Independent journalist Michael Ford - nephew of Ontario Premier Doug Ford and a former MPP

  Deb talks to the team president about the upcoming expansion draft. Do you hate themed parties like Deb? GUESTS: Teresa Resch - president of the Toronto Tempo John Wright - Veteran Pollster, CEO of Canada Pulse insights Richard Crouse - co-host of the podcast Entertainment Is Broken

  She takes your calls. Nearly one year later, two children in Nova Scotia are still missing.   GUESTS: Steve Simmons - sports columnist for the Toronto Sun Andrea Jerrett - CTV Atlantic digital producer John Tory - Former Mayor of Toronto  

  Deb’s wondering what are we doing here? Why Artemis II matters to Canada.   GUESTS: Tom Rakocevic - MPP for Humber River – Black Creek Heather Wright - Senior Correspondent for CTV National News Bob Richardson - NEWSTALK 1010 contributor and public affairs consultant

  Deb takes your calls. Do you have a device policy for when your kids have friends over?  

  What went through her head in that moment? Police issue warning after thieves used hidden cameras to track homeowners routines   GUESTS: Deena Thakib - owner of the home that was invaded Tom Reimer - President and founder of Metalex Richard Alexander - President of Beer Canada  

  Deb doesn’t know if we’ve hit the high water mark so that government should miss out on revenue. B.C. union calls for full-time work-from-home due to spiking gas prices   GUEST: Vassy Kapelos - host of The Vassy Kapelos Show and Power Play, Monday to Friday at 5 p.m. on CTV News Channel

  What does the head of a major food bank think about this plan? How do you navigate different politics in relationships?   GUESTS: Shachi Kurl - President of the Angus Reid Institute Gilles Ghershon - President and CEO of the Toronto Region Board of Trade Neil Heatherington - CEO of Daily Bread Food Bank  

  Deb talks with one of the federal ministers about today’s major announcement. Avi Lewis begins NDP leadership amid pushback from some party branches.   GUESTS: Gregor Robertson - Federal Minister of Housing and Infrastructure Erin Morrison - Vice President of Texture Communications  

  How do we keep kids from developing social media addictions? The Blue Jays kick off their Home Opener tonight.   GUESTS: Dr. Nina Mafrici - Clinical Psychologist and Co-Director of the Toronto Psychology & Wellness Group Jerry Agar – host of The Jerry Agar Show Richard Crouse - co-host of the podcast Entertainment is Broken

Deb talks with their president. What’s happening with the International Languages school program?   GUESTS: Martha Hradowy - President of OSSTF Markus De Domenico - Former TCDSB Chair, now Ward 2 Trustee

Deb talks to a doctor about what he’s seeing. Have you had terrible wedding anniversaries?   GUEST: Dr. Mark Greenberg - Consulting Staff, Department of Psychiatry - working in Addiction Medicine at Sunnybrook    

Why you might have to pay after being rescued. Jury finds Instagram and YouTube liable in landmark social media addiction trial  

Economist  Charles Lammam , contributor at  The Hub , joins  The Deb Hutton Show  to argue Ontario needs bold tax cuts and reform to stay competitive as economic pressure from the United States grows. Deb then opens the phones on whether graduation ceremonies should stay strictly apolitical—or if students have the right to speak their minds. The hour wraps with columnist...

Ontario Finance Minister  Peter Bethlenfalvy  joins  The Deb Hutton Show  to explain the province’s temporary HST rebate on new homes and whether cutting the tax will truly make housing more affordable or simply drive prices higher. Deb also hears from callers and  Mike Moffatt , economist and head of the  Missing Middle Initiative , on whether the plan will del...