The Deb Hutton Show

Unprecedented wildfires in the Maritimes.. Dominique Russell - co-founder of the Kensington Market Community Land Trust (KMCLT), a non-profit dedicated to preserving affordable rental space in the market joins The Rush.. The weekly science visit with Dan Riskin, the Science Man.. Toronto Star's Rachel Mendleson on a story of developers skipping a bill on repairs to a Toronto shelter.

Reshmi runs down the latest news stories of the day...Pride Toronto's insurance costs continue to balloon, Reshmi asks, does something need to change?...Jim and Reshmi read each other's minds. 

Feds warned about risks of delaying 24 Sussex decision almost a year before it closed, National Post Parliament bureau reporter Bryan Passifume breaks down the story... Smart Speakers with Jim Richards, Genevieve Tomney and Bruce Arthur for May 26 

Reshmi corrects the record about online rumours about her.. Canada and Ontario Build Over 30 Affordable Homes in Milton, we speak with Federal Housing Minister Ahmed Hussen..Buy or Sell - Election Hot Takes and Predictions.. $200K in cash found under Ontario man's bed seized by authorities, Jon Woodward has the story. 

A teenaged girl is in hospital after a shooting closes schools in Brampton, we speak with Mark Mendelson for the latest..A recent Ipsos poll shows Canadian women are concerned about their reporductive rights after seeing sweeping changes in the United States..Doug Hoyes - co-founder of Hoyes Michalos, Licensed Insolvency Trustee, on how Canadians are hurting as their debt problems mount.. Neurosci...

Mark Towhey is in for Reshmi. Why don't we have enough Judges? We get your thoughts. And Michel Juneau Katsuya - former Asia-Pacific chief at the Canadian Security Intelligence Service joins us to discuss for influence and interference happening in Canada. And Jim celebrates Marks 10 year Foraversary on the Crossover.

Mark Towhey is in for Reshmi. Tom Mulcair - CTV political commentator and former leader of the federal NDP talks with us about MPs discussing calling rapporteur David Johnston to testify. And we're joined by Fae Johnstone - co-owner and executive director of consulting firm Wisdom2Action and Tim Powers - the Chairman of Summa Strategies and the Managing Director of Abacus Data for Smart Speakers.

Mark Towhey is in for Reshmi. Rick Westhead - TSN Senior Correspondent joins us to share his thoughts on a $15.7M class-action lawsuit vs the QMJHL and CHL. Is all ice the same? Camper English - a cocktail and spirits writer, has been thinking seriously about ice for the last 14 years, when he began experimenting with ways to make bigger, clearer versions of it. Author of “The Ice Book: Cool Cubes...

Mark Towhey is in for Reshmi. Shane K. Green - Jack.org's VP of Programs calls in to share some more info about Jack Ride 2023. Policing, is it a part-time job? We ask you!

We go to the phones to take your calls on Pierre Poilievre's comments today from his visit to our Newstalk 1010 studio. We also get your thoughts on breakfast and lunch programs in our schools.

Is the city of Toronto in a state of decay? Did you see ever see Tina Turner live? We take your calls on both! Our Smart Speakers for today are Lindsay Broadhead Senior Vice President, Communications + Public Affairs - Toronto Region Board of Trade and Sunil Johal - policy expert, David and Ann Wilson Professor in Public Policy and Society.

Richard Lyall - President of RESCON, shares his thoughts on the Mayoral housing debate. Shoutout to Dixon Grove!  Alisha Stubbs, Norwich Councillor who quit last night in protest as colleagues approve ban on Pride flags. And community advocate Idris Orughu joins us to share his thoughts by the Peel school board to change the name after agreeing to name the the new community center: Kola Iluyomade...

We take a listen to Pierre Poilievre's conversation with Jerry Agar. We listen to your experiences with Uber. And Eric Alper joins us to talk about the Queen of Rock Tina Turner, and her passing. 

Marieke Walsh - senior political reporter in The Globe and Mail's Ottawa Bureau joins us to discuss David Johnston saying no to a public inquiry. Bonnie Crombie is considering a run for the provincial Liberal leadership role. If she runs, she plans to stop the downloading of services to municipalities. We take take your calls.

Matt Elliott - Contributing columnist at the Toronto Star joins us to discuss Toronto's mayoral race and taxes. And on Smart Speakers we're joined by  Jamie Ellerton - Founding Partner at Conaptus and long-time political strategist, Matt Gurney - Journalist and co-founder of The Line, an online magazine and Sarbjit Kaur - co-founder KPW Communications.

Is a ban on donating to homeless people crossing a line?  We get your thoughts. And Brett House, Professor of Professional Practice in economics at Columbia Business School and a Fellow with the Public Policy Forum, the Munk School and Massey College joins us for Dollars and Sense.

Are you surprised Johnston didn’t call for an inquiry? we take your calls. Our science expert Dan Riskin answers are questions about commercial space travel, strange noises in the sky and Ivory-billed Woodpecker may not be extinc. Ksenia Tchern - partner at Abramovich and Tchern Immigration Lawyers discusses Ontario changing the requirments for immigrant engineers gaining accreditation.

Entertainment Court with Richard Crouse. Could re-imagining malls help solve the GTA housing crunch? We speak to Rob Spanier about this. Smart Speakers with Jim Richards and Genevieve Tomney.

Smart Speakers Showdown! We speak with Vivian Stamatopolous about a Toronto family suing a long-term care home over ‘horrific’ bed sores and alleged neglect of father. We speak with Matt Cauz about Kyle Dubas being out as Leafs GM. 

Kyle Dubas out as Leafs GM. A theatre group wrote an opera about the TTC.  WestJet may need another 48 hours to get back to 'stable state'. What is Doug Ford saying about the Stellantis EV battery plant? Have the Sherman murders turned into ‘Succession’? We speak to Kevin Donovan about this. What’s the oldest family recipe you have?

Maple Leafs president Brendan Shanahan’s media availability on Kyle Dubas not returning as Leafs GM. A Canadian may create a 5 billion dollar moon atop a building in Dubai - Dubai's next big thing? Perhaps a man-made 'moon' as the city's real estate market booms. Many young Canadian professionals are at a mental health 'breaking point'.

Robert Benzie - Toronto Star Queen’s Park Bureau Chief shares his thoughts on what the future might look like for Caledon, Brampton and Mississauga. And we take your calls on Peel splitting. 

Bryan Keshen - CEO of Reena joins us to share about Reena's Mental Health Symposium for supportive house, an alternative to institutional care. And our Smart Speakers are Fae Johnstone - co-owner and executive director of consulting firm Wisdom2Action and Tim Powers - is the Chairman of Summa Strategies and the Managing Director of Abacus Data.

Richa Sandill works as a staff lawyer with the employment law team at Don Valley Community Legal Services, and hopes to spread worker rights information to newcomers in the South Asian community. Fake News Quiz, can you guess what's true and what's fake news? How long should it take for police to respond when you dial 911? We take your calls.

Steve Clark put forward a bill to desolve Peel. Brendon Bernard - Senior Economist at INDEED calls in to share what he knows about Canadian summer jobs. Jonathan Edwards - reporter on The Washington Post's Morning Mix has the scoop on who stole Dorothy's red slippers after they vanished 17 years ago!