The Jerry Agar Show

Jerry starts the show with a conversation about some of the good that’s coming out of the LCBO issue! Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson discusses the increase in youth gun crime. Toronto Condo Sales are down but prices are not budging! Real Estate broker Frank Leo tells us why! And housing costs have people leaving Ontario! Nadia Sokhan, Director of Programs Development and Strategic Partnerships, P...

Jerry tackles Green Party Leader Elizabeth May's flippant comments about Baby Boomers. 

Tom Korski, managing editor of Blacklocks.ca joins for his weekly segment to talk about some Blacklocks stories from this past week. 

Bars and restaurants are struggling during the LCBO strike. Jerry talks to the VP of Ontario Legislative Affairs at Canadian Federation of Independent Business, Ryan Mallough, about the impact this is having.

Adam Zivo, a columnist at the National Post, joins the show to talk about his column on parental rights activism. 

Science expert, Dan Riskin, joins the show to teach us about the top science stories this week. 

Residents of a Toronto high rise still odn’t have air conditioning, one month after it broke. What should be done for residents suffering through this?  

Driving.ca’s David Booth discusses what you should do if you’re considering a new car.  

Newstalk 1010 tech specialist, Carmi Levy, joins the show to discuss AI’s place in news.  

Tom Korski, managing editor of Blacklocks.ca joins for his weekly segment to talk about some Blacklocks stories from this past week. 

Kingsville, ON is asking residents to vote on whether or not to celebrate on the last Saturday of October instead of October 31st. Mayor Dennis Rogers joins the show.

Jerry and Mike discuss the top stories of the day, plus - do you carry cash?

Court orders anti-Israel protesters to take down University of Toronto encampment. Jerry weighs in on a protesters comments and Jon Reid joins the show to discuss her comments.

It's Friday, which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid! They discuss the top stories of the week and whether they were a touchdown or a fumble.

Lisa Raitt joins the show to discuss last night's US Presidential debate.

Auto executives yesterday said billions more in subsidies are needed to meet cabinet’s electric car mandate. Subsidies to date total more than $150 billion. Tom Korski of Blacklocks.ca joins Jerry to talk about the latest in Ottawa.

You won’t believe what councillor Shelley Carroll said to me off air after the Round 2 Moore in the Morning panel.  This is not a race issue, it’s a city resources issue.

The Star is detailing TTC CEO Rick Leary’s resignation who maintains he left “..under my terms” but we could also be paying him $1M to leave. WHY?

Big day at Toronto City Hall today with a council meeting that includes an item related to the renaming of Yonge-Dundas Sq. and rumors that some councillors will change their vote. Jerry Agar is joined by Councillor Stephen Holyday for the full details. 

Is the proposal for a bridge to the Toronto Island a serious one? The community association on the Island doesn’t think so. The councillor bringing the proposal joins Jerry live.

You might be surprised but Jerry Agar actually has some sympathy for PM Trudeau this morning after the Liberals lost the byelection in the Toronto-St. Paul’s riding.

An Etobicoke neighborhood is suffering from an increase in rats that could be flocking to the area due to the garbage being created by a homeless encampment at a local park.  City Councillor Amber Morley's joins Jerry Agar to defend the city's position  

Although the petition to “save” the Ontario Science Center, where it currently is, has the same amount of signatures as the Sankofa petition, the support is very different when you look at actually polling data.