The Jerry Agar Show

Mike Kakuk joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. 

The TikTok Traffic Cop, Sean Shapiro, joins the show to answer your burning traffic law questions. 

Conservative Associate Shadow Minister for Justice, Frank Caputo, joins the show to talk about his firsthand experience in the medium security facility where Bernardo and Magnotta live. 

Larry Tanenbaum is pursuing a WNBA expansion team for Toronto. TSN’s Matt Cauz joins the show to talk about it.

Retail analyst, Bruce Winder, talks about consumers spending less on apparel and food amid tight budgets and bargain hunting. 

Mark Mendelson discusses this past weekend’s protests in Thornhill and the event with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Melloni that was cancelled because of protests.

Jim Richards, Host of Newstalk Tonight joins Jerry and Bob to discuss the top stories of the day.

Brian Lilley discusses Brian Mulroney ‘s legacy as Prime Minister of Canada.  

Tom Korski, the managing editor of Blacklocks joins the show to discuss Blacklocks’ top stories of the week. 

Juveria Zaheer competes in Jeopardy! Tournament of Champions which airs tonight. She joins the show to discuss her second chance at winning. 

A restaurant in Disney World is being sued after a woman with severe allergies dies. Nainesh Kotak discusses if restaurants in Canada can be sued for negligence?

Tom Mulcair joins the show to discuss the new pharmacare deal and why Jagmeet Singh deserves credit for it. 

John Tory joins Jerry on the show to discuss the top stories of the day.

Kelloggs CEO is facing backlash for telling people to eat cereal for dinner to save money. Lianne Phillipson explains why this is not the healthiest option.

Jon Reid, president of the Toronto Police Association, talks about top policing stories with Jerry.

Multi-generational living is becoming more popular, Toronto real estate lawyer Bob Aaron talks about the legal issues that you’d need to be aware of. 

Dan Riskin joins the show to discuss a private spacecraft that has landed on the moon. Plus, in more space news, NASA is seeking volunteers for a paid, yearlong simulated Mars mission.

Jim Richards, host of Newstalk Tonight, joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day.

The German automaker declared that it would shift its attention to more affordable automobiles. Maybe we’re not where we thought we were with EVs. It brings up the possibility of MORE consumer incentives from the government…which are not good.

A judge has ruled that the actions of a man who killed four members of a Muslim family in London, Ont., amounted to terrorist activity. We talk to lawyer Jeff Hershberg about what this means.

The City of Toronto is looking at increasing the amount of money you’ll be dinged for parking violations but if they want higher fines we need clearer signage.

When repeatedly asked for a position on the carbon tax the new Liberal leader had no answers. Showing that doesn’t think much of Ontario voters and think’s you’ll fall for her non-answers.

CTV News obtained ticket figures that show cops racked up 1000 tickets in just over a 1-year period. Should officers who are repeated problems be fired?

A new study shows that Toronto residents who don’t own a home face greater hurtles in life. If you’re lamenting your quality of life it’s because you lack the skills to make it better.

Jerry Agar is joined by a researcher in children's violence prevention to talk about what can be done when there is a rise in crime committed by youth.