The Jerry Agar Show

Toronto city workers trying to repair a sidewalk punched a hole in David Stone’s basement and then told him the repairs are up to him.  Mr. Stone joins Jerry for the full story.

New data suggests that young Canadians are turning away from home ownership.  If you adjusted your priorities you could own a home.  You just don’t want to.

It appears that the Government may have been less than honest when giving the public the total cost of Trudeau's Easter weekend vacation in Montana.  Did they lie to you for the sake of optics?  

The integrity commissioner released his findings this morning into the conduct of Tory while mayor and found his relationship with a staffer broke ethics rules.  It's ultimately why he stepped down but what pother violation did the commissioner find Tory made?  The Toronto Star's Ben Spurr joined Jerry to discuss. 

It’s extremely rare for this to happen but maybe it shouldn’t be. There are some compelling reasons as to why the parents may be partially at fault.

According to Sabrina Nanji’s sources at the Queen’s Park Observer, the transit line will begin operating in Dec 2024.  Is that in any way, acceptable?

In 1985 a list of suspected Nazi fugitives on Canadian soil was created.  To this day it remains secret, but why?!

Does Canada need a national school food program?  We may be the only G7 nation without one but would it enable bad parents?

Is the bail reform by the Liberal government really a reform? Jerry doesn’t think so

Does increase in minimum wage really help or is it just a distraction? Senior Lecturer at Concordia University Moshe Lander joins the show to discuss

Deb Hutton joins Party for Two to talk about top stories of today. Someone tried to bring their support alligator to a sports game. David Soberman discusses how Canada has some of the most expensive phone plans in the world. And, Bob Reid joins for Touchdowns and Fumbles. 

Jerry discusses parents’ issues with schools. A Toronto police officer is accused of helping cops cheat promotions exams. Tony Chapman talks about what's coming up on his show today. The Federal government is looking to cut $1 billion from the national defence budget, Retired Major-General David Fraser weighs in. 

Brian Lilley joins the show for Party for Two. Then, Mike Kakuk talks about Golden Rescue. Richard Crouse talks about the end of Entertainment Tonight Canada and the new Rolling Stones Blue Jays album. Then, want to know what your neighbours pay in rent? A new Ontario rental registry will tell you. Plus, 9 myths about renting. 

Jerry discusses and takes calls on the issues with the Eglinton Crosstown and yesterday’s announcement. Michael Levitt discusses Canada;s dark history with Nazi’s in Canada. Then, Jerry gives an update on the Lucas Shortreed case.

Mike Kakuk joins the show for Party for Two. Karen Stintz discusses the top TTC stories of today. Doctors can now write a prescription for patients to visit the Toronto Zoo, Dr. Mitch Shulman weighs in. Plus, the York Regional Police are launching a crime prevention campaign to curb auto theft, Inspector Salhia explains. 

Are we defined by our worst moments? Ricki Gurwitz weighs in an talks about her documentary. Carmi Levy discusses the new grab and go system coming to Scotiabank Arena. Plus, Meaghen Johnson talks about Canada’s women's soccer team making it to the Olympics.   

Robert Turner joins the show for Party for Two. Christian Leuprecht talks about India’s legal efforts against wanted Sikh’s in Canada. Ivan Katchanovski talks about the Ukrainian Nazi unit. Plus, new plans for the Gardiner Expressway.  

Sylvain Charlebois discusses food influencers, shrinkflation and the cost of living. Robert Benzie discusses Doug Ford’s failed Greenbelt plans. Plus, owner of San Remo bakery, Robert Bozzo talks about parking outside his business. 

Toronto Police Association President Jon Reid joins the show. Karen Stintz joins the show for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, meta Science Monday with Dan Riskin. And, Lisa Raitt talks about the House speaker’s apology for honouring a Ukrainian who fought in a Nazi unit in WW2. 

Ontario soccer refs are starting to wear body cams to deter parents abuse against them. The provincial government rolled back rent control to spur rental construction, Jim Dunn weighs in. Then, Canada’s international student program is faced with “integrity challenges” say senators pushing for reform. Senator Yuen Pau Woo explains. 

The Greenbelt development plan was scrapped. Carl Davies, the head of Fraud and Identity at Equifax weighs in on the rise in auto, credit card, and mortgage fraud. Tony Chapman joins the show to talk about what's coming up on his show today. Renaud Brossard talks about taxation and the changes that prevented the creation of over 12,000 new Canadian businesses since 2015. 

Lisa Morales joins the show for Party for Two. Sean Shapiro talks about the Parkside Drive speed camera that issued a record number of tickets. Landon French talks about Moto Canada igniting a new path for Canadian powersports. Then, Bob Reid joins the show for Touchdowns and Fumbles.  

King Street West residents say the noise from restaurants is out of control. Human trials set to begin for Neuralink, Elon Musk's brain implant startup. Woman dives into outhouse toilet to rescue her Apple Watch.

Martin Gooch talks about plastics and food security. Toronto council eyes a mobile-only parking pilot project. Plus, a watchdog says Canada Post is breaking the law by gathering info from envelopes and parcels.

Brad Hunter discusses the rise in teens being involved in stabbings and assaults. Tasha Kheiriddin discusses her article outlining her thoughts on how Justin Trudeau and China have the most to gain from tensions with India. Plus, students set record breaking EV range, Jay Kana weighs in.