The Jerry Agar Show

John Moore, in for Jerry Agar, and explains that as the Ontario government wants to send you money for tutoring there's no checks and balances in place to ensure you spend the money in the right place.  PLUS Communications expert Bob Reid returns with Touchdowns and Fumbles.

John Moore, in for Jerry Agar, speaks with marketing expert Tony Chapman about his new term "voter-bating" and where the money actually comes from when the Ontarian government sends money directly to the voter.  PLUS Have you ever had to sleep at work?  

John Moore, in for Jerry Agar, explains why we pay for the PM's food and how we actually get that money back.  PLUS The NDPs housing critic joins John to talk about Ontario doubling fines against developers that back out of pre-build contracts.  Are the current fines not working?

Our NewsTalk 1010 Legal analyst joins Jerry to breakdown Jacob Hoggards sentence and if it measures up to other sentences of similar convictions.  PLUS is Toronto being overrun by a rat infestation? 

Jerry is joined by Dr. Chris Keefer is the founder of Doctors for Nuclear Power on his meeting with the Prime Minister and why nuclear energy is the best and cleaners choice going forward for our energy needs. PLUS Since being re-elected has Doug Ford been an effective Premier?

Jerry will tell you why Penalosa is off the mark, and how ideas like this actually detract from a candidates better platform ideas.  PLUS What is happening to the Jerry Agar show tomorrow and how is John Moore involved?

A fatal accident this morning involving a loose tire sparked a conversation about getting your tires retorqued 100KM after a seasonal change.  How many of you are actually doing this?  PLUS An odd business study shows that office workers are more inspired by free pizza than wage increases.

PM Trudeau is lying to you when he guarantees that Canada is going to meet its latest climate target.  Not one PM has been able to do it since 1988!  PLUS a doctor actually had to remove 23 contact lenses from a woman's eye.   

Jerry is joined by Toronto Police Association President Jon Reid on whether the job of a police officer has become more dangerous.  PLUS How many fully autonomous cars does Ontario have?  apparently the answer is none!

The Liberal governments cyber security legislation is apparently extremely flawed.  Jerry will speak with the author of a report that looked into the flaws.  PLUS are invasive neurotoxin worms coming to ruin Ontario?    

What happened last night at a Toronto mayoral debate where an uninvited candidate stormed the floor in an effort to be heard?  Jerry will speak to TVO’s Steve Paikin who moderated the debate to find out.

If the government wants to conduct an inquiry into whether or not grocery stores are gouging you on the new inflationary costs they better doit property but it’s unlikely considering it was referred to as the “greedflation” motion.

Jerry outlines how a new conversation about doctor assisted dying for infants, who cannot make decisions for themselves, exposes a slippery slope many were worried about.  PLUS if the mayor of a city ruins a city owned car, shouldn't they be on the hook for teh cost of the repairs?   

The GG is going after the media for "unfair" coverage of her controversial catering expenses for her trip to the Middle East and Jerry isn't having it.  PLUS Does possessing a musical skill actually improve your visual recognition/ memory?  Science and technology specialist Dan Riskin will explain. 

The durham district school board has decided to keep several books in their library that contact detailed descriptions of sex scenes.  Jerry couldn't even read the scenes on air!  Should your kid have access to them?  PLUS Jerry enlists Toronto Star Reporter Noor Javed to fact check our interview with Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown yesterday.  Did he mislead us? 

Jerry wil outline why the whole Emergencies Act Inquiry is nothing more than a giant political show.  Plus a civil lawsuit against drunk driver Marco Muzzo looks like it may shed light on what we previously didn't know about his the weekend before that fatal crash that sent him to jail.  Could that have further legal ramifications?

A new TV show will have the audience weigh in on whether works of art from controversial artists should be destroyed live.  Is separating the art from the artist getting easier or harder?  PLUS Netflix is adding a cheaper pay option for your account that will include ads.  Will it work?  Will other streamers follow suit?

Expert Toronto and GTA realtor Frank Leo give his examination of an international study that suggests that Toronto has the highest housing bubble risk in the world.  PLUS Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown calls in to take on the criticism he's facing we told you about in hour 1. 

Jerry's son Tanner joins us to updated us on what's happening with his restaurant after a fire.  PLUS are their unwritten rules to Halloween?  

CP24 Crime specialist Steve Ryan joins Jerry to talk about his new memoir and what case ultimately lead to him leaving the Toronto Police force.  PLUS will the latest scandal surrounding Patrick Brown enough to see his support dwindle before the upcoming municipal election

A 30-year-old woman will most likely have to pay $100, 000 for a cancer surgery in the US because doctors in Ontario had told her to start preparing herself for palliative care.  A medical ethicist will weigh in on whether OHIP should pick up that tab.  PLUS The TTC responds to the guerrilla bus lane created this morning by a transit advocacy group.   

Two Recent stories of professional athletes assaulting other have been met with fines or possible suspensions when they should have been met with assault charges.  Being an athlete doesn't put you above the law.  PLUS Have you ever lost a large amount of money because the item you prepaid for went out of business.    

Jerry speaks with an advocacy group that took up a lane of traffic and created an unofficial bus lane to promote their public transit agenda during the municipal election.  PLUS  why aren't EV drivers paying their fair share when it comes to charging. 

Is the city of Oshawa's new anti-loitering device cruel and unusual?  PLUS is your employer spy at you at work?  Starting today you're allowed to enquire into how they might be doing it.

Branding Analyst Tony Chapman and Political Analyst Scott Reid breakdown the news that Hockey Canada's CEO and the entire board of directors will step down.  PLUS an update on the recent attacks on Ukraine by Russia.