The Jim Toth Show

on today's show, discussing the Manitoba long term care announcement from the health minister. Plus, Craig Willis from the U of W's "Bat Lab". And finally, the best Super Bowl bets out there!

On today's show, pride in Canada rebounds in face of Trump's tariff threat. Are sports legends doing enough about concussions? Plus, results from Manitoba's health care audit. Finally, Black History Manitoba program director Nadia Thompson on Black History Month events in the city.

On today's show, an American perspective on tariffs, and how tariffs are affecting industries, with Cam Dahl from Manitoba Pork Producers.

This episode of Off The Clock features Kate Fenske, the CEO of Downtown Winnipeg Biz. Hear Kate's story of growing up in Winnipeg, moving away for school & career, and eventually, returning home.

Made In Canada vs Product of Canada, plus, how tariffs may influence the auto industry.

Jim is joined this week on Off The Clock by Dan Robertson, TSN's voice of the Winnipeg Jets.

Chris Schneider from Brandon University, why is there a critical RCMP staffing shortage? Mayor of Thompson Colleen Smook joins us to talk rural crime, and the Jets defeated the Avalanche in OT last night, we'll hear from Jamie Thomas.

Former Global sports anchor Joe Pascucci on the passing of Tom McVie, former Winnipeg Jets 1.0 head coach. Plus, Pardons Canada on how the pardon system works, Lastly, Googling symptoms do's and dont's (mostly dont's!)

This week on Off The Clock, Jim is joined Kingston's own Scott Arniel, head coach of the Winnipeg Jets. Jim and Scott talk about his upbringing, his family, and his connection to The Tragically Hip.

City Councillor Ross Eadie on another burned building in a beleagured neighbourhood. A Toronto bar is in trouble after a man dies there last year. If you're an athlete, shound you be reading on the sidelines? Does the reading material matter? and Derek Taylor stops by to talk Jets and Bombers, as the Bombers 2025 schedule has been released. 

Distracted driving, what are the rules? Travelling to Los Angeles, should you go? What should you plan for? Plus, we talk to Dr. Jeff Leiter from Pan-Am Clinic on ACL injuries

The latest on the strategy to combat homelessness. Supreme Court to hear Good Samaritan case today. The beef industry prepares for Trump to be sworn in.

PTSD and Frontline workers, the challenges, with Nick Kasper, from United Fire Fighters of Winnipeg. Natural Disasters and insurance. Half of Canadians are less than $200 away from not covering monthly bills. Plus, WILLIE JEFFERSON!!! He's back with the Blue!

Welcome to the debut episode of Jim Toth: Off The Clock. Beyond the news of the day, Jim sits down with Manitoba newsmakers for a more in-depth discussion. Today's guest is Winnipeg Mayor, Scott Gillingham. Plus, Jets@Noon co-host Cam Poitras jumps in for a Jets deep dive!

Global's Reggie Cecchini and Tim Brown, from the Western Regional Climate Center in Nevada discuss the California wildfires. Dr. Joss Reimer on Manitoba's ER issues, and a Ukrainian tour right here in the city!

Local businesses weighing in on possible Trump tariffs; It's screening time for eye care, why are kids rates of myopia on the rise? Plus, the latest from Meta with cyber security expert Ritesh Kotak!

Nneka MacGregor is the co-founder and Executive Director of the Women's Centre for Social Justice

Cam Dahl, GM, Manitoba Pork Council

Healthcare promises with Richard Cloutier (0:30); Derek Taylor, Bombers end of season availability (6:50).

Bombers throw it away, with Doug Brown (0:40); Musician Steve Poltz (12:30); MB Farm Women's Conference (22:15).

How Trump as President may affect Canada (0:40); Does character matter in an election? (10:10).

Two years ago, Tania Cayer's son was stabbed to death outside the Millennium Library. Where are the four accused now? Tania spoke with Jim Toth about youth crime.