Toronto This Weekend

Ben Mulroney is joined by Davelle Morrison, with Bosley Real Estate Limited, discussing about the Toronto’s condo market as it is said to be in ‘recessionary territory’ as investors can no longer prop it up due to various government policies.

Ben Mulroney is joined by Dr. Howard Shapiro, Associate Medical Officer of Health, Toronto Public Health, having a conversation about Toronto Public health looking for a woman who brought a bat to a vet and it turns out that the bat is suffering from rabies. Thankfully she didn't get infected, but how safe is it have a bat as a pet?

Ben Mulroney is joined by Lyle Stein, President of Forest Global Wealth Management Incorporated, discussing about the the drop in the Toronto real estate market and how the upcoming generation can afford to buy home in the city by learning trade skills..!

Ben Mulroney chats with Brian James Lilley, Toronto Sun Columnist, about the first ever LCBO strike in the history and all the key facts about how the strike initiated and everything that unfolded in the past three weeks..!

Ben Mulroney is joined by Francis Syms, senior industry professional and educator in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and risk management, they chat about the biggest technical outage in the world caused by Microsoft and Cloudstrike and how can we operate better to avoid similar situation in future.

Ben Mulroney chats with Mohit Rajhans, Tech and media consultant with ThinkStart.ca. They chat about the recent global outage caused by Microsoft update and Cloudstrike. Apart from that, they also discussed about the data leak in one of the biggest entertainment firm, Disney.

Longtime broadcaster Roy Green joins Christine Cardoso to go through the aftermath of The assassination attempt against President Donald Trump.

Christine Cardoso was joined by Toronto Today's Host Greg Brady and 640 crime specialist Hank Itsinga to analyze the impact and what's going to happen in the political landscape in the US.

Ben and Christine have a conversation with all the reactions on Trump's assassination attempt.

Reggie Cecchini - Washington Correspondent & Producer Global News and Christine joined Christine Cardoso for all the reaction after the incident at Trump's rally in Pennsylvania.

Host Christine Cardoso is joined by Julie Lalonde -a women's rights advocate, author, and educator - to discuss about how the Canadian author Alice Munro, chose to take her husband's side when her daughter came forward with a sexual abuse case against her husband even after he pled guilty in court. It’s easy to frame Munro choosing her abusive husband over her innocent child as uniquely evil but i...

Ben is joined by Moritz Heimpel - Department of Physics - University of Alberta to discuss that a growing body of evidence suggests the core’s spin has changed dramatically in recent years, but scientists have remained divided over what exactly is happening — and what it means.

Ben is joined by Ken Hall, cast member of Netflix's Umbrella Academy. Ken plays the body of "Pogo" (Monkey) as well as the character "Herb". Currently, Ken is directing a play at the Toronto Fringe Festival.

Ben is joined by Claire Newell, Travel Expert and Travel Journalist for Global News and Travel. They touch on Air Europa 40 passengers injured in turbulence incident and WestJet strike ends, but travel challenges still expected.

Ben is joined by Jon Allen - senior fellow, Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy (UofT) former Canadian ambassador to Israel & the chair of a nonprofit that builds bridges between Palestinians and Israelis through health care.

Ben is joined by David Leonard - Senior Marketing and Communications Specialist to talk about The Cheltenham Badlands, an Ontario geological gem, originated around 450 million years ago at the bed of an ancient sea. Between 1850 and 1950, European settlers cleared the area for homesteads, leading to soil erosion and the distinct Queenston shale formations.

Ben is joined by Dr. Jeff Daiter, sleep doctor to explain this new trend to get better sleep.

Ben Mulroney is joined by Lyle Stein of Forvest Global Wealth Management. They discuss how the LCBO strike explains everything.

Ben Mulroney chats with Mohit Rajhans, Tech and media consultant with ThinkStart.ca. They chat about how in a rapidly evolving social media landscape, Noplace's rise to dominance signifies a shifting trend in user preferences and behaviours. With its innovative features tailored to Gen Z's desires, Noplace has managed to capture the attention of a younger demographic seeking a platform that resona...

Ben Mulroney chats with Adam Zivo, director of the Centre for Responsible Drug Policy & columnist for National Post. They chat about how LCBO strike might be an inconvenience for some, but deadly for others and how the closure may impact those struggling with alcohol addiction.

Ben Mulroney chats with Lauralee Dorst, Director of Community Animal Welfare at Toronto Humane Society. They chat about how losing a pet can be traumatic and what precautions can pet owners take to prevent that from happening.

This week on The Spot, Ben Mulroney is joined Natasha Sidhu the Founder of Wagging Companions, a dog treat company that is aiming to bring your pet the best in Plant-Based, Human-Grade Dog Treats. Wagging Companions started from a love of dogs and has grown with not just the health of your pets in mind but also sustainability. You can learn more about Wagging Companions and view their products at...

Ben Mulroney is joined this weekend by John Galway, film and TV executive, to talk about the Leg Up Labs. An initiative put on in association with the Forest City Film Festival to help up and coming filmmakers through the difficult and intense process of creating a film. You can find out more about Leg Up Labs at fcff.ca/leg_up_labs

Ben Mulroney chats with Likam Kyanzaire, a journalist with ByBlacks online magazine. They chat about Likam's recent article about the affects the LRT construction is having on some of Toronto's smaller residential areas as well as how some communities are using social housing to bring life back to these areas. You can read Likam's article and see more articles from ByBlacks at byblacks.com

Ben Mulroney chats with Scott Schieman, Professor of Sociology; Canada Research Chair in the Social Context of Health, about his recent research that suggests that the long held beleif that our coworkers are not happy at work may not be true!