Moore in the Morning - Sound Bites

Associate Medical Officer of Health Dr. Christine Navarro with Toronto Public Health explains to Moore In The Morning how E. coli levels at three city beaches are forcing their closure during this heat wave.

The Morning Brief with Preet Banerjee, personal finance commentator and founder of MoneyGaps. Discussing the biggest stories of the day including Ontario entering Step 2, gyms and tourist attractions complain about not being included in Step 2, the heat wave scorching out west and whether you are terrified of the future, and all new cars could be electric by 2035

GUESTS: Elliott Cappell, Climate change consultant & host of the 'Hot Talk' podcast Laura Babcock, President of PowerGroup Communications Sunira Chaudhri, Lawyer & partner at Levitt, Sheikh, Chaudhri & Swann Employment & Labour Lawyers (on Zoom) Jerry Agar, Host of The Jerry Agar Show 

Canada’s Animal Lawyer Jennifer Friedman joined Moore In The Morning to discuss what it's like to represent animals and their owners in dangerous dog hearings

Mark Anthony Austin, who played Boba Fett in a 1997 special edition of Star Wars has slammed Disney for changing the name of his character's spaceship in its Lego merchandise. He sounded off on Moore In The Morning.

Andrew Lochhead, creator of last year’s petition to rename Dundas Street returns to Moore In The Morning to discuss the city moving forward to look at the change.

Are Ontario hospitals in smaller communities experiencing an ER doctor shortage, with some taking extended holidays post COVID? We’re told it’s becoming a concern for the Ministry of Health. David Musyj, President and CEO of Windsor Regional Hospital, tells Moore In The Morning there are several issues, both related to and not to the pandemic.

The Morning Brief with Tim Hudak, former leader of the Ontario Conservatives, now with the OREA. Discussing the biggest stories of the day including a poll on what to do about Canada Day, Ryerson losing donors, the latest from Miami, and how pools are no longer an issue when selling a home.

GUESTS: Knia Singh, Toronto lawyer & Newstalk 1010 pundit John Wright, Executive VP at Maru Public Opinion‎ Anne Lagace Dowson, CJAD Melissa Lantsman, VP of National Public Affairs at Enterprise Canada

GUESTS: Robert Benzie, Toronto Star Queen's Park Bureau Chief Sabrina Nanji, Journalist & founder at Queen's Park Observer Mark Warner, International trade lawyer Paven Bratch, Serial entrepreneur in marketing, tech & real estate development, part-time farmer

GUESTS: Tim Hudak, former leader of the Ontario PC party, now with the Ontario Real Estate Association Dr. Pamela Palmater, Mi'kmaq lawyer, professor, politician & activist Adam Goldenberg, Toronto lawyer Matt Gurney, National Post writer 

GUESTS:  Jim Warren, Former advisor to Dalton McGuinty & Mel Lastman Deb Hutton, Communications advisor, former senior advisor to two premiers Jason Peat, Writer, actor and business owner Mike Bendixen, Newstalk 1010 program director

Monte McNaughton, Minister of Labour, Training and Skills Development talks ending the stigma towards those who choose not to seek a university degree and instead take a job in a skilled trade with Moore In The Morning

Dr Jennifer Brant, a member of the Tyendinaga Mohawk Nation and a professor at OISE at U of T and currently teaches a course on Indigenous experiences of racism and settler colonialism in the master of teaching program, tells Moore In The Morning what needs to change in the history curriculum in Ontario high schools.

Mayor John Tory discusses with Moore In The Morning the success of yesterday record setting, vaccination-a-palooza (AKA “Our Winning Shot”) at Scotiabank Arena, as well as some other issues affecting the city.

The Morning Brief with Scott Reid, former advisor to Prime Minister Paul Martin. Discussing the biggest stories of the day including the Scotiabank Arena vaccination clinic setting a North American record, hopes fading for more than 150 people missing in Miami condo collapse, McKenna retiring from politics and creating a possible opening for Mark Carney, and 24 Sussex needing lots and lots of...

John Moore sat down with filmmaker and award-winning director Suzanne Crocker, whose documentary First We Eat follows her family of 5 for one year, only eating food that can be hunted, fished, gathered, grown or raised around Dawson City in the Yukon Territory. Check it out now, streaming virtually Oakville Film Fest

Federal Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole joins Moore In The Morning to discuss whether or not we're heading to an election, his thoughts on those who want to cancel Canada Day, and how he'll handle the government if he becomes Prime Minister

Manitoba NDP leader Wab Kinew gives his thoughts to Moore In The Morning on the revelation that the Cowessess First Nation found 751 unmarked graves near a former residential school in Saskatchewan 

NEWSTALK 1010 contributor Pamela Palmeter discusses with Moore In The Morning the revelation that the Cowessess First Nation found 751 unmarked graves near a former residential school in Saskatchewan 

NEWSTALK 1010 contributor, award-winning scientist and clean technology innovator Phil De Luna explains to Moore In The Morning a video the environmental damage of Amazon destroying thousands of unsold items

The Morning Brief with Deb Hutton, former senior advisor to two premiers and now a communications advisor. Discussing the biggest stories of the day including police breaking out tear gas after Montreal Canadiens advance to Stanley Cup finals, the continuing search for bodies and survivors after Miami building collapse, a senior federal cabinet minister is in trouble after errant tweet sent,...

CTV Regina’s Taylor Rattray breaks down the discovery of hundreds of bodies in unmarked graves at a former Saskatchewan Residential School for Moore In The Morning

Concerts are coming back, with Elton John announcing his final tour comes to the Rogers Centre on September 7th. Music journalist Eric Apler discusses with Moore In The Morning the return of live performances post-pandemic.

NEWSTALK 1010 Medical Correspondent Dr. Mitch Shulman tells Moore In The Morning about a concern from US health authorities that there is a likely link between a rare heart inflammation and the mRNA vaccines.