All Episodes

Hour 4: Ralph Goodale, Former Federal Minister of Public Safety and a member of Mark Carney’s Canada-U.S. advisory council, Both sides seem to have settled down in the Iran/U.S. conflict, Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t and three friends are behind an initiative to fill in potholes across the province.

Hour 3: Check in with the Chief: Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Lisa Raitt, Former Federal Cabinet Minister and member of Mark Carney’s Canada-U.S. advisory council, Pattie Lovett-Reid, Financial Commentator- “The Great Consumer Audit” and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto mayoral candidate Brad Bradford pitches cleaning up, renaming Sankofa Square, alcohol consumption hits 20 year low, as non-alc options soar and streaming services’ obnoxiously loud ads become illegal on July 1 in California.

Hour 4: John Tory is one of 66 non-Jewish Canadian signatories who penned an open letter condemning antisemitism and calling for stricter enforcement of anti-hate laws and Sabrina Nanji- here's what I would do.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, changes are coming to auto insurance policies in Ontario, the Brampton Tariff Task Force, FIFA fever in Brampton and free for all round one.

Hour 3: How markets are reacting to the US and Iran hostilities despite a ceasefire in place, TSN’s Matt Cauz on Canada moving on to the Group of 16 after winning its first ever knockout round match and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Melda Bur, a design adviser for the Weston family. A $93-million gift to overhaul and maintain Queen’s Park North; calls for the provincial government to put money towards Pride festivals across Ontario and free for all round one.

Hour 4: Toronto-based Venezuelan activist Rebecca Sarfatti on reaction from the expat community to back-to-back earthquakes that has the death toll rising, the Five Eyes nations (US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand) are concerned about AI models being too powerful and creating a national security threat and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: Former Team Canada star Patrice Bernier on Canada heading to the World Cup Knock Out Stage on Sunday, facing South Africa in Los Angeles, The CN Tower turns 50. Mark Myers, director of the documentary The Tower That Built A City, joins us to celebrate and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Melda Bur, a design adviser for the Westons, on the family foundation’s $93-million gift to overhaul and maintain Queen’s Park North, calls for the provincial government to put money towards Pride festivals across Ontario and free for all round one.

Hour 1: The CN Tower helped give Toronto its identity, Prime Minister Carney to announce fundraising campaign for 24 Sussex restoration and Pizza Hut, overtaken by the arrival of delivery culture, will be sold for $2.7 billion

Hour 4: City of Hamilton sidelines the building of new data centre, Former National Security Analyst Stephanie Carvin has a book: For Blood and Soil: Far-Right Extremism in Canada.

Hour 3: Fatal collisions have hit a 5-year high and speeding rates have skyrocketed 400 percent after Ontario’s speed camera ban went into effect, TSN’s Matt Cauz on Canada losing 2-1 to Switzerland, but still advancing to the next round in the World Cup and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, there are claims that LifeLabs is sending Canadian patient medical tests to the US for processing, there is a call for Live Nation to hire sound engineers and install noise barriers to dampen the volume of Rogers Stadium and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Drivers speeding well above posted limit has surged nearly 400 percent since removal of cameras, are Canadian blood tests being sent to the US for processing and T. Rex took 40 years to reach full size, scientists find.

Hour 4: A deep dive into the incel movement, how the World Cup is good for national morale, and Overhyped / Underplayed

Hour 3: Funeral today for a fallen police officer, soaring costs for a pedestrian street, and Free For All Round 2.

Hour 2: Funeral today for a fallen police officer, federal money for Toronto, piano playing cats, how the World Cup is good for national morale, and Free For All Round 1.

Hour 1: Doug Ford takes on the press, funeral today for a fallen police officer, raising the speed limit, and whether knee surgery can be avoided

Hour 4: Driving.ca’s Lorraine Sommerfeld on the Deadly Rise of Giant Trucks and SUVs and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: A Montreal police officer has been shot and killed in the line of duty, The Food Professor Sylvain Charlebois on which items Canadians are paying more for on supermarket shelves and free for all round two.

Hour 4: Laurent Duvernay-Tardif CM, physician and Super Bowl champ and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, CJAD News Anchor James Foster on a Montreal police officer gunned down in the line of duty along with suspect and bystander, couples breaking up but are not moving out and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Montreal officers in crosshairs amid nationwide war on cops, Bradford and Chow matchup could be close and people flood AI chatbots with health questions. Microsoft teams up with Mayo Clinic to help.

Hour 3: Toronto Lawyer and Independent Journalist Caryma Sa’d who was at Ford Fest this weekend. PLUS, US Vice President J.D. Vance is in Switzerland meeting with top Iranian officials in hopes of getting peace talks back on track and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, how will a deal or no deal with Iran, inflation won’t get better for a long time, US President Donald Trump is accusing vandals of damaging the newly restored reflecting pond on the National Mall in Washington DC and free for all round one.

Hour 1: PC government officials post photo of Ford Fest crowd that appears to have been edited to make protesters look like supporters; workers thought they were getting an extra day off. Turns out it was just a ‘cruel’ test and Liberals tout 21 bills passing House of Commons this year as MPs break for summer.

Hour 4: Former foreign minister Lloyd Axworthy on his criticism of the Prime Minister for saying the US war on Iran and the ceasefire deal is ‘worth it’., Mark Vidic is a father of three daughters from Toronto. In the fall of 2024 he was diagnosed with testicular cancer at 43 and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: Guelph University food economics Professor Mike von Massow on Sobeys parent company Empire to open discount grocery stores and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Conservative Party Deputy Leader Melissa Lantsman on Bill C-288, the Protection Against Online Fraud Act, which aims to protect Canadians from digital scams and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Liberals Lead PCs by 3 as Ford Approval Hits 26%, Exhibition Place report rejects idea of year-round casino and social media, and video network consumption is now ahead of other news sources as the most widely used source of news globally.

Hour 4: Hamilton is the city unanimously voting in favour of a moratorium on building data centres, in pushback to rapid AI buildout and NEWSTALK 1010’s Adwoa Nsiah-Yeboah was at the Ghana-Panama World Cup match at Toronto Stadium.

Hour 3: A federal committee is recommending that the government should 'indefinitely exclude' people with mental illness from applying for MAID, the latest on the deal with Iran following President Donald Trump's summit with the G-7 leaders in France and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Team Canada is preparing for its World Cup match against Qatar at Vancouver’s BC Place., US Secretary for Homeland Security offering his assessment of dealing with Canada and his admission that the Americans can be bull headed too and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Ottawa should ‘indefinitely exclude’ people with mental illness from MAID: committee report, area residents say noise from Post Malone concert at Rogers Stadium was ‘excessive’ and watching The World Cup May Actually Be Good for You - Attending live sporting events predicts subjective wellbeing and reduces loneliness.

Hour 4: AI is creating a ‘two-track’ job market. Plus: how social media and video network consumption is now ahead of other news sources as the most widely used source of news globally and Rob Davis: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson on Toronto police revealing a gun-for-hire network connected to multiple shooting investigations in the city, opposition parties calling to release its plans for expanding Billy Bishop Airport and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Bonnie Crombie could announce running for her old job in Mississauga as early as next week, Toronto police revealing a gun-for-hire network connected to multiple shooting investigations in the city and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Bonnie Crombie could announce running for her old job in Mississauga as early as next week, Doug Ford slams poll suggesting he is Canada’s least popular premier and researchers say it matters what liquid you take your pills with.

Hour 4: Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t and TV personality and fashion editor Jeanne Beker on a new thought leadership event, If Not You, Then Who? An Evening of Connection is taking place Wednesday, June 17th.

Hour 3: NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson on Toronto police firing multiple shots at a stolen vehicle driven by a 12-year-old who struck an officer on the east end, details are slowly emerging about the deal with Iran, Juno Award winning and Grammy nominated jazz performer Laila Biali will be performing at Toronto's 39th anniversary International Jazz Festival and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, PM Mark Carney in France for the G7 economic forum, consumers are still spending- they’re just choosing experiences over everything else and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Officer struck by stolen vehicle driven by 12-year-old in Toronto’s east end fired multiple shots, Toronto ER doctor Raghu Venugopal on Ontario ER doctors raising the alarm on hospital overcrowding and iPhone may be one factor in falling birth rates, researchers say.

Hour 4: Rachel Levy, master certified career coach at Kaleidoscope Consulting, on why the number of workers taking mental health leave is spiking and “Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: NBC News Radio National Correspondent RORY O'NEILL looks at a weekend that had just about everything for the sports fan. The NY Knicks won their first championship in more than 50 years while the World Cup started, fans of the UFC got to see a fight at the White House and free for all round two

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, the teen accused in Toronto Constable Marc Pinizzotto’s death had been working in a gun-for-hire network suspected in GFL, tow-truck shootings and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto Port Authority says Billy Bishop expansion would be self-funded, Conservatives’ latest ad featured ‘Canadians’ who weren’t even real. It takes us to a dark place and Carney says G7 no longer ‘runs the world or pretends to’.

Hour 4: TSN’s Matt Cauz on the first ever World Cup match in Canada, more than a game: Why FIFA 2026 is an investment, not a cost, for Canada and Stephen Crawford, Minister of Public and Business Service Delivery and Procurement, on the Ontario government cracking down on event ticket resales above face value.

Hour 3: CP24’s Bill Coulter live on scene at Rendezvous for the first ever World Cup match in Canada, Chris Mathers, retired RCMP officer, now a private consultant, on a Toronto police officer fatally shot, how is Metrolinx, getting fans and spectators to and from Toronto Stadium and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, MAYOR OLIVIA CHOW in studio, Toronto Police Association President Clayton Campbell in studio and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Today’s the day: the first World Cup game played in Canada kicks off at 3pm - tickets still available, Poll suggests popularity of Ontario Premier Doug Ford hits personal low and Toronto police officer fatally shot as search warrants were executed yesterday in connection with the U.S. Consulate shooting earlier this year.

Hour 4: Newstalk 1010 Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson provides insight on a Toronto officer shot, Former Team Canada star Patrice Bernier on the start of the World Cup and Bob Rae weighs in on the Billy Bishop airport issues.

Hour 3; MP Adam van Koeverden, Secretary of State for Sport, The World Cup starts today, with the first match at 3pm with Mexico facing South Africa and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Jamaal Myers, Toronto City Councillor and TTC Chair, on the transit agency rolling out tools that will let it call out bad behaviour in stations over the PA system and free for all round one.

Hour 1: President Donald Trump says he’s ‘not looking to renew’ the CUSMA North American free trade deal, ‘Notable Torontonians’ urge ‘no rush to judgment’ on Billy Bishop expansion and your Cat Can Bring Home More Disease Than You Think.

Hour 4: Chris Murie, owner of Dizzy Sports Bar, on watching the FIFA World Cup at a sports bar: Be prepared for a long wait — or a hefty deposit and Toronto Sun columnist Brian Lilley: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: Toronto Lawyer Gavin Tighe on how AI-generated ‘fake cases’ a concern for courts, The US hits Iran with air strikes after President Donald Trump says he "must respond" for the downing of an American helicopter and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, how Toronto mortgage holders could have trouble refinancing, something he dubs “a death spiral”, police warning of “scouting” apartments and homes prior to break-and-enters. Plus: distraction thefts and free for all round one.

Hour 1: White House complaints behind cancelling of Doug Ford’s meetings with American trade officials, Canadian officials stand up for World Cup ref denied entry to the United States and impairment to lungs, heart linked to vaping.

Hour 4: A protest outside Cambridge city hall and demanding the resignation of the mayor after she interrupted a speech by a 17-year-old during a city-run Pride event last week, how your AI shopping assistant is selling you out, with studies showing they’ll pick the priciest sponsored item and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: Moshe Lander, professor of economics at Concordia University, on taking issue with John Tory’s justification for the World Cup deal he signed while mayor, Aviation expert John Tory Jr on the bust of a former airline captain who flew hundreds of flights without a required license and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, FIFA coming to Canada, will it move the GDP needle, Podcast host Daemon Fairless on Hunting the Suicide Seller, a five-part series looking at the recently concluded Kenneth Law case and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Federal government launches public consultations on Billy Bishop airport, Poilievre says Alberta needs new priorities from Ottawa, not a new country and Great Britain joins Canada in weighing a social media ban for teens under 16.

Hour 4: Brock University political science professor Blayne Haggart on what’s behind the growing backlash towards AI data centres, Darragh McGee, author of Imitation Games: How Gambling Hijacked Sports and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: McDonald’s plans to roll out a new AI-based operating system at all restaurants, a new report from city staff warning that any expansion of Billy Bishop airport could result in major adverse impacts on housing, congestion, the environment and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Canada’s two World Cup hosting cities spending public money for the matches while US cities found corporate sponsors and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Mayor Olivia Chow defends Toronto’s World Cup ticket reselling scheme, Facebook is paying people overseas promoting Alberta separatism and Louise Arbour to be installed as Canada's Governor General.

Hour 4: Yvonne Drebert & Zach Melnick at Inspired Planet Productions on Superior Maximus: their next major live stream expedition diving to the deepest point in the Great Lakes, more than 400 metres down in Lake Superior and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw and Superintendent David Ecklund, NBC News Radio White House Correspondent JON DECKER was with President Trump in the Oval Office when he discussed energy yesterday and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, a report that finds the war in Iran will add $650 in extra fuel costs for the average Ontario household, what is the federal government’s strategy on AI and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Report says Billy Bishop airport expansion could impact thousands of homes along waterfront, Ford defends use of charter flights and McDonald’s is launching FIFA World Cup collectibles and cups in Canada for a limited-time.

Hour 4: Referee Bill McCreary with a candid look at hockey's most pivotal moments in his book: Stories From Ice Level, and Veteran Toronto Star food critic Chris Nuttall-Smith on the ‘Top 100 Under 100,’ detailing the most delicious and interesting places where two people can eat in the GTA for $100 or less.

Hour 3: Dr. Shoshanna Saxe, Associate Professor in the UofT Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering, the World Cup’s impact on Toronto congestion and whether the city is ready for the throngs of visitors, Ottawa is asking the CRTC to review its decision on Cancon contributions for streaming services and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, CTV News Ottawa Bureau Chief Graham Richardson on the launch of The Graham Richardson Show tomorrow at noon on NEWSTALK 1010 and free for all round one.

Hour 1: FIFA bans vuvuzelas and shirtlessness at the World Cup, ‘He yells’: Mark Carney’s focus has Liberal MPs bristling and scientists accidentally discover sea cucumbers with ‘tissue immortality’.

Hour 4: Jordan Cristillo, brother of Andrew, who was killed in a head-on collision, on Andrew’s Law receiving Royal Assent yesterday, Kevin Gillis, creator of the beloved and legendary animated show The Raccoons, is ushering in a new era for the beloved franchise as its iconic music is released digitally for the first time and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: The Ontario legislature resting until after the municipal elections, Automotive writer Stephanie Wallcraft at Driving.ca on a federal memo warning of privacy risks as Chinese EVs arrive in Canada and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Mississauga City Councillor Dipika Damerla declares she is running for Mayor of Mississauga, Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward is running for re-election and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Ontario legislature to rise for 21-week break following short session, Toronto sees 28% jump in traffic fatalities in 2026 compared to last year and this $3,000 program drastically cuts colon cancer recurrence.

Hour 3: Summer vacation is starting for Ontario’s elected officials. Former First Lady Jill Biden is making headlines for comments she made in her new book about President Joe Biden's mental capacity and free for all round two.

Hour 4: Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown on the city installing 360-degree cameras and automatic license plate readers to help Peel police solve crimes, Ontario Deputy Minister of Health, on his new book The Canadian Health Care Guerrilla Handbook: How to Fight for What You Need and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, there are criticisms of the Carney Government after Canada falls into a technical recession, Toronto Police Service rough handling cyclists on the Martin Goodman Trail and free for all round one.

Hour 1- Toronto City Hall warns staff: No World Cup freebies, Brampton installing 360-degree cameras and automatic license plate readers to help solve crimes and user-replaceable batteries are coming back in a big way.

Hour 4: Tim Ray - Co-Founder & CEO at VeriFast, on finding talent and investment capital in Canada and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Rob Davis, former City Councillor and Founder of Rob Davis and Associates.

Hour 3: Claude Lemieux brain being donated to Boston University for research, Guest - Donald Weaver: Professor, Neurologist - Krembil Brain Institute of Medicine, Chemistry and pharmaceutical sciences at UOFT, and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Solicitor General Michael Kerzner on The Protecting Ontario’s Streets and Communities Act, 2026, Toronto's first AI film festival and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Pierre Polievre wants an emergency debate on the economy, ‘Worth repeating’: U.S. ambassador welcomes PM Carney’s offer to ‘help make America great again’.

Hour 4: Toronto Sun reporter Joe Warmington on door knocking at the Etobicoke home where Esther was found, Mark Carney pitches Canada as investment hub, Toronto doing better than most cities at diversifying trade away from U.S. and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”

Hour 3: Prime Minister Mark Carney tells a New York City business crowd that “Canada strong will help make America great again”, TSN's Luke Wileman on the FIFA World Cup Canada Roster Reveal Special ,  Ontario looking ‘very, very closely’ at the rise in sports betting and gambling commercials and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, CP24 reporter Steve Ryan on Esti, the 14-year-old Toronto teen found safe after a nearly two-week search, the PM tells a New York City business crowd that “Canada strong will help make America great again.” and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Missing Toronto teen found safe after nearly two-week search, World Cup matches in Toronto still aren't sold out. But fans are facing high costs and President Trump is said to be considering the latest peace proposal with Iran. PLUS: IS AMERICA MORALLY BANKRUPT?

Hour 4: The last appearance of Marilyn Denis and David Corey from CHUM on pop culture news.

Hour 3: Mayor Candidate Brad Bradford on Olivia Chow installing TTC platform barriers, an idea he pitched weeks ago, the public safety minister is defending Bill C-22 as necessary for investigators as the legislation faces growing privacy concerns and free for all round two

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, there is a petition calling to safeguard the democratic process from AI-generated “slopaghanda”, which can distort facts and mislead voters and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Ford government defeats NDP bill that would have cut HST on certain food items, barriers to be installed on platform at Toronto subway station this year, mayor says and whatever the mirror test tells us, beluga whales pass it.

Hour 4: The latest negotiations to end fighting in the Mid-East what are NASA’s plans for building a base on the moon, with when it will happen and how much it will cost and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: Toronto Star City Hall Reporter Kate Allen on an investigation into the 'strong mayor powers' Premier Doug Ford brought to Ontario four years ago; this week is Toronto Tech Week and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Former federal cabinet minister Steven Guilbeault resigning from Mark Carney’s Liberal caucus and what is going on with the CUSMA negotiations? Free for all round one.

Hour 1: Doug Ford gave Ontario mayors more powers to build housing, Ontario civil servants can work remotely on daytime Toronto World Cup game days, breaking ground for one of the largest Long Term Care homes in Ontario and one Dietary Supplement Was Found to Lower Aggression by Up to 28%.

Hour 4: Paven Bratch, serial entrepreneur in health and tech- he took care of a coyote problem on his Hamilton area property, there is a need for early detection when it comes to cancers and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: Ontario’s latest plans to tackle organized crime, which includes license plate readers, is there a peace deal with Iran or not and free for all round two

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, former federal cabinet minister Navdeep Bains entering the Ontario Liberal Party leadership race, Noise and Vibration expert Robert Fuller, senior project engineer at Thornton Tomasetti, on noise and vibration complaints from Rogers Stadium and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Doug Ford’s penchant for flying private took off before jet purchase, records show, former federal cabinet minister Navdeep Bains enters Ontario Liberal leadership race and Pope Leo warns of AI fueling warfare in first major theological document.

Hour 4: Dr Raghu Venugopal- bike lanes and emergency vehicle impact, "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton, Olivi Chow officially declares she is running for re-election for Toronto Mayor.

Hour 3: Matti Siemiatycki, director of the Infrastructure Institute at the University of Toronto, on how the city is moving quickly to patch up parts ahead of FIFA, The Great Beaver Quest taking place in the city during the FIFA World Cup 2026 and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, the Region of Waterloo losing a legal bid to clear an encampment in Kitchener, which Premier Doug Ford dismissed as “cockamamie”and free for all round one.

Hour 1: FIFA reveals outrageous parking prices for Toronto World Cup games, Beaches-East York MP Nate Erskine Smith loses appeal in his provincial riding nomination and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith opens door to amending constitution to alter treaty rights.

Hour 4: Dave LeBlanc, the architourist, author of Hidden Toronto. He’s signing copies tomorrow at Swipe Design, 401 Richmond Street West, gas prices expected to drop Friday, though relief won’t last long and Irma Girdle, drag wearing Toronto tour guide.

Hour 3: City Council votes in favour of closing Church Street to cars for two blocks this summer, W5 Host and Managing Editor Avery Haines on an investigation into how organized crime groups exploit airport insiders to move drugs and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Kristine Hubbard at Beck Taxi on taxi and rideshare drivers bracing for World Cup traffic and antsy passengers and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto council approves covering half of councillor’s legal fees in integrity commissioner probe, Stephen Colbert signs off The Late Show with Paul McCartney and a next-generation drug causes dramatic weight loss. Here’s how much.

Hour 4: Beloved Canadian comedian, actor, and filmmaker Tom Green on his new original Crave series, THE TOM GREEN FARM, Marilyn Denis and David Corey form CHUM FM and how Americans feel about the state of their nation?

Hour 3: Small businesses in Canada struggling to hire young people, FIFA World Cup 2026 will cost Canadian taxpayers more than $1 billion, or $82 million per game U.S. announcing criminal charges against former Cuban President Raúl Castro and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Bill C-22 which has Apple, Meta and other tech giants warning that the Carney government will compromise your data, Is FIFA still good value for money and free for all round one

Hour 1: FIFA’s economic impact may not be as significant as expected, ‘Keeping an eye on Canada’: U.S. DEA plans to open new offices north of the border and garlic Is a Secret Weapon Against Mosquitoes.

Hour 4: David Adames, CEO at the Niagara Parks Commission, on the province looking to turn over land in the city to a Ferris wheel builder for up to 49 years, a high-stakes drama that follows air ambulance crews performing life-saving rescues across the remote Canadian North and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson on three Toronto Police Officers arrested in Spain and the Mayor’s reaction, Check in with the Chief - Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Canadian consumers will pay $50 Billion in higher costs even if the Strait of Hormuz reopens immediately, Canada’s Snowbirds jets grounded until the 2030s as replacement aircraft are identified and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto mayor says city’s top cop has to regain public trust amid allegations against officers, Toronto island airport expansion would lead to severe traffic, committee hears and speaking Two Languages May Affect Dementia Risk in an Unexpected Way.

Hour 4: Is your degree already obsolete and what Ontario students are doing to ‘future-proof’ their careers as AI targets entry-level jobs, a key ruling in the case against Luigi Mangone - the man accused of killing the CEO of United Healthcare on a busy New York street will be in today.

Hour 3: The Trump administration quitting the Canada-U.S. advisory board on defence, claiming Canada 'failed to make credible progress' on defence spending commitments, how Toronto businesses are navigating FIFA’s notoriously strict copyright rules and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, an Iraqi man facing U.S. terrorism charges linked to Toronto consulate shootings, CJAD's Andrew Carter on Montreal Canadiens advancing to Eastern Conference Finals and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Ontario police are using spyware that lets them remotely take over your smartphone, Province looking to lease Niagara Falls parkland to Ferris wheel builder for up to 49 years and an Experiment Put LLMs in Charge of Radio Stations. You’ll Never Guess How It Went.

Hour 4: Amanda Lang- Sources say an Ottawa-Alberta carbon price deal could come Friday. Here’s what that means and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: A motion to put the expansion of Billy Bishop Airport to the city’s voters this October, Air Transat is telling customers that it might be cheaper to go to the country to see a FIFA game, there is a support group for people who fell victim to AI delusions and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, should Doug Ford and the Progressive Conservatives will pay the taxpayers back for the failed plane purchase, sources say an Ottawa-Alberta carbon price deal could come Friday and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Opposition demands Doug Ford repay taxpayers for failed plane purchase, Toronto Councillors want city voters to decide fate of Billy Bishop Airport expansion with his new album, ‘Iceman,’ can Drake reconnect with Toronto, the city that once loved him?

Hour 4: Marilyn Denis and David Corey on pop culture, Paula Phillips, executive director of the Brampton Soccer Club, whose youth squad has produced several players for Toronto FC, on why so many of Canada’s great soccer players come from this GTA city.

Hour 3: Flavio Volpe, president of the Auto Parts Manufacturers Association, on a new report that says Canada’s auto industry could disappear by 2040, President Donald Trump is in Beijing for meetings with his Chinese counterpart, President Xi and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, more than 37K Canadians filed for insolvency proposals in the first 3 months of 2026—the highest since 2009 and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Poll: Chow 50%, Bradford 37%; Traffic Frustration Dominates City Mood, Ontario to pay nearly $200,000 in extra costs tied to private jet purchase and 432Hz 'Brain Tuning' Is an Ancient Idea. Does It Actually Work?

Hour 4: Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy on the province making its pitch to host the defence bank, Tim Kocur and Athena Mattheou at Waterfront BIA on Summer on the Waterfront, Doors Open Toronto, and plans for the World Cup and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: Mohit Rajhans, AI and Digital Media consultant, founder of thinkstart.ca, on data at risk by Ontario government employees using unsafe AI sites, Dan Craig and Josh Dawick from the Toronto Rock ahead of playing in the National Lacrosse League Finals and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, how worried Southern Ontario should be about the ‘destructive’ spotted lantern fly that took over NYC and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Nate Erskine Smith challenges nomination loss for Scarborough Southwest byelection; Toronto gets soccer-themed condoms for FIFA World Cup 2026 and common knee surgery found ineffective, may make things worse.

Hour 4: More Canadians are finding themselves financially stretched, anxious about bills, and looking for ways to make ends meet, the scammers know it and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: Liberal MP Nate Erskine Smith is challenging the results of the Scarborough Southwest nomination vote, Daniel Ivans, Rates.ca insurance expert and licensed insurance broker, on how auto insurance quotes are calculated and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Vic Fedeli, Ontario Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade, on Investment attraction and job creation, the Federal government has a list of four or five airports that could be privatized and free for all round one .

Hour 1: Ontario planning to crack down on ticket reselling for large events such as FIFA World Cup. They bought identical cars and have flawless driving records. So why is his insurance $649 more and bill to help authorities probe online activities raise widespread privacy fears.

Hour 4: Warnica, Senior Opinion Writer at the Toronto Star spent time with Mitch Sylvestre, leader of the Alberta separatist movement, and fact-checking many of the claims for independence and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson on Ontario’s police watchdog planning to investigate members of Toronto’s drug squad, new data showing how Torontonians get around the city and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, concerns as AI data centres pop up in the GTA, little consideration has been given to environmental impact and demands on infrastructure such as water and electricity, there’s been an unprecedented increase for youth unemployment in Canada and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto begins citywide cleanup blitz early ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026, Liberal MP Erskine-Smith loses nomination battle for Ontario provincial byelection and PM Carney says Canada open to deeper integration with U.S. ahead of CUSMA review.

Hour 4: Dr Kieran Moore, Chief Medical Officer of Health, on two Ontarians in isolation, at an undisclosed location in Canada, amid this hantavirus scare, U.S. trade court rules against Trump's 10% global tariffs and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: The Ford government moving ahead with plans to build what could be the world’s largest nuclear facility, Toronto Tempo President Teresa Resch on the city’s WNBA franchise tipping off their inaugural game tonight and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Three Canadians isolating following hantavirus outbreak on cruise and are the city’s roads and transit system ready to face unprecedented tests when the World Cup kicks off next month.

Hour 1: Students busted for possession of a cell phone in the classroom when emergency alert test went off, Brad Bradford accuses Olivia Chow of running shadow re-election campaign — on the taxpayer’s dime and Kodak and the rebirth of film.

Hour 4: CHUM FM’s David Corey on this week’s pop culture news, artificial intelligence has created deep fake doctors who are peddling dangerous "snake oil."

Hour 3: NBC News Radio White House Correspondent JON DECKER has the latest on peace negotiations with Iran, alleged experimentation on live monkeys at York University and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Toronto is spending millions more for snow removal after another slow cleanup response, a former motel in the Pickering is turned into a federal refugee reception centre and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto faces a $54M snow removal bill after 2026 blizzards blow budget, Does Toronto need political parties and infrasound waves stop kitchen fires, but can they replace sprinklers?

Hour 4: François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of National Revenue, on making life more affordable for Canadians, the spring economic update, and more, "Small Town Escapes with Colin and Justin” and Victoria Matiash, host at the NHL Radio Network every day 1 - 3pm, on the Maple Leafs winning first pick in the NHL draft lottery.

Hour 3: TSN’s Matt Cauz on the Maple Leafs winning first pick in the NHL draft lottery, guilty verdicts in what has been called a ‘horrific’ trial of an Ontario couple accused of murdering a 12-year-old boy they were trying to adopt and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, who is Canada’s new Governor General, TTC will roll out a wayfinding pilot project at 6 subway stations ahead of the FIFA World Cup and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Provincial Conservatives condemn Opposition leader Marit Stiles’ “trumpian” attack, Telus to use AI to mask customer service workers’ accents and Ontario to start screening for colorectal cancer at age 45 instead of 50.

Hour 4: Retirees delaying downsizing plans as housing market slumps. Plus: with the April jobs numbers coming out, what to look for and what they mean for job seekers and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t .

Hour 3: John Fraser, founding president of the Institute of the Study of the Crown in Canada and author of the new book The Governors General, on Prime Minister Mark Carney expected to name the next governor general today, 36% of Canadian restaurants are reportedly operating at a loss or only breaking even and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Prime Minister Mark Carney expected to name the next governor general today, another massive jump in gas prices coming tomorrow, which will have us flirting with $2 a litre and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Marit Stiles suggests Premier Doug Ford won't get to run for re-election because he'll be in prison, PM Carney to name next governor general Tuesday, and these reusable digital Polaroids are a clever way to cover a fridge in memories.

Hour 4: The federal government potentially selling off federal lands adjacent to Rouge National Urban Park in Pickering, which the city could convert for commercial uses, such as big box stores and warehouses and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles on asking Prime Minister Mark Carney to block Doug Ford’s Billy Bishop airport plans, US President Donald Trump potentially preparing for new strikes against Iran and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, CSIS saying violent extremism and radicalization becoming more complex to counter, TSN’s Matt Cauz on the Toronto Raptors loss and Montreal Canadiens victory and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Habs advance to round two, Premier Doug Ford receives honorary degree from U.S. university, and a senator says growing list of vacancies signals 'the end of an era' for independence.

Hour 3: Toronto City Councillor and Candidate for Mayor Brad Bradford, Minister of Artificial Intelligence, Digital Innovation, and Federal Economic Development Agecy for Southern Ontario and free for all round two.

Hour 4: Political Strategist and Urban Planner Aleem Kanji on the start of the municipal election season, gas tops $2/L on West Coast, oil reaches wartime high - $1.90/L in the GTA and Amanda Galbraith, co-founder and partner at reputation management company Oyster Group and host of Free For All Fridays with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Ontario looking to charm non-U.S. trading partners amid ongoing trade war, The Uncomfortable Watch”, a mini documentary and social experiment that opens a window into the digital habits that many families face and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Who's in, who's out and storylines to watch as candidates sign up for the 2026 municipal election, Adamson Barbecue owner fined $500, escapes criminal record in COVID-19 lockdown case and Doug Ford brand takes a hit.

Hour 4: Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown on the Ford government approving a massive expansion of the Brampton trash plant despite health concerns, Marilyn Denis and David Corey, companies don't want your résumé, they want you to show up instead.

Hour 3: The Federal government is boosting funding for security around the FIFA World Cup by $145 million, including up to $45 million for Toronto, Mississauga City Councillor Alvin Tedjo announcement and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Dan McTeague, a massive jump in gas prices coming tomorrow, Canada in ‘early stages’ of talks on whether to privatize airports and free for all round one.

Moore 1- Apr 30 Mixdown 1Hour 1: Ontario teachers’ unions called for Province-wide Day of Action, historic building at the crossroads of Toronto to become a self-storage facility and hidden Phenomenon Could Explain Why Old Buildings Feel Haunted.

Hour 4: Marco Mendicino, Former Chief of Staff to Prime Minister Mark Carney- reviews the Federal economic statement, Filmmaker Mark Myers, on his documentary The Tower That Built A City, Jim Richards: Overhyped and Underplayed and the province considering a ban of cellphones on school property.

Hour 3: Vassy Kapelos, CTV Chief Political Correspondent and host of the Vassy Kapelos show, on the Federal economic statement, a new school program that aims to curb the ‘decline’ in Maple Leafs and hockey interest across the GTA and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, new Ontario provincial polls that show Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives slipping and even falling behind for the first time in almost a decade and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Eight key takeaways from Carney’s spring fiscal update: From airport changes to more police powers, FIFA requiring Toronto paramedics to tend to injured footballers, stretching emergency responders thin and should We Finally Ditch Artificial Sweeteners for Good?

Hour 4: NBC News Radio White House Correspondent Jon Decker on the state visit of King Charles, Marco Mendicino-spring economic update and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: Vassy Kapelos, CTV Chief Political Correspondent and host of the Vassy Kapelos show, a new bill giving the province power to expropriate almost all of the Toronto Islands, King Charles and Queen Camilla landed in Washington Monday for a three-day visit to the U.S. and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, NEWSTALK 1010 Royal Correspondent Coryne Hall on the state visit of King Charles, Loverboy guitarist Paul Dean one of this year’s inductees to the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Mark Carney introduces Sovereign Wealth Fund, as Canadians wonder what that is, Doug Ford regularly worked from home after ordering civil servants back to office and man faces 5 years in prison for using AI to fake sighting of runaway wolf.

Hour 4: NBC News Radio White House Correspondent JON DECKER was at the White House Correspondents Dinner Saturday night when shots rang out, Ontario’s big city mayors would also like to keep records of their conversations between each other hidden from the public and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: Toronto Police Association President Clayton Campbell on opposing provincial changes to policing in the city, will peace talks with Iran are falling apart as reports surface of additional attacks on U.S. bases and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, six months to municipal Election Day, inflation has come down, pressure has not lifted for young Canadians; in fact: they’re not leaving home and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Six months to municipal Election Day, who is the suspect arrested in the attack at the White House correspondents’ dinner and new affordability measures expected in spring federal fiscal update.

Hour 4: NBC News Radio National Correspondent RORY O'NEILL will have the latest on peace talks and what is happening in the Gulf of Hormuz, Toronto condo market hits 35-year low as sales continue to plunge with ‘no new project launches’ and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: Jordan Cristillo, brother of Andrew, who was killed in a head-on collision. The trial for the accused dangerous driver begins on Monday, Toronto City Councillor Josh Matlow on the Ford Government tabling a bill to take over Little Norway Park outside Billy Bishop Airport and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Liberal MPP Stephanie Smyth on Doug Ford insulting her in the house yesterday, police arrest suspects for using an SMS blaster to send fraudulent texts to tens of thousands of devices in Toronto and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Doug Ford declines to apologize after insulting MPP Stephanie Smythe in the house, the province plans to seize a portion of Little Norway Park for Billy Bishop airport expansion and Drake’s Ice Installation for New ‘Iceman’ Album Brings Headaches to Toronto.

Hour 4: Marilyn Denis and David Corey from CHUM FM, US based airlines are raising fares and Air Transat is just the latest Canadian carrier to cut thousands of flights.

Hour 3: NDP Opposition Leader Marit Stiles on calling for the auditor to probe Premier Ford’s purchase of a private jet for the province. Plus: the Ontario government will push through its FOI changes bill and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, more should be done to educate Americans on trade, the Ford government holding a late-night session to pass its omnibus budget bill and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Ontario high school students will soon need to pass financial literacy test to graduate, health experts hope U.K. smoking ban will inspire Canada to do the same and the Moon Might Be More Prone to Fires.

Hour 4: The ceasefire with Iran has been extended, says Donald Trump and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: Andrew Weir, president and CEO of Destination Toronto, on the city’s new master plan to win over tourists, research shows a network of fake YouTube channels pushing U.S. annexation and Alberta secession narrative and free for all round two

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, nearly 80% of Canadians say cost-of-living outpaces their income and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Investigation finds Doug Ford’s plane would not have been able to land at 90% of Ontario’s airports, Pride organizations call on Ontario to create fund to support festivals as costs climb and are seasonal allergies starting earlier? Experts say yes, depending on where you live.

Hour 4: There is a troubling real estate scam already targeting Canadian seniors and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t. Lisa Raitt, Former Federal Cabinet Minister NOW a member of Mark Carney’s new Canada-U.S. advisory council.

Hour 3: Toronto City Councillor Michael Thompson on drivers continually running red lights in his Scarborough ward, the latest on what is happening in the Strait of Hormuz and Pakistan and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, most important food prices rising again, Canada Post reporting a record loss of $1.57B last year and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Doug Ford says he should have made his case before buying a jet, Canada Post racks up record loss of $1.57 billion and Apple CEO Tim Cook to step down.

Hour 4: Liberal MPP John Fraser on Premier Doug Ford reversing course, saying he will sell the jet purchased for the province, 30% risk Canada enters recession: former BoC governor and Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: Mark Carney declaring Canada’s ties to the U.S. a ‘weakness’, the latest with war in Iran and whether the Strait of Hormuz is open or closed and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Premier Doug Ford reversing course, saying he will sell the jet purchased for the province, Ontarians are given a strong incentive to go green this Earth Day (Wednesday) by offering 20% more cash for eligible empty alcohol containers and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Doug Ford reverses course plans to sell the province’s private plane, next governor-general must be fluent in English and French, official languages watchdog says and Mark Carney delivers address explaining why Canada can no longer rely on the United States.

Hour 4: Exhibition Place’s CEO Don Boyle on his grand vision for the land that will turn it into a year-round destination for residents and visitors, who’s paying Amazon’s Canadian fuel surcharge, and how much is it and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: Canada Post to soon end door-to-door delivery for 136,000 addresses nationwide, 18K homes in Toronto, the turmoil in the middle east means that Europe COULD run out of jet fuel in a matter of weeks and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, how this weekend’s fuel prices increase will wipe out all the savings from removing the federal portion of the gas tax and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Drug use and danger on full display when Toronto hosts World Cup, Gordie Howe bridge opening date being ‘quietly’ negotiated to avoid angering Trump: source and Toronto Tempo are no longer just an idea. Now, they are a team.

Hour 4: Bill Sinclair, President and CEO at The Neighbourhood Group Community Services, on how the tough job market isn't getting any better for young Canadians, US jury finding that concert giant Live Nation and its Ticketmaster subsidiary had a harmful monopoly over big concert venues and the latest on the situation in Iran.

Hour 3: Toronto City Councillor Dianne Saxe on data from the city of Ottawa that shows more drivers speeding in school zones since photo radar cameras were turned off, how Microsoft Teams is spying on you and reporting back to you bosses and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, data shows more drivers speeding in school zones since photo radar cameras were turned off and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto’s ‘free’ World Cup fan fest could now come with a price, more drivers speeding in school zones since photo radar cameras turned off and chimpanzees murdering their former friends, and researchers can’t wrap their heads around it.

Hour 4: Blair Champion, participating in the Mattamy Homes Bike for Brain Health on Sunday May 31. Speaking candidly about living with early onset Alzheimer’s, what he fears, and why he’s sharing his story now, Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed and Guy Maddin, Canadian screenwriter, director- National Canadian Film Day.

Hour 3: NDP Leader taking up the cause to call on the Federal government to ban the use of algorithmic pricing, Whitby Councillor Chris Leahy. The statement on integrity commissioners report findings and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, documents that show the Minister in charge of the skills development fund rejected an application from the TTC while approving one from a strip club and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Carney government to temporarily suspend federal gas tax, Toronto police expecting uptick in protests as World Cup puts city on centre stage and parents, but not parenting, to blame for picky eating in kids, says a new study

Hour 4: Although the ceasefire is holding, the U.S. has now put a naval blockade around Iran. NBC News Radio National Correspondent RORY O'NEILL has the latest, Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t and Ryan Gullen, bassist for the Sheepdogs, on losing his father to cancer and how grief showed up in unexpected ways.

Hour 3: TCDSB Ward 2 trustee Markus de Dominico on Ontario set to slash the number of trustees at TDSB as part of a sweeping education reform bill, American military began a blockade of Iranian ports to force Tehran to open the Strait of Hormuz and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Ontario set to slash the number of trustees at TDSB as part of a sweeping education reform bill, there is a real tension in the economy that isn’t showing up in the headlines and squeezing out middle-class Canadians and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Mark Carney cements majority government with byelection sweep, Autonomous ridesharing service Waymo looks to expand driverless cars to Toronto and Anthropic’s new AI model is too dangerous to release to public, developers say.

Hour 4: Donald Trump threatening Strait of Hormuz blockade after U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks end without agreement, "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton and how tough winter conditions could impact grape harvest as Ontario wine booms.

Hour 3: Voters in two ridings in Ontario and one in Quebec head to the polls in today’s federal byelections, Canada needs to think big and take risks when it comes to space and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, voters in two ridings in Ontario and one in Quebec head to the polls in today’s federal byelections, Donald Trump threatening Strait of Hormuz blockade after U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks end without agreement and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Carney issues call for unity, says no time for ‘politics as usual’, $500,000 to Leave Canada? The Controversial Proposal Shaking the Liberal Convention and Quebec has a new premier.

Hour 4: What to expect at the Liberal Party convention in Montreal ahead of the big byelections on Monday, oil prices rise toward US$100 as stocks slip on doubts about the U.S.-Iran ceasefire and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: Kayode Southwood, CFIB senior policy analyst, on how shoplifting is on the rise as cost-of-living mounts, the latest on the War in Iran, and the ongoing impact on Canadians and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Branding and Marketing expert Tony Chapman, host of the podcast Chatter That Matters- is the Kit Kat heist and elaborate marketing stunt and free for all round one.

Hour 1: TTC Line 2 out of service from Ossington to Woodbine - third no service situation this week, floor crosser MP Marilyn Gladu says she’ll be a good Liberal and The Artemis II crew lands tonight.

Hour 4: NBC News Radio National Correspondent RORY O'NEILL on Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz again in response to Israeli attacks in Lebanon, Marilyn Denis and David Corey from CHUM FM and Kirsten Fox, niece of Terry, on the launch of the 46th Terry Fox Run.

Hour 3: A coalition of public interest and environmental groups announcing a legal challenge against the Ford Government’s use of special economic zones, a minority government has ever flipped to majority via floor crossing and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, longtime Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu crossing the floor to the Liberals, Freelance environmental reporter Paul Webster on taking the Ford Government to court over documents related to building Highway 413 and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Mark Carney’s latest floor crosser tests more than the size of the Liberal tent; Toronto looks to ban jet skis on city waterways and baseball is changing forever with robot ump challenges.

Hour 4: NBC News Radio National Correspondent RORY O'NEILL looks at what is next for Iran now that President Trump's deadline has come and gone, Milton Mayor Gord Krantz and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: Jack Cunningham, professor of International Relations at the University of Toronto- Trump agreeing to suspend ‘bombing and attack of Iran’ for two weeks, pilot ferry shuttle is launching a service along Lake Ontario for the next three years and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, how fuel markets are responding to Trump agreeing to suspend ‘bombing and attack of Iran’ for two weeks, your credit card may be a national security threat and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Donald Trump agrees to suspend ‘bombing and attack of Iran’ for two weeks, TDSB says nearly 300 teaching jobs to be cut in upcoming school year and deafness reversed: One injection restores hearing in just weeks.

Hour 4: The astronauts on board the Artemis space capsule did their flyby past the moon yesterday. NBC News Radio National Correspondent Rory O’Neill looks at how it went, changes coming to Niagara Region’s governance and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: A formidable group of urban thinkers who care deeply about the future of the city and offer a compelling path forward in their new book Saving Toronto, changes coming to Niagara Region’s governance, with the province to build on its ‘strong mayor’ system and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Whitby Mayor Elizabeth Roy on municipalities saying they're forced to divert money to things the province should be covering, Donald Trump saying today is the deadline for a peace deal with Iran and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Artemis 2 heads back to Earth after visit to the dark side of the moon, airline fuel surcharges could put damper on Canadian travel, and “Cognitive surrender” leads AI users to abandon logical thinking.

Hour 4: Software developer Ahmed Nadar on creating SolveTO, a new AI powered app that speeds up writing 311 service requests and sends them off to the city and Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: NBC News Radio National Correspondent RORY O'NEILL- today is a big day for the Artemis mission as the astronauts pass around the far side of the moon and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, how many FIFA World Cup visitors are planning trips outside Toronto; the public may soon get an inside look at the Sherman family’s fallout from the billionaire murders and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Doug Ford praises Mark Carney and appeals for a majority government ahead of byelections; Toronto has given AI the green light to tackle its traffic woes and early voting begins for Scarborough-southwest, University-Rosedale byelection.

Hour 4: Artemis II mission blasting off towards the moon, Marilyn Denis and David Corey from CHUM FM and Comedian Eric Johnson brings his “Son of a Bull” comedy tour to Toronto next week.

Hour 3: Documents show the government was urged to look deeper into the Therme spa company’s finances, how gas has climbed to the highest point since July 13, 2022 and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, the Frank Stronach trial isn’t going well for the prosecution, Frank Cardinal Leo, Metropolitan Archbishop of Toronto, with a message for the faithful this Easter season and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Automaker Stellantis looks at building Chinese EVs in Brampton, adviser warned Ontario to dig ‘deeper’ on Therme finances days before signing lease and world cheers as Artemis 2 blasts off on first moon bound mission in 53 years.

Hour 4: Former Ontario Premier and Former Ambassador to the UN Bob Rae on the passing of politician and activist Stephen Lewis, who also once held the position of Ambassador to the UN and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: NBC News Radio National Correspondent Rory O’Neill on NASA’s Artemis II set to launch the first crewed Moon mission in 53 years later this evening, is Canada reaching its goal of 2% GDP spending for NATO and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, some possible reasons why building Toronto’s Waterfront East LRT will cost exponentially more per kilometer than it cost to build Montreal’s REM system and free for all round one.

Hour 1: More food trucks, vendors and buskers could flood Toronto’s streets amid potential rule change, Poilievre calls for cancellation of multibillion-dollar high-speed rail project and teens who vape can inhale the equivalent of up to 5 packs of cigarettes a day.

Hour 4: Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria on Ontario looking to harmonize transit fares across GTHA, hike fines for fare evasion, the countdown is underway for the Artemis Il mission to the moon and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: Canada Post moving ahead with ending home delivery and some closing brick and mortar location, the declaration period for Canada’s Assault-Style Firearms Compensation Program coming to a close today and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Economist Mike Moffatt from the Missing Middle Initiative on the federal and provincial governments jointly spending lower municipal development charges and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Calls for domestic fuel tax relief as Europe, Australia act, Federal and Provincial governments announce cuts to development charges to boost housing construction and how AI is infiltrating the dating world, from crafting flirty messages to matchmaking.

Hour 4: Newly elected NDP Leader Avi Lewis, "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton and Jessica Barrett, author of the new book, “No Place Like Home: The Missing Key to Our Housing Crisis,”

Hour 3: The future of the war in Iran is very much up in the air. Plus: With prices rising and airport travel becoming more chaotic, people are starting to make their summer vacation plans, Eco-socialist Avi Lewis cruised to victory on the weekend and free for all round two

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, rising diesel costs could drive grocery prices up by fall, Ontario may be one step closer to effectively letting users wager on how select future events will unfold and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Avi Lewis wins federal NDP leadership, Anti-Israel protesters test police in Jewish neighbourhood and as prime minister, Mark Carney makes Question Period a low priority.

Hour 4: Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy, NDP Finance Critic Jessica Bell and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: Shamier Anderson and Ben Johnson on HATE THE PLAYER: THE BEN JOHNSON STORY, TSN’s Matt Cauz on the start of the 2026 Blue Jays season and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, the Ford Government giving Ontario hospitals an infusion of $1.1 billion, but critics say it’s still not enough and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Ontario reveals 2026 budget. Here’s how it could affect your pocketbook, Canada officially hits NATO defense spending target and how men wearing untucked shirts may be hiding the health risks associated with obesity.

Hour 4: Marilyn Denis and David Corey from CHUM, Paul Kershaw, Policy Professor at the University of British Columbia and founder of Generation Squeeze, on the group’s new poll that finds growing support for a proposal to lower an Old Age Security (OAS) threshold for higher income retirees.

Hour 3: What could be unveiled in the Ontario budget later today, John Tory on six former Toronto mayors urging the Ford government to reverse course on closing supervised injection sites and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, a new poll that finds growing support for a proposal to lower an Old Age Security (OAS) threshold for higher income retirees, a jury in the US finding Instagram and YouTube liable in a landmark social media addiction trial and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Doug Ford “will send an army down here” if Bonnie Crombie runs for mayor of Mississauga, anglers pulled from Georgian Bay ice shelf could face bill for rescue and closing your eyes to hear better might be a big mistake.

Hour 4: NBC News Radio National Correspondent RORY O'NEILL with latest on the war with Iran as the U.S. to deploy around 1,000 troops to the Middle East in the coming days and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: NDP Opposition Leader Marit Stiles on tabling a motion to reverse the Ford Government’s OSAP cuts and remove interest on loans, how to speed up the city’s streetcar network, which, according to a new report, is the slowest in the world and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, John Tory- gas price and municipal budgets, how fuel cost spikes are tanking hopes for Canadian business and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto police to deploy more officers in tactical gear at places of worship, tourist hubs, graduation ceremonies shouldn't 'engage in divisive or contentious issues of any kind' and The So-Called "Old Person Smell" Is Very Real, And Here's How To Know If It Will Happen To You.

Hour 4: Preet Banerjee, Founder of YourMoneyDegree.com the dream of home ownership in Canada isn’t dead, but maybe it should be and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: Green Party Leader Mike Schreiner on Doug Ford set to take over Billy Bishop Airport as MPPs return to Queens Park, Toronto Lawyer Gavin Tighe on the Ford Government set to seize Billy Bishop in an effort to bring jets to the Island airport and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, how to protect your pocketbook as everything from groceries to gas and travel rises with the Iran conflict driving up costs, U.S. military aircraft using Canadian airspace to refuel en route to the Middle East and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto Police banning pro-Palestinian protesters from residential streets in Jewish neighbourhoods, Doug Ford makes taking over Billy Bishop Island Airport a priority and your smartwatch could predict heart failure a week before it lands you in hospital, Toronto study says.

Hour 4: Why are Toronto youth struggling to find jobs, Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca on urging Mark Carney to meet our Jewish community and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: NDP Opposition Leader Marit Stiles on the return of the Legislature after a 14-week break, NBC News Radio National Correspondent Rory O’Neill Air Canada crash at New York’s LaGuardia Airport and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, the return of the Legislature after a 14-week break; gas prices still skyrocketing with no end in sight and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Queens Park is back in session, with Ontario reveal budget on Thursday, As World Cup nears, Toronto mayor moves to block U.S. ICE presence and ding, Ottawa will cut science, tourism, foreign aid programs.

Hour 4: Sullivan’s Crossing stars Morgan Kohan and Chad Michael Murray on Season 4 kicking off this Sunday at 8 pm on CTV, and streaming the next day on Crave, John Tory with “Tory’s Take” and Brian Tochi (Teenage Mutant Ninja, Revenge of The Nerds, Space Academy, Police Academy) on Toronto Comicon this weekend.

Hour 3: a new report: Breaking Gridlock: Finishing the Job through Provincial Action, which outlines what can be done at Queens Park to reduce congestion quickly and at scale, is the pain of the K-shape economy bleeding into the middle class and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, there will be A motion to amend city policy to ban flying the flags of foreign nation, the Supreme Court of Canada to hear a challenge of the federal government’s firearms ban and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto Councillor wants to ban city from flying flags of foreign nations, Pierre Poilievre draws mixed reviews after appearing on Joe Rogan’s podcast and how parents don’t really understand AI.

Hour 4: Ride share driver Earla Phillips on how skyrocketing gas prices have fellow drivers feeling especially pinched at the pump, Marilyn Denis and David Corey and how leaked documents show Metrolinx's plan to run more frequent, shorter GO trains is now “unlikely to materialize”.

Hour 3: A Canadian teenager is facing life in prison in Hong Kong after being arrested with a staggering 25 kilos of cocaine in her luggage and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Ontario Liberal MPP John Fraser on claiming Doug Ford is ‘flooding the zone’ to distract from transparency controversy and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Critics say Ford is ‘flooding the zone’ to distract from transparency controversy, Canada ranks 25th out of 147 countries in the 2026 World Happiness Report and the negative people in your life are making you get older faster.

Hour 4: NEWSTALK 1010’s John Tory on Ontario police clearing the 3 cops accused of lying at trial that followed a Toronto officer’s death, Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed and the latest on the war in Iran, as well as the resignation of the head of U.S. counterterrorism.

Hour 3: NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson on Ontario police clearing the 3 cops accused of lying at trial that followed a Toronto officer’s death, Cuba is experiencing a nation-wide blackout brought on by a dire energy crisis and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Ontario police clear the 3 cops accused of lying at trial that followed a Toronto officer’s death and free for all round one.

Hour 1- Five key takeaways from the OPP report ‘exonerating’ Toronto cops of perjury in the Umar Zameer murder case, Union calls for judge who said officers lied at trial to publicly apologize and study finds 7 hours and 19 minutes of sleep may be best for insulin sensitivity.

Hour 4: Ontario’s top judge says conditions at Maplehurst jail are so ‘unusually harsh,’ a drug offender must be released into the community, In October 2024 a Tesla fire, where 4 people tragically died, raises issues with Tesla door handles and the latest on what is happening with the flow of oil in the Persian Gulf.

Hour 3: Two men facing charges after incidents at Toronto’s Al-Quds Day demonstration, Iran continues to send rockets and drones against its neighbours, attacking US bases and interests, as the US and Israel retaliate and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, John Rapley, political economist who specializes in global development, world economy and economic history, on how even if the Iran war is won, the economy is already lost and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto residents are considering ‘virtual gated communities’, two men facing charges after incidents at Toronto’s Al-Quds Day demonstration and U.S. has ‘underestimated’ Iran’s means to fight, says former Canadian general.

Hour 4: Toronto Lawyer and Independent journalist Caryma Sa’d on what she expects to see (based on previous experience) when she covers Al Quds Day tomorrow, Canadians should brace for even higher grocery bills as oil prices rise, experts warn and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: How Toronto police are preparing to protect the U.S. Consulate amid an Al-Quds Day rally planned for the downtown core, a private members bill to create a 'stand your ground' law for home invasions and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Toronto residents want to bring these lost businesses back from the dead and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Brad Bradford urges city to seek court injunction stopping Al-Quds Day, Ford government to allow shopping on 2 public holidays across Ontario and new legislation that would expand police and spy agency powers to probe online activity.

Hour 4: Marilyn Denis and David Corey with pop culture news and a privacy watchdog ‘monitoring’ an auto insurance phone tracking lawsuit in the US, which Canadian insurance companies are currently doing.

Hour 3: The Ford Government giving elementary school teachers gift cards to buy classroom supplies, Iran targeting commercial ships and oil infrastructure as the UN Security Council voted to condemn the nation for its attack on its neighbours and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, the legality for Doug Ford to expropriate Billy Bishop Toronto Island Airport, a national surge of insurance fraudsters driven by the tow truck industry's and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Province creates gift cards for teachers so they can buy school supplies, call for Toronto to cancel Al Quds Day, pro-Palestinian march this weekend and NASA’s DART asteroid smash shows we could deflect a future threat.

Hour 4: Norm di Pasquale, Chair of No Jets TO, on Doug Ford saying Ontario will take control of the city’s stake in Billy Bishop Toronto Airport lands, Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed and more than 1,000 UFOs reported over Canada in 2025.

Hour 3: CTV Queens Park Bureau Chief Siobhan Morris on Doug Ford saying he will expropriate Billy Bishop Toronto Island Airport from the city, Mississauga Mayor Carolyn Parrish on plans for the city’s own convention centre and free for all round two

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Toronto City Councillor Josh Matlow has a bone to pick with the Premier on several files, Doug Ford saying he believes terror sleeper cells are in Canada and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Doug Ford set to take over Billy Bishop Toronto Island Airport, Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will have no role in attack on Iran and parents’ stress may be quietly driving childhood obesity, Yale study finds.

Hour 4: Toronto Lawyer Courtney Betty on how millions of Americans can now claim Canadian citizenship by descent, NBC News Radio White House Correspondent Jon Decker on Trump Iran latest and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: Pump prices prediction expert Dan McTeague, president of Canadians for Affordable Energy, on how Toronto gas prices could soar above $2 a litre, Doug Ford pushing for jets at Billy Bishop Toronto Island Airport and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, PM Mark Carney a no-show as MPs debate the Iran war in the House of Commons and free for all round one.

Hour 1: New poll gives Olivia Chow commanding lead in October mayor’s race, Doug Ford threatens to wrest control of Billy Bishop Toronto Island Airport from the city, calls island residents ‘squatters’ and mother of daughter wounded in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. Mass shooting sues OpenAI.

Hour 4: "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton and Jay Goldberg, Canadian Affairs Manager at the Consumer Choice Center, on how capping ticket resale prices would be a big mistake.

Hour 3: Your cost of living is likely to surge as Trump’s war-induced oil price hike seeps into the Canadian economy, Khamenei’s son to be named supreme leader and Russia giving information to help strike the US military and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Downtown Toronto could see up to 15% more cars during the FIFA World Cup, Conservative Deputy Leader Melissa Lantsman on a third synagogue shot up in the GTA and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto’s Jewish community rallies in the wake of three synagogues shootings, Prime Minister Mark Carney announces three federal by elections and Economist Jim Stanford on how Trump’s war on Iran hasn’t altered Canada’s cost of making gas just yet, so why prices at the pumps are surging.

Hour 4: OpenAI agrees to strengthen safeguards following B.C. mass shooting, Man vs. Machine: ChatGPT Caused Him to Spiral Into Delusion. Now He’s Suing OpenAI and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: Prices at the pumps across Canada are expected to climb again as war rages on in the Middle East, the opposition party fighting provincial changes to funding for college and university students and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, New data from NYC shows congestion tolls eases traffic in the suburbs as well as in the downtown core and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Brad Bradford calls for police at every TTC station, platform-edge doors to improve safety, Ford eyes artificial island for massive convention centre and after McDonald's CEO mocked for taking tiny bite of new burger, A&W, Burger King, Wendy's respond.

Hour 4: There is an issue with Ontario’s Solicitor General saying municipalities can’t make changes to their police budgets, Marilyn Denis and Dave and farming communities fear losing businesses and land to Canada’s new high-speed train line.

Hour 3: JP Hornick, President of OPSEU - Ontario Public Service Employees Union, on workers sent home and to third spaces as the Ford government requires in person work, the U.S. is saying war is ‘just getting started’ as Iran vows ‘complete destruction and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Toronto Lawyer Courtney Betty on Canada limited in its ability to get citizens out of the Middle East and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Former MPP Michael Ford threatens to upset Toronto Mayor’s race, Brampton to charge stores for abandoned shopping carts on city owned property and expert birders have younger brains: How expertise may protect brain health.

Hour 4: NBC News Radio National Correspondent Rory O’Neill on Intelligence assessments warning of Iranian attacks on Canada and the U.S. following Khamenei’s death and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: – John Tory decides not to run for Mayor of Toronto, stock markets reaction to the conflict in Iran, and free for round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, CTV’s Natalie Johnson on John Tory NOT running for mayor after all and free for all round one.

Hour 1: John Tory announces that he will not run for mayor again, Mayor Olivia Chow endorses New York City snow shoveling initiative and 3 million Canadian adults taking GLP-1 drugs, reshaping eating and spending.

Hour 4: Sharon Bollenbach, Executive Director World Cup Hosting 2026 at City of Toronto, on 100 Days to Go before the matches begin, Father Phillip Larrey, a Catholic priest and professor of philosophy at Boston College, on AI and faith and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: Anthony Seaboyer, Military and national security expert at the Royal Military College, on Iran latest, scams using AI ‘took off like a rocket’ over the past six months and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, CSIS acting to prevent possible Iranian proxy attacks on U.S. targets in Canada and free for all round one.

Hour 1: NEWSTALK 1010 science guy Dan Riskin on the “Blood Moon” lunar eclipse as it happened, Doug Ford touts new convention centre, likely on the Ex fairgrounds and AI meeting tools might be time savers but beware their risks.

Hour 4: Former foreign minister Lloyd Axworthy on how Canada’s response to the U.S.–Israeli strikes on Iran exposes a fault line at the heart of our foreign policy, Salar Gholami’s gym shot up hours after ayatollah's demise and NBC News Radio White House Correspondent Jon Decker on Iran White House reaction.

Hour 3: How Block’s AI-fueled layoffs could be a ‘tipping point’ for white-collar jobs and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Canada supporting the United States acting to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, Ottawa to launch Canada’s first Men and Boys’ Health Strategy and free for all round one.

Hour 1: World stands by to see aftermath of Donald Trump’s attack on Iran, is Ontario facing an age crisis and Carney rules out Canadian military participation in Middle East conflict.

Hour 4: The Biking Lawyer David Shellnutt on Toronto Police Service blaming cyclists for getting doored by cars, Jonathan Puddle, who, along with his daughter, was mistakenly caught up in human trafficking investigation, in a Guelph coffee shop.

Hour 3: Father and daughter mistaken for trafficking, Norm DiPasquale, Chair of No Jets TO, on Doug Ford vowing to bring jets to Billy Bishop Airport and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Greg Cook, long-time outreach worker and advocate at Sanctuary TO, a person found frozen to the pavement on Tuesday in Downtown Toronto and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Doug Ford vows to bring jets to Billy Bishop Airport, father and daughter in Guelph mistakenly caught up in human trafficking investigation and Loblaws creates President’s Choice.

Hour 4: Marilyn Denis and David Corey, Filmmaker Alexandre Trudeau, on Hair of the Bear, opening in select theatres across Canada starting March 6.

Hour 3: With turmoil in the world and a very real possibility of military action in Iran, some people are literally BETTING on whether there will be a war, most people don’t realize insurers generally settle theft claims after 30 days if the vehicle isn’t recovered and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, mortgage debt is soaring while starter homes get out of reach for many Canadians and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Olivia Chow leads in a new poll, but Torontonians nostalgic for John Tory, Airbnb offers incentive for first-time hosts to sign up during the FIFA World Cup in Toronto and new Light Therapy Can Suppress a Key Marker of Hair Loss by 92%.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Loblaws investing heavily in discount supermarkets is “a sign of the times.” and free for all round one.

Hour 3: David Schultz, professor in the political science department at Hamline University, on the state of the union, a motion calling on Ontario to declare e-bikes and e-scooters as motor vehicles and free for all round two.

Hour 4: Heated Rivalry is igniting Canada's cottage culture and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 1: Doug Ford goes after Donald Trump on US cable news, Olivia Chow vows major pothole repair offensive and Tumbler Ridge shooter’s ChatGPT activity flagged internally 7 months before tragedy.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, four years into this current war in Ukraine and Free for all round one.

Hour 3: The situation in Mexico is still in flux as the government battles drug cartels on the country's west coast, Author Peter Macleod on his new book Democracy’s Second Act: Why Politics Needs The Public and free for all round two.

Hour 4: Kids In The Hall alum Bruce McColloch is taking his acclaimed stand-up show Dark Purple Slice on a cross-country tour through April, Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t and how cybercriminals are ramping up increasingly sophisticated scams impersonating the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

Hour 1: Canada wakes up to Olympic hockey hangover, Canada more united than in 2019, despite Alberta tensions and NDP leadership candidates pitch their rebuilding plans to voters in final debate.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, workplace pension membership increases in Ontario, but many could benefit from additional planning steps and free for all round one.

Hour 3: Michigan state representative Jasper Martus on slamming Trump for his recent threat to block the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, Violence erupted Sunday in Puerto Vallarta Mexico, a popular vacation sport for Canadians and free for all round two.

Hour 4: Niagara Falls mayor Jim Diodati on officials and residents divided over proposed regional amalgamation, cartel violence breaking out across Mexico. Former Deputy Prime Minister of Canada Sheila Copps in Puerto Vallarta and CP24 writer Joshua Freeman in Puerto Vallarta.

Hour 4: NBC News Radio National Correspondent RORY O'NEILL with the latest on tensions between the United States and Iran over possible U.S. military action and the role Congress could play and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: St. Catharines Mayor Mat Siscoe on asking council on Monday to consider renaming Prince Andrew Court, Futurist Kevin Cirilli, host of the iHeartRadio Podcast “ HELLO FUTURE,” on former President Barack Obama saying aliens are “real” and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Ottawa announces efforts to tackle extortion crimes, especially in Peel Region, Dunedin Florida Mayor Maureen "Moe" Freaney and free for all round one.

National grief as Team Canada’s women lose to the USA, Majority of Canadians say the US is no longer an ally and Tim Hortons says Roll Up The Rim is back – for good this time.

Hour 1: Premier Ford orders school kids to watch the Team Canada hockey games, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Prince, arrested as police open investigation into misconduct in public office and are you an early bird or a night owl? Why scientists are moving beyond these groupings.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, another Conservative MP crossing the floor to Mark Carney’s Liberals and free for all round one.

Hour 3: Ontarians who lost their family doctor face a higher risk of death — especially in the first five years, the Premier announcing that students can watch Team Canada’ Olympic hockey games during school hours and free for all round two.

Hour 4- Meg Olson, engineer and Guild webmaster at the Toronto Guild of Spinners and Weavers, on Doug Ford’s ‘basket-weaving’ jab, Marilyn Denis and David Corey from CHUM and There is the possible return of the Taste of the Danforth.

Hour 4: Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is expected in Los Angeles today where he will testify about social media addiction, The Great Outdoors Comedy Festival taking place this September in Mississauga and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: Canada’s reliance on the U.S. for our food is a recipe for disaster and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, the finance minister says the rate of health-care spending is ‘unsustainable’ and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Doug Ford causes waves with shopping complaints and claims of students taking basket weaving courses, more Canadians struggling with auto insurance rates and ‘pink Noise' Could Be Harming Your Sleep Quality, Study Warns.

Hour 4: the latest into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, including a glove containing DNA evidence recovered 2 miles from Guthrie’s home and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: MPPs were supposed to return to Queen’s Park today, but it’s now not happening, a new survey that finds most people view the U.S. as a possible threat to Canadian sovereignty and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, CP24’s Melissa Duggan in Dunedin Florida for Blue Jays spring training and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Ford government would use LCBO ‘clout’ in future fights, Toronto private schools are seeing an increased demand and Reddit, Meta, and Google Voluntarily Gave DHS Info of Anti-ICE Users.

Hour 4: Ontario Wine sales have ‘skyrocketed’ since the LCBO pulled U.S. booze off the shelves

Hour 3: Old-school financial advice that no longer applies to modern day life and nations are ditching Microsoft Teams and Zooms in favour of a more sovereign option

Hour 2: U.S. Politicians go to bat for the Gordie Howe Bridge, and the Jays Spring training begins

Hour 1: It’s Family Day, but does it feel like a holiday? Some are saying yes it is!

Hour 4: Toys “R” Us Canada on cusp of closing more locations, Kraft Heinz halts plans to split company, John Tory with “Tory’s Take” and BC MLA Larry Neufeld, Peace River South.

Hour 3: The province is lifting its seven-year post-secondary tuition freeze and boosting funding for colleges and universities, Kelly Higginson, president and CEO of Restaurants Canada a new survey of its members that finds 44% of respondents operating at a loss or barely breaking even and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, ‘Raising the Bar’, a new report calling for an urgent overhaul of Ontario’s Immigrant Nominee Program, new details released from the investigation into last year’s plane crash at Pearson Airport and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Tuition set to rise, OSAP grants lower with new Ontario post-secondary funding changes, why were confiscated guns returned to home of suspect before Tumbler Ridge shooting and Tim Hortons tweaking English muffins, espresso and beverage machinery.

Hour 4: There is a Peel Region motion to combat intimate partner and gender-based violence, Marilyn Denis and David Corey, Michael Popove - News director and anchor at CJDC TV in Dawson Creek, BC.

Hour 3: Who should control tariff policy: the President or Congress? , companies increasingly citing Al to justify layoffs and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, auto theft cost Canadians $900 million in insurance costs and who is behind it all, the latest from Tumbler Ridge, with the shooter identified and free for all round one.

Hour 1: New poll puts Olivia Chow in lead for Toronto mayor’s race, what we know about the Tumbler Ridge shooter and his bedroom temperature could help older adults sleep with less stress.

Hour 4: GUEST: Michael Popove - News director and anchor at CJDC TV in Dawson Creek, BC - the latest on the B.C. shooting, Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed and what is happening with the Cuba/air travel story.

Hour 3: GUEST: Alex Greco - Senior Director, Manufacturing and Value Chains - Canadian Chamber of Commerce- Latest on Gordie Howe bridge story and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Guest: Franki Berry - News director at Moose Media in Fort Saint John, Toronto-area cops who failed to breathalyze drunk driver before crash that killed 3 people won’t face charges and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Tumbler Ridge shooting: 10 dead, including suspect: RCMP, Billionaire owner of Ambassador Bridge met Trump official hours before Gordie Howe Bridge post and Parents push for standard of care for students with diabetes.

Hour 4: The search for Nancy Guthrie continues after the deadline expired Monday afternoon, Steve’s Music Store liquidating Ontario, Quebec locations as part of ‘restructuring’ and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens- Trump threatens to block opening of new bridge between Windsor and Detroit | CBC News and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, ‘We just want to go home’: Canadians in Cuba wait for answers as airlines adjust flights and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Ontario to examine 45 police forces following Toronto probe, Steve’s Music Store liquidating Ontario, Quebec locations as part of ‘restructuring’ and Amazon’s Ring expands AI-powered network to help locate lost dogs.

Hour 4: Cheering crowds mark opening of Toronto's long-delayed Eglinton Crosstown LRT, Bad Bunny's Super Bowl LX halftime show makes waves on social media and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: The Eglinton Crosstown opens, Branding and Marketing expert Tony Chapman, host of the podcast Chatter That Matters, on the Super Bowl commercials and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Toronto City Councillor and TTC Board member Jamaal Myers on the Eglinton Crosstown opening and free for all round one

Hour 1: Cheering crowds mark opening of Toronto's long-delayed Eglinton Crosstown LRT, Bad Bunny's Super Bowl LX halftime show makes waves on social media and no desks, no strategy: Experts say government's latest return-to-office order ignores reality.

Hour 4: Terry Fox Foundation reaches a fundraising milestone, Linda McQuaig and Neil Brooks, authors of Cancelling Billionaires Before They Cancel Us: The Urgent Case for a Wealth Tax and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: Toronto Police Chief MYRON DEMKIW AND Toronto Police Association president CLAYTON CAMPBELL, more information emerges as the search for Nancy Guthrie enters its fifth day and free or all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Shelley Carroll - Toronto Police Service Board Chair comments on Toronto police scandal and free for round one.

Hour 1: Toronto police scandal follow up, iHeartMedia's KURT KRETZSCHMAR live from Santa Clara, California in advance of Sunday's Super Bowl and Super Bowl Sunday is coming up – what does it say about the state of marketing and brands in 2026?

Hour 4: CHUM’s David Corey and Adam Wylde, CP24 Meteorologist BILL COULTER on cold and snowy weather.

Hour 3: John Sewell - Former Mayor- Toronto police officers among those arrested over allegations including drug trafficking, auto, Russia and Ukraine have agreed to resume peace talks and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Mark Mendelson on massive bust - 30 cops arrested and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Bombshell report says 30 police officers, including Toronto police, arrested in sweeping probe involving allegations of drug trafficking and auto, the average home price in Toronto drops below $1 and sound machines might be making your sleep worse.

Hour 4: April Kam, division head of pediatric emergency medicine at McMaster Children’s Hospital, on her study that finds head injuries top kids’ sledding injuries and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: How everyday Canadians will be affected by Mark Carney’s public service job cuts, how businesses along Eglinton Avenue feel about the Crosstown finally opening on Sunday and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Sean Shapiro, the TikTok FORMER traffic cop, on how speed, snow, and road design don’t mix and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Provincial Deputy NDP leader defects to Federal Liberals, FIFA World Cup will give Torontonians a reason to get hosed at 6am and walk like a penguin? How not to fall, including in winter.

Hour 4: Is swearing by politicians coarsening the discourse, Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t and Juno award winning jazz singer Laila Biali on her Grammy Awards experience.

Hour 3: Toronto City Councillor Jon Burnside on the mayor’s 2026 budget, the lease for Ontario Place’s new music venue illustrates a ‘sweetheart deal’ for Therme and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Mayor Olivia Chow defends her budget and an expanded free for all round one.

Hour 1: When the Eglinton Crosstown LRT finally opens, they should offer us an apology, not a party, Bill Blair resigns seat to become envoy to England and Inside Moltbook: The Social Network Where AI Agents Talk and Humans Just Watch.

Hour 4: Sabrina Nanji with Queens Park Observer on Doug Ford saying he’ll run for a fourth mandate in 2029/30, rising rents and shifting habits have caused Toronto’s bars and restaurants to find creative ways to keep customers coming through the door and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: Pierre Poilievre leadership review this weekend, new YouTube accounts are using AI fakes of famous Americans to stir geopolitical unrest in the pursuit of profits and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, what the Downtown Toronto BIA would like to see from the 2026 Toronto city budget, Doug Ford says he’ll run for a fourth mandate in 2029/30 and free for all round one.

Hour 1: City of Toronto budget released, Doug Ford says he’ll seek another four years, and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre wins leadership review with 87.4% approval.

Hour 4: – Jeff Rutledge, conservative strategist- Pierre Poilievre leadership review Bank of Canada governor warns of unusual potential for new economic shock and Kaleb Dahlgren, Humboldt Bronco bus crash survivor, on families angry over Netflix hockey tragedy series.

Hour 3: Minister Rechie Valdez, Canada’s Secretary of State (Small Business and Tourism), on making life more affordable, a paper that warns of U.S. tariffs' toll on health care and free for all round two

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Juno award winner and Canadian Grammy Award nominee Laila Biali and free for all round one.

Hour 1: BC Premier Eby accuses Alberta separatists of treason, Pierre Poilievre faces leadership review today and internet-famous ‘Heated Rivalry’ Canada fleece jacket to go on sale.

Hour 4: Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra on the Ford government taking over the Peel District School Board and putting York Catholic’s board ‘on notice’, CHUM’s David Corey and Josie Dye and Metrolinx to own up to issues with Line 5 and Line 6 and to be more transparent with Torontonians.

Hour 3: GM Oshawa to lay off up to 1,200 workers tomorrow, the Ford government taking over the Peel District School Board and putting York Catholic’s board ‘on notice’ and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Canada in talks with Meta to return news to Facebook and free for all round one.

Hour1: Toronto says sidewalk plows are once again falling down on the job, alcohol found to be the worst drug of them all and scientists Found an Early Signal of Dementia Hidden in Terry Pratchett's Novels.

Hour 4: Victor Montagliani, FIFA Vice-President and CONCACAF President, on FIFA Canada announcing a unique cross-country National Program, Toronto Police looking to upgrade the horse stables and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: The city’s repair backlog is still growing despite financial restructuring support from the province, marking the 40th anniversary of the Challenger disaster and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, police searching for a man who escaped from a Toronto jail by impersonating another inmate and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Yes… for some of you the earth did move, Mark Carney says he absolutely did not walk back his Davos speech and are you waking up at night to pee? It may be a sign of something wrong.

Hour 4: There is legal effort to block ICE operations in Minnesota following the shooting death of another protester and 5 – Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t .

Hour 3: Carney government launching the “Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit” and other new measures to tackle food insecurity, Toronto Maple Leafs legend Darryl Sittler on the team celebrating the 50th anniversary of his historic 10-point game tonight and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Parliament’s return amid Mark Carney’s efforts to reset his domestic agenda and free for all round one.

Hour 1: How Toronto’s snow cleanup could affect Olivia Chow’s political future; sources confirm that the Eglinton Crosstown LRT will open on February 8th and Ring Launches Video Verification Tool to Combat Fakes.

Hour 4: CALLS on snow day, Donald Trump’s tariffs didn’t break Canada and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown on city snow removal, the latest on the shooting death of an anti-ICE protester in Minneapolis over the weekend and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Donald Trump threatening “Governor” Carney with 100% tariffs for Canada making a trade deal with China and Mark Carney’s response and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Amid sky high supermarket prices, Federal government to introduce grocery rebate, Mark Carney responds to Donald Trump tariff threat saying Canada is not making a free trade deal with China and election 2026? Social media users see Carney commercial as soft campaign launch.

Hour 4: Marco Mendicino, Former Cabinet Minister and former Chief of Staff to Mark Carney, on the PM’s speech to cabinet, President Zelenskyy’s impassioned Davos speech where he criticized Putin, but also European inaction and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: There are calls for a public inquiry push and ‘rapid response’ team after the launch of the Eglinton Crosstown, there is an effort to attract Canadians back to "sin city," and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, stocks surge on Trump's claim of deal on Greenland and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Poll finds Ontarians still support the PC even if they don’t like them or the Premier as much, three Las Vegas hotels now accepting Canadian dollar at par and Greenland MP Tillie Martinussen.

Hour 4: Marilyn Denis and David Corey, W5 Host and Managing Editor Avery Haines on her haunting hour-long special, IF I’M EVER FOUND DEAD and the latest on the President's meeting with European leaders in Switzerland.

Hour 3: Unifor National President Lana Payne on Doug Ford encouraging Ontarians to boycott imported Chinese EVs, Martin Imbleau, President and CEO of ALTO - the company developing the country's first high-speed rail service and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, a federal court allowing TikTok to keep operating in Canada and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Doug Ford backs Mark Carney at Davos but still against Chinese car deal, waste management company Green For Life relocates executive office to Florida and an Ingredient in Toothpaste Makes Orange Juice Taste Vile

Hour 4: Marco Mendicino, Former Cabinet Minister and former Chief of Staff to Mark Carney, on the PM’s speech at Davos, reaction to Donald Trump’s speech at Davos and Scott Reid and Jack Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: Bell Let’s Talk Chair Mary Deacon and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s speech in Davos, which offered a frank assessment of how he views the world today and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Mark Carney makes landmark speech at the Davos World Economic Forum, ghost Patients: 21% of Canadian ER Visitors Report Leaving Without Being Seen and reducing your risk of dementia.

Hour 4: Why Toronto won’t take lessons from other cities to tackle its problems, one full year of Donald Trump back in the White House and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: is Doug Ford right to be worried about Chinese “spy cars” on Canadian roads, the Supreme Court of Canada to rule on whether random traffic stops are constitutional And free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, survey of Canadians on how they think Canada would fare against a US invasion and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Doug Ford goes to town over Carney’s Chinese EV deal, nearly 20 per cent of Americans support taking over Canada and you sound like ChatGPT.

Hour 4: Is craft beer in Canada losing its fizz, as sales dry up and more breweries go bust, Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton

Hour 3: Mark Carney is considering sending soldiers to Greenland for military exercises with NATO allies, there are a number of withdrawn criminal charges has risen dramatically in Ontario and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, SIU investigating after Durham police officer and suspect shot and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Carney’ Chinese car deal not playing well in Ontario, Doctors in FIFA World Cup cities worry about ER capacity, strain on health system and a busy weekend as US President Donald Trump announces new tariffs on European nations who don't support the acquisition of Greenland.

Hour 4: Mark Carney says Canada entering ‘new era’ of relations during trip to Beijing, John Tory with “Tory’s Take” and NBC News Radio National Correspondent RORY O'NEILL with the latest on US President Donald Trump threatening to invoke the Insurrection Act amid protests in Minnesota.

Hour 3: Fascism expert Professor Jason Stanley, Bissell-Heyd Chair in American studies in the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy at the University of Toronto, , Omar Sachedina, Chief News Anchor and Senior Editor of CTV National News, sits down with Lisa Banfield, whose spouse Gabriel Wortman murdered 22 people in Nova Scotia in April 2020, and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Canada to investigate reports of explicit images created by Grok and free for all round one.

Hour 1: 9-1-1 wait times are down as the city turns to A-I to handle non-emergency calls, the latest on Prime Minister Mark Carney’s visit to China and what it means for Canada and Will Mark Carney eliminate tariffs on Chinese EVs?

Hour 4: Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie resigned effectively immediately, and Marilyn Denis and David Corey.

Hour 3: U.S. military action against Canada is actually ‘far-fetched’, NBC News National Correspondent RORY O'NEILL on both Iran and the United States threatening military action and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Iran is warning of retaliation if Trump strikes, as the U.S. withdraws some personnel from its Mideast bases and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Prime Minister Mark Carney launches new romance with China, Mayor Olivia Chow launches budget consultations and an Ingredient in Toothpaste Makes Orange Juice Taste Vile.

Hour 4: There are calls to improve the emergency alert system on GO Trains after witnessing a woman in distress and the crew response was delayed, Relationship expert Jen Kirsch and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: Toronto residents have an overwhelmingly negative view of the new Finch West LRT, up to 25 trains per day planned for the new Toronto to Quebec high-speed rail and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s visit to China and what it means for Canada and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Ford government moves to pause affordable housing rules for new Toronto buildings; Doug Ford declares he’s ‘100% dead against’ lifting Canadian tariffs on Chinese EVs and what is ‘food noise’ and why are we hearing about it amid the rise of GLP-1 meds?

Hour 4: Leah Eichler, self-proclaimed word nerd, who writes regularly about our evolving use of language, on what makes a word ‘Canadian’ and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: Health Minister Sylvia Jones on connecting more Ontarians to primary care doctors; Employers are still failing to comply with new provincial salary transparency laws and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, salt used to keep winter roads safe is also endangering municipal water systems and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Trump tariffs and protests harm Sankofa Square’s ad sales and events business, ‘Frequent flyers’ behind surge in violence on public transit and UK threatens action against X over sexualized AI images of women and children.

Hour 4: Protests over the weekend in the United States over President Trump‘s immigration policy, plus demonstrations in Iran against the country’s hardline government, economic uncertainty and AI adoption is making it harder for young Canadians to find work.

Hour 3: Toronto Police Association President Clayton Campbell on Saturday’s protest at Nathan Phillips Square where things got ugly for officers, there are warnings that Canada could be hit the hardest by U.S. political upheaval and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, things got ugly for Toronto police, with 8 arrested the Nathan Phillips Square protest, and free for all round one.

Hour 1: New poll shows how Canadians feel about crime and their personal safety, potential field of leadership candidates for Ontario’s Liberals starts to take shape and PM Carney hopes to 'recalibrate' once-frosty Canada-China relations with visit.

Hour 4: Not their parents' financial plan: Gen Z skip saving for a down payment and splurge on travel and Amanda Galbraith, co-founder and partner at reputation management company Oyster Group and host of Free For All Fridays on “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: Woodstock Mayor Jerry Acchione on allowing residents to cast votes virtually in municipal elections, the Supreme Court to hear the group’s challenge of the law allowing redevelopment of Ontario Place and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, OpenAI is launching ChatGPT Health to review your medical records and free for all round one.

Hour 1: U.S. federal agents shot two people in Portland Oregon, ‘A very affordable budget’ says Mayor Chow and Canada poised to lose 4,000 restaurants in 2026.

Hour 4: Doug Ford is ‘weaponizing’ the LCBO with plans to remove Crown Royal from store shelves after the owners closed their Ontario factory, the cost of living is crushing Canadians’ New Year's Resolutions.

Hour 3: Toronto City Councillor and TTC Chair Jamaal Myers on needing to work on attracting more riders as the transit agency asks the city for $1.5B in funding, outrage after US ICE agents shoot and kill a fleeing motorist in Minneapolis and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Trump terror is Canada’s wake-up call and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Mayor Olivia Chow proposes election year 2.2 percent property tax increase for Torontonians, listening to music immediately after learning improves memory in older adults and Alzheimer’s patients.

Hour 4: Canada needs to prepare for the possibility that the U.S. uses military coercion against us, Bob Rae, Former Canadian Ambassador to the UN, on how the Trump administration is ‘out of control’ and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: Why does the Finch West LRT keep breaking down in inclement weather, P.M. Carney said Tuesday his government is working to expand access to oil markets in Asia and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, there are fears that CDC vaccine recommendation changes in the US will fuel vaccine hesitancy in Canada and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Olivia Chow expected to put forward smallest property tax increase of her administration, Traffic fatalities in Toronto reach record low in 2025 and combining These Two Drinks Will Help You Live Longer.

Hour 4: There is a calling for a time-out on the U.S.-Canada travel meltdown, Venezuela is primed for resistance to US controlling the oil and Rob Davis, former city councillor and founder of Rob Davis and Associates - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: Ontario’s Solicitor General calling out the police response to the anti-Jewish protests, the province’s mandate for public sector employees to return to office five days a week and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, why are youth using caffeine pouches and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Former Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland to resign from Parliament following Ukraine appointment, Ford says he plans to follow through on threat to remove Crown Royal from LCBO shelves and Elon Musk's Grok AI floods X with sexualized photos of women and minors.

Hour 4: Toronto-based Venezuelan activist Rebecca Sarfatti on reaction from the expat community following the U.S. launching a “large-scale strike” on the country, "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: Canadian businesses tempering hiring expectations in the first half of 2026, a motion calling for the elimination of the educational portion of the tax bill if the Minister of Education removes elected school trustees and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, The U.S. launched a “large-scale strike” on Venezuela and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is expected to make his first appearance, call to eliminate the educational portion of the tax bill if the Minister of Education removes elected school trustees and P.M. Carney says Canada ‘welcomes the opportunity for freedom’ after Maduro’s capture.

Hour 3: John Moore has Deb Hutton and Siobhan Morris on the panel to look ahead to provincial politics in 2026, Is 2026 “The Year of Canadian Sport”; free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, entry Level Jobs in Restaurant Industry and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Ontario’s new blue bin system starts today. Why some fear it will be a ‘disaster’ and parenting Styles for 2026.

Politics, TikTok Myths & Farewell to Icons: A Year‑End Deep Dive in Hour Three

Cold Dips, Craft Sips & Stranger Things: New Year’s Eve Headlines Heat Up the Morning Show

From Stranger Things to Stranger 911 Calls: New Year’s Eve Hits, Misses & Milton’s Marathon Mayor

Hour 3- John Moore- Looking back at the municipal politics of 2025, the risk of a U.S. government shutdown is back on Capitol Hill just weeks into the new year and free for all round two.

Hour 1- Pope Leo XIV laments the spread of gambling, saying it ruins many families, DR. ALANA POLO N.D., author, healthy lifestyle expert and when robot taxis get stuck, a secret army of humans comes to the rescue.

Hour 2- The Five Things You Need to Know, ALEXA POLENZ, Union Station Roller Rink and free for all round one.

Hour 3: John Moore’s hosts a look ahead to 2026 and municipal politics, GUEST: Justin Ling - Staff columnist at the Toronto Star and free for all round 2.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, GUEST: Julie Blay Comeau – Etiquette expert- Fight or flight: How to quell air rage before it takes and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Adult entertainment club faces new questions after business license filing and millions in provincial and ealthy Lifestyle Expert Dr. Joyce Johnson ND provides us a few tips on how to avoid the “Christmas Blahs”

Hour 4: Christmas with Steven Page, Toronto Holiday Memories, Overhyped and Underplayed of the Year

Hour 3: Pessimist or Optimist for the New Year? Christmas Gift for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Round 2

Hour 2: Stuffed for Christmas, Trivia! Round 1

Hour 1: Mayor Polls Surprise, Epstein files Trickle in, The Flu and Heart attacks

Hour 4: Are You A Jays Fan or a Leafs Fan, can you be both?

Hour 3: Toronto Needs More Chefs and New Streaming Numbers are Bittersweet for Musicians

Hour 2: Gen-Xers and Millennials are About to Inherit $1 Trillion and Canada Announces a New Ambassador to the US

Hour 1: Stats Sat Crime is Down, but it Doesn’t Feel Like It

Hour 4: The Biggest Political Stories of 2025, and Gil Moore from Triumph!

Hour 3: As U.S. Guns Pour Into Canada, the Bodies Pile Up

Hour 2: Calls for Action Against Extremism and Chatbots Influencing Your Vote

Hour 1: Are We Getting A White Christmas, and a Recap of the Political Landscape with Tasha Kheiriddin

Hour 4: We Hear Your Thoughts of Michael Ma Crossing the Floor and John Tory gives us his Take

Hour 3: Marit Stiles Checks in from Northern Ontario, and Ajax Mauor Shaun Collier Responds to a Complaint

Hour 2: New Rules on Pay Transparency and an Investigation into Labour Minister David Piccini

Hour 4: What is Going On in the World of Entertainment with Marilyn Denis and David Corey, and a City Official was Caught Voting While Driving

Hour 3: Ford Government Hired a P.I. Firm to Investigate Consumption Sites and Priority Transit Lanes Red Paint is Peeling a Month After Installation

Hour 2: What is a Resilience Bank, Raw Sewage in Lake Ontario, and Money for Blood

Hour 1: Toronto City Council Approves Luxury Land Transfer Tax and Can Using A.I. Make You Less Knowledgeable

Hour 4: Who Could Replace Pierre Poilievre and One Family’s Search for Justice

Hour 3: What Comes Next for Residents of the Thorncliffe Park Condo and Skate Canada to Stop Hosting Events in Alberta

Hour 2: The Latest from Toronto City Hall with CTV News’ Natalie Johnson and Free For All Round One with Tim Hudak, Dave Trafford and Tamara Cherry

Hour 1: Swearing an Oath to the King is Unconstitutional and Why Do You Wake Up Minutes Before Your Alarm and

Hour 4: Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw Breaks Down 2025, and Trump’s Harsh Comments on the Murder of Robert Reiner

Hour 3: Big Promises for Niagara Falls and Canada’s Young People are the Unhappiest Generation

Hour 2: Thorncliffe Park Condo Fire is Finally Out and The Round One Panel Weights in on Poilievre’s Response to the Floor Crossing

Hour 1: Mark Towhey Breaks Down the Morning Headlines on The Daily Brief and Carmi Levy is in for Tech Tuesdays

Hour 4: Think You Can Outrun the TTC; Mac Bauer Did, and Richard Crouse reflects on the career of Rob Reiner

Hour 3: Caught Stealing Groceries, We Got a Paralegal for That, and Holy Mackinaw an interview with Joe Bowen!

Hour 2: Mayor Olivia Chow shares What She’s Focused On With The Year Ahead, and Round One with Laura Babcock, Jon Burnside and Paven Bratch

Hour 1: The Headlines with Scott Reid on The Morning Brief and Tom Mulcair breaks down the floor crossing and conservative leadership review on Mulcair Mondays

Hour 4: Conservative MP Michael Ma Crosses the Floor. Dollarama Profits From Cheap Alternatives. Tory's Take. Jazz Crooner Adam James

Hour 3: Ford Hibernates. Marit Stiles on Ford's Blunders. Round 2

Hour 2: 70% of Bails Breach Conditions. Waterfront Investment. Round 1

Hour 1: Another Floor Crossing, Government Breaks For Christmas, LRT Problems and Solutions

Hour 4: Dangerous State of the US. Marilyn Denis. Temporary Science Centre. Woman Seeking Care or MAiD

Hour 3: Can We Improve the New LRT? US to Check Social Media History at Border. Round 2

Hour 2: Canada Responding To Trump's Security Threats. The Old Science Centre "Has more Integrity than Ford". Round 1

Hour 1: Should We Sell American Booze to Raise Money? AI Used in Partner Violence Report. Why the dentist is particularly negative for children.

Hour 4: Snow! Release of Ghislaine Maxwell Testimony, Social Media and Kids, Where you Live Affects you Cardiac Arrest Survival

Hour 3: End Violence Everywhere, Grammy Nominated Jazz Singer, Air Transat Lands Deal, Round 2

Hour 2: New Development Charges and the Next Generation of Housing, Speeding up The New LRT, Bill to Toughen Laws on Gender Based Violence

Hour 1: Snow And Moore Snow, Woman Jailed After Dog Attack, Intimate Violence Survivor, Highrise Heart Attacks

Hour 4: Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t and Raine Maida, lead singer of Our Lady Peace, just returned from Afghanistan with War Child.

Hour 3: Ontario Health Minister Sylvia Jones on giving licences to four private clinics to perform publicly funded orthopedic surgeries, Juno Award-winning R&B artist Jully Black on Harmonies of Hope and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, the Province’s second reading of the Keeping Criminals Behind Bars Act, 2025, which it says will help take dangerous and repeat offenders off the streets and free for all round one.

Hour 1: OPP opens investigation into firm who received millions in Skills Development Fund, passengers gripe about slow travel on Finch West LRT and Kohler’s Smart Toilet Camera Isn’t Actually End-to-End Encrypted.

Hour 4: Remembering Toronto-born Frank Gehry, the most celebrated architect of his time, at 96 and  – "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton and Rick Mercer on his Stand Up For Canada, a brand-new comedy special.

Hour 3: Flights delayed at Pearson airport yesterday due to ‘resource constraints’. Plus: Air Transat starts halting flights after pilots issue 72-hour strike notice, there is a call for answers about billboards with facial detection tech near Union Station and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, urging the province to declare a state of emergency to address homelessness and addiction and free for all round one.

Hour 1- Ontario jails set to hit overcrowding record, should Feds intervene as AirTransat begins cancelling flights amid labour conflict with pilots and Conservatives set to force House vote on pipeline agreement with Alberta.

Hour 4: – The World Cup is coming to North America and US President Donald Trump will participate in the game drawing as well as meet with Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Tenors return to Roy Thompson Hall on Dec. 8 with their Joy to the World Holiday Tour.

Hour 3: World’s first cafe for a date with an AI companion is just as eerie as it sounds, light up ads coming to TTC tunnels and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know and free for all round one.

Hour 1: The Premier unleashes on Opposition Leader Marit Stiles in Question Period, Finch West LRT should be free on opening day, councillor and MPP says and Donald Trump and Mark Carney are meeting today in Washington DC.

Hour 4: Singer-Songwriter Chris de Burgh returns to Toronto to celebrate 50 years of his career AND WatchMojo founder Ashkan Karbasfrooshan on launching Project Peanut: The Return of the Montreal Expos.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Ontario to review learning and testing after ‘insufficient progress’ in EQAO results and free for all round one.

Hour 3: Why has the condo fire in Thoncliffe Park been so difficult for Toronto Fire Service to extinguish? What the city’s plan is for its ‘most urgent climate threat’ leaves residents at risk and free for all round two.

Hour 1: Opposition leader Marit Stiles laces into Ford Government, as Minister defends, light up ads coming to TTC tunnels and stressed? Your Body Thinks You're Fighting Lions Every Day, Say Anthropologists.

Hour 4: Jack Cunningham, on Russia ready for war if Europe wants one, according to Vladimir Putin and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward on being named Canada’s Mayor of the Year, the latest from the Algoma steel layoffs initially announced on Monday and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Ontario is falling short on connecting patients with primary care and tackling OHIP overbilling and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Olivia Chow goes after multi-million-dollar homes, Provincial Auditor General decries healthcare access and billing, government spending on ads and Ozempic and other GLP-1s about to take a bite out of the fast-food business.

Hour 4: Canadian addiction experts say Ontario needs to better regulate “safer supply” prescribing, Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t and 2025 Census finds Canada is not prepared for escalating fire and emergency risks.

Hour 3: Toronto City Councillor Josh Matlow on Eglinton Crosstown opening, weight loss drugs are changing more than waistlines and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, NEWSTALK 1010’s John Tory on World Cup contracts turning Toronto bylaw staff into FIFA’s brand police and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto Police Service seeks seven per cent budget increase, Eglinton Crosstown on the precipice of being opened and AI assistants make widespread errors about the news.

Hour 4: Is it better to rent or buy a home, It’s Cyber Monday. NBC News Radio National Correspondent RORY O’NEILL runs down where you can find the best deals and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: Ontario may potentially change loyalty point protections, raising concerns for shoppers and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, why are some families leaving Toronto for other parts of Ontario and even other Provinces and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto proposes over 20 km of new bike lanes, bypassing provincial veto; serious crime is down in Toronto. So, what are we really worried about and pipeline deal gets downbeat play at Alberta UCP convention, separation talk.

Hour 4: Is Canada in a recession? Some answers are coming this Friday, only 54 new condos were sold in Toronto last month as group warns of looming ‘industry-wide shutdown’ and Tory’s Take.

Hour 3: Climate change consultant Elliott Cappell at Toronto Climate Week, which aims to highlight Canada's clean tech and climate innovation sectors, Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Mark Carney, Danielle Smith sign energy agreement and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Retailers feel Black Friday pressure as Canadians expected to tighten their spending, why 'Small Business Saturday’ is so important this year.

Hour 4- Marilyn Denis on pop culture, how should you behave at your company’s holiday party and Ontario Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria defends the large signs.

Hour 3: Bryan Hayward: New charges after W5 investigation, a new report which estimates growth of health expenditures in Canada by 4.2% in 2025 and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, how much snow is in the forecast and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Carney's expected green light for oil pipeline causes unease in caucus and cabinet: sources, Beer Store to take Ontario grocery stores’ beer, wine empties and your Dog Probably Still Has Some Wolf DNA in Its Genome.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, A new report says that it is now easier to get into Harvard than to find a job and free for all round one.

Hour 4: NBC News White House Correspondent Jon Decker with the latest developments on Donald Trump trying to broker peace between Ukraine and Russia, Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: Doug Ford saying he will audit ‘left-wing radical groups’ opposed to government legislation, Jordan Castillo, on the Ford Government tabling Andrew’s Law, which strengthens the province’s dangerous driving laws and free for all round two.

Hour 1: Ford Government goes after bad drivers, bail, and left wingers, Mayor hopeful Brad Bradford lays marker in campaign to oust Olivia Chow and sleep apnea research: Not treating can impact dementia risk.

Hour 4: Rev. Mark Leach, founder of “Never Again Is Now,” on touring the country on behalf of Allies for a Strong Canada, speaking about western values and the need for allies to speak up and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t

Hour 3: Protesters vs Doug Ford in the Chamber yesterday as Bill 60 passes, making changes to the provincial tenancy laws and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, the Ford government requiring defendants to pay cash security deposits as part of its bail reform strategy and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Reported outdoor drug use rises in Toronto after supervised consumption sites close Ontario to table cash bail bill today at Queen’s Park and how holding onto devices longer is costing the economy.

Hour 4: Dr. Ronen Avram on opening an independent surgical centre in Burlington, owing to issues with OHIP, "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton and finding a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ pristine shipwreck near the bottom of Lake Ontario.

Hour 3: Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles on introducing “real rent control” as part of an Opposition Day Motion ahead of the final vote on the Ford Government’s Bill 60, and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, both educators and politicians urging Ontario’s Ministry of Education to release the much-delayed (EQAO) assessment results and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Carney: Talks with Trump will resume ‘when it’s appropriate’, Carney says Canada upholding values but drops talk of ‘feminist foreign policy’ and JD Vance blames immigration for Canada's 'stagnating' living standards.

Hour 4: Michael, a former Covenant House youth who can speak to the impact of the work Covenant House does to help youth experiencing homelessness in our city, best cars and SUVs.

Hour 3: Comet sparks alien theories: What to know about 3I/ATLAS, The Montreal Economic Institute has released a report outlining the impact of a heavier regulatory burden on both the airline industry and passengers and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Ontario lands $3.2 billion EV-related factory amid trade war and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Ford government to table ‘Buy Ontario Act', conservatives urge tighter rules for asylum seekers and Amazon Haul – will Amazon also down out the dollar store?

Hour 4: Ryan Wedding: Canadian ex-Olympian allegedly ordered murder of witness, Marilyn Denis and David Corey FROM PRINCESS MARGARET HOME LOTTERY and is the US secretly drafting a plan to end the war in Ukraine?

Hour 3: Mark Aston - Covenant House- Sleep Outs - Covenant House Toronto - John Moore will be a part of it, the biannual Food Sentiment Index report provides a look into Canadians’ shifting attitudes toward food prices and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Russia-Ukraine war: AI bot recorded doctors’ meeting, sent patient info to current and former hospital staff, watchdog says and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto’s streetcars are slow, Canada-U.S. trade: Hoekstra slams Ontario anti-Trump ad and Shorter Lifespans for Those Who Don’t Vote.

Hour 4: EPSTEIN FILES – NEXT STEPS- The “Epstein Bill,” which will release the Epstein files, passed easily in the House, but what will happen in the Senate? Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: CRTC updates definition of Canadian content, says AI doesn't count The housing market is apparently stuck; mom and pop stores are being hit by the “affordability crisis,” and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Trump tariffs: Holiday shoppers will pay more to buy Canadian and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Ford government fast-tracking controversial education bill, 40% of Gen Z Canadians misinterpret best before dates on food, leading to significant waste: study and optometrists should not perform minor surgeries: society.

Hour 4: Chris Hadfield -Canadian retired astronaut, engineer, fighter pilot, musician, and writer, walking on Yonge Street shouldn’t feel like a contact sport — so why the delays to widen the sidewalks and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: The House of Representatives will be voting Tuesday on whether the Epstein Files should be released, and free for all round two.

HOUR 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Undercover journalist exposes shady crypto-to-cash services and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Ford gov might make public parts of Ont. sex offender registry, Ontario rideshare drivers say Ontario wage law isn’t helping and Winnipeg man uses AirPods to outsmart car thief in real time.

Hour 4: A big vote is coming this week on whether the Epstein files will be released, Comedian Gerry Dee on his first Netflix stand-up special and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: CTV National News: Why some families are turning to social media to buy baby formula, Is the hemp industry in trouble and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Toronto's iconic Imperial Pub closes its doors after 81 years | CBC News, can municipalities compel these developers to build or sell the land or let the city take it via eminent domain and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Budget, government’s fate up in the air as MPs prepare for crucial vote, Why Canada has a ‘profound unfairness’ on background checks and Thomas Mulcair’s prediction on the future of the Carney government.

Hour 4: John Tory with “Tory’s Take” and Luca Celebre, TSN BarDown ahead of the 112th Grey Cup on Sunday evening.

Hour 3: CSIS director warns China, Russia agents active in Canada, turns out a record number of younger women want to leave the U.S. and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Glover: Ford seizing control of Exhibition Place, free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto to prioritize removing encampments within 50 metres of schools, Chow asks province to cover cost of crossing guards, traffic safety cops and Eating more ultra-processed foods tied to increased risk of early-onset colorectal cancer.

Hour 4: The Olympics will be held in Los Angeles in 2028, and there are some big changes in the schedule, which will put women first, Marilyn Denis and David Corey and "Cancer Detection That Only Needs a Drop of Blood" project in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Toronto.

Hour 3: Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne, PM Mark Carney is set to announce the second phase of the major projects list on Thursday and free for all round two.

Moore 2- Nov 13 Mixdown 1Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Ontario court rules province can allow online gamblers to play with people outside Canada and free for all round one.

Hour 1: What kind of message is Finance Minister sending by requesting an appearance on Moore in the Morning? What parameters need to be met for police to be allowed to post a photo/name of a young offender and walking Makes Your Brain Hear Better.

Hour 4: A new holiday shopping survey is out, and the results are “not so merry, Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed and a new podcast about AI and human connection from TVO called Me & Viv. Alexandra built Viv, a custom AI designed to guide her through life’s biggest questions.

Hour 3: Flu season is upon us and experts are saying this year could be very tough with H3N2 becoming a new dominating strain and free for all round two.

Hour 2; The Five Things You Need to Know, Tasha Kheiriddin: Carney's 'Buy Canadian' plan a road to ruin | National Post and free for all round one.

Hour 1: G7 meetings underway, are conservatives bullying themselves, Canada loses measles elimination status. An expert explains why,

Hour 4 – Remembering Those Who Served, and Losing Measles Elimination Status

Hour 3 – Monday Surprise at Cineplex, Winter Travel advisory and Data on Intimate Partner Violence

Hour 2 – A Plan to Overhaul Canada Post, Work Place Loyalty and Free For All Round One

Hour 1 – Public Servants in the Military and will AI answer your 911 calls?

Hour 4: U.S. GOVT SHUTDOWN, FLIGHT CANCELLATIONS AND FOOD STAMPS and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: COP30 gets underway today in Belem Brazil. Nearly 200 countries are attending the annual climate change conference and free for all round two.

Hour 2- The Five Things You Need to Know, Canada expected to lose long-standing measles-elimination status - The Globe and Mailm and free for all round one

Hour 1: Gen Z is driving a return to faith: Canadian church leader, Ottawa hasn’t seen this kind of soap opera drama in decades and Cleveland Guardians pitchers charged with bribery.

Hour 4: Airlines are canceling hundreds of flights in response to the US government shutdown, and Tory’s Take.

Hour 3: Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy on the provincial finance in the Fall Economic Statement, Ontario Liberal Opposition MPP John Fraser reacts and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, will there be snow this weekend, new details on how thieves bypassed security at the Louvre during their heist and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Fall Economic Statement paints disappointing portrait of the province’s provinces finances, Ford Government pushing ahead with tunnel under the 401 and baseball likely to boom in Canada, despite Blue Jays’ heartbreaking World Series loss.

Hour 4: ‘Multiple’ pro-Palestinan protesters arrested after forcing their way into an event sponsored by Students Supporting Israel, Marilyn Denis and David Corey and kiosks at Union Station and other places around Toronto possibly recording you.

Hour 3: the company building the city’s new electric ferries facing criminal corruption charges overseas, Supreme Court of Canada is deciding on whether they will hear the case of the Ostrich cull in British Columbia and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Run Terry Run is a new feature-length documentary that offers an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at Terry Fox’s legendary 1980 Marathon of Hope and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Digital ad using facial recognition at Toronto’s Union Station draws concerns, US Supreme Court arguments on tariffs doesn’t go well for Donald Trump and your IQ may determine how well you hear in a crowd.

Hour 4: Dwayne De Rosario - Canada Men's National Team and TFC Legend, along with The Official FIFA World Cup 26™ Mascots: Maple™ the Moose (Canada), Zayu™ the Jaguar (Mexico), and Clutch ™ the Bald Eagle (USA) and Beloved TV-chef Lidia Bastianich on her new book, Lidia’s The Art of Pasta.

Hour 3: NDP Opposition Leader Marit Stiles on allegations that money from the Ford government’s Skills Development Fund is benefiting the owner of a new Toronto nightclub, what is the tariff angle of the 2025 budget and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, 'Invest in Hope' is a campaign as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Stakeholders digest Liberals' purportedly transformative budget, Municipalities face landmines as they wade into Israel Gaza conflict and ADHD Drugs Do Much More Than Help You Focus, Study Reveals.

Hour 4: Legendary Inuk hockey player Jordin Tootoo, on his new documentary, Tootoo: The Jordin Tootoo Story, Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: TSN’s Rick Westhead, on his new book, "We Breed Lions: Confronting Canada's Troubled Hockey Culture", the latest on the tariff front ahead of the US Supreme Court taking up the case on Wednesday and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Toronto Police embarrassed by video showing officer and suspect run over by cop car and free for all round one.

Hour 1: It’s Budget Day as Prime Minister Mark Carney predicts austerity and big spending, Toronto Police embarrassed by video showing officer and suspect run over by cop car and NEO the first 'consumer-ready humanoid robot' will do your chores.

Hour 4: Liz McGuire, Blue Jays super fan and co-host of the Jay Bird Watching podcast, Toronto City Councillor and TTC Board Member Josh Matlow on the City and Metrolinx facing criticism for not extending transit service after Game 7.

Hour 3: Toronto City Councillor and TTC chair Jamaal Myers on the City and Metrolinx facing criticism for not extending transit service after Game 7, and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, a new poll that finds Ontarians want the Labour Minister to be fired over alleged scandals surrounding the government’s Skills Development Fund and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Some fans still believe Blue Jays should have a parade, TTC and Metrolinx defend post-game exit strategy and what’s going to be in Carney’s first budget?

Hour 4: Liz McGuire, Blue Jays super fan on Jays and Game 6 of the World Series tonight, Canadians struggling with affordability hoping for some help in upcoming budget and “Halloween by the numbers,” showing today has a significant impact on more than just kids in costumes.

Hour 3: AI-generated videos of Hurricane Melissa flooding social media, King Charles III stripping his brother Andrew of titles and his home and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, NDP caucuses weighing a budget vote that could trigger an election, there is misinformation about Canada Post and its rotating strikes and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Federal Liberals say they still may not have the votes to pass the budget, 1 in 3 Canadians have received fake texts within last 3 months, Krispy Kreme Lost $441 Million Last Quarter—Here’s What Went Wrong.

Hour 4: Dunedin Mayor Maureen ‘Moe’ Freaney on the Florida city showing its love for the Toronto Blue Jays, Marilyn Denis and David Corey on pop culture and a new drug to slow early-stage Alzheimer's disease now approved by Health Canada.

Hour 3: TSN’s Matt Cauz on Blue jays game 5 win, Montreal based radio commentator Anne Lagacé Dowson on marking 30 years since Quebec tried breaking up with Canada and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, CJAD’s Andrew Carter on marking 30 years since Quebec tried breaking up with Canada and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Singer Rufus Wainwright performs politically charged version of O Canada, Doug Ford calls for apology after U.S. ambassador hurls ‘insults and swore’ at Ontario trade rep and your Brain Makes Food Choices Before You Even Know What You're Looking at.

Hour 4: Mr. and Mrs. Abrahams live from Jamaica, is the Middle East ceasefire is already over, as Hamas shoots at Israeli soldiers in Gaza and Prime Minister Netanyahu promises to retaliate and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: RORY O’NEILL has the latest on Hurricane Melissa, Toronto’s Bud Stage becoming the RBC Amphitheatre and round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Ontario Liberal MPP John Fraser on the Ford Government pushing through multiple bills without debate and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Majority of Canadians no longer see America as a friend, Leaside residents blame rat infestation on neighbour feeding wildlife and calls for OHIP to fund PSA testing. How important is this for detecting prostate cancer?

Hour 4: Emmy Award winning David Shore on receiving the Lifetime Achievement award this Saturday, Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t and Mayor Jason Anderson of Duck Lake Saskatchewan on officially inviting corporate partners to bid for the naming rights to the community.

Hour 3: TSN’s Matt Cauz on Jays loss, a private members bill to have prostate cancer testing covered by OHIP and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Ontario to scrap fixed election dates, raise donation limit to $5,000 under new bill and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Bonnie Crombie said to be mulling taking her old job back as mayor of Mississauga, Ford Government will end scheduled election dates and Microsoft Teams will start snitching to your boss when you’re not in the office.

Hour 4: It appears the US and China have come to an agreement on tariffs, Jamaica is in the path of one of the most dangerous hurricanes in recent history and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: The Ford government walking back plan to consider changes to renters’ right to ‘security of tenure’, Canadian unions and business groups scoffing at Donald Trump’s sudden 10 per cent tariff and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, CTV’s Rahaim Ladani on Blue Jays and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Ford Government backs off rental eviction consultations, clock starts: one year to municipal elections, Toronto candidate take stock and P.M. Carney aims to sell Canada as reliable partner for trade in Southeast Asia.

Hour 4: There is an increased demand for Blue Jays items, which is almost too difficult to keep up with, Ottawa limits how many American vehicles Stellantis and GM can import tariff-free and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: concerns over major changes in the provincial government’s omnibus bill, Trump says trade negotiations with Canada are ‘terminated’ after Ontario’s anti-tariff ads and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Blue Jays and Dodgers ready for Game 1 of the World Series and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Donald Trump, infuriated by Ontario’s Ronald Reagan tariff advertisement, cancels all trade talks, sweeping Ontario bill would look at ‘alternative options’ for ending residential leases and Ticketmaster will crack down on scalping program to avoid ‘reputational harm,’.

Hour 4: Marilyn Denis and David Corey with pop culture, there are calls for the Federal and Provincial Governments to step in and support the auto industry before it's too late and Chef Mark McEwan, judge for Top Chef Canada, on season 12 currently underway.

Hour 3: Blue Jays World Series ticket gouging. C.D. Howe Institute releases fiscal accountability report cards for the provinces and federal government and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Prime Minister Mark Carney saying Canada should prepare for ‘sacrifices’ as he outlines his budget and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Prime Minister Mark Carney predicts budget will include sacrifice and opportunity, Doug Ford plans to revisit Ticketmaster law his government cancelled and some Dogs Are So Ball-Obsessed, It Could Mirror Human Addiction.

Hour 4: TSN’s James Duthie on his sophomore collection of hilarious and heartbreaking stories, Certified Beauties, and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: The testing of the Eglinton Crosstown on pause after rumours of two trains colliding in the train yard, Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra on the TDSB ending its lottery system for specialty schools and programs and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, the Carney government ‘worried’ its budget won’t pass, triggering a federal election and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Closing of Ingersoll GM plant another body blow to Ontario’s auto sector; Gardiner reopening deadline may be delayed by World Series and pickleball-related eye injuries on the rise.

Hour 4: Jeff McGuire, former Chief of Police for Niagara Regional Police, on jointly signing a letter to Premier Doug Ford to not remove speed cameras in Ontario, Canadian Songwriter Hall of Fame inductee Andy Kim and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: Toronto launching a 3-month downtown traffic blitz targeting gridlock offenders, Liz McGuire, Blue Jays super fan, Ontario Liberal MPP John Fraser and free for all round two.

Hour 2: - The Five Things You Need to Know, TSN’s Matt Cauz on Jays going to the World Series, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Blue Jays come from behind to clinch American League Championship Series, opposition parties set sights on Ontario’s Labour Minister and AI News Anchor Debuts on U.K.’s Channel 4 in Stunt Proving Dangers of Artificial Intelligence.

Hour 4: Ontario Green Party Leader Mike Schreine, thieves made off with jewels from the Louvre Museum over the weekend and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: TSN’s Matt Cauz, Jays win game 6, NDP Opposition Leader Marit Stiles and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, the sheer gall of Stellantis’ caving to Trump, which shows Canada’s industrial economy is on the line and how we fight back and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Blue Jays force Game 7 with 6-2 victory over the Mariners, short, intense session set for Queen’s Park after 137-day break and as the trade war grinds on, Team Canada is getting restless.

Hour 4: Avery Haines, Host and Managing Editor for W5, AVERY HAINES INVESTIGATES: CARTEL CANADA , U.S. liquor consumption plummets, Ottawa releases catalogue of home designs to help ease Canada's housing crisis and Tory’s Take.

Hour 3: TSN’s Matt Cauz- Jays win game 4, Author Mitch Albom on his new book Twice and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, the Federal Government detailing its bail reform and crime crackdown plans, plus promises to hire more police and free for all round one

Hour 1: Mixed reaction as Mark Carney maps out new tough on crime agenda, Prime Minister will stick to his no new tariffs policy and U.S. liquor consumption plummets, Canadian products not seeing proportional boost.

Hour 4: Marilyn Denis and David Corey and game 4 look ahead for the Blue Jays.

Hour 3: Jays win game 3, Financial Commentator Pattie Lovett-Reid on whether Canada-U.S. trade is doomed no matter what and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, Canada and U.S. officials to resume high-level trade talks and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Federal government plans to sue Stellantis over auto plant move, Swedish traffic lottery - 'Gamifying' The System To Create Better Behavior and junk food can scramble memory in just 4 days

Hour 4: Ontario Health Minister Sylvia Jones on moves to lower healthcare wait times, Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: Senior Fellow at the Frontier Centre for Public Policy, calls not to take away tax exempt status from religious institutions, Unifor National President Lana Payne on automaker Stellantis moving production from Brampton to Illinois and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Five Things You Need to Know, “active” discussions underway on the Liberal government’s promise to lower development charges and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Ontario launches $75 million tariff ad campaign in the US, Doug Ford tells wild tale of Home Depot shoplifting confrontation and man gets drunk, wakes up with a medical mystery that nearly kills him.

How Toronto is preparing for more congestion as employees return to office, NBC News Radio White House Correspondent Jon Decker on Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners released as part of the ceasefire in Gaza and Liz McGuire, Blue Jays super fan on a bad weekend for the Blue Jays in games 1 and 2 of the ALCS.

Toronto Police Association President Clayton Campbell on pushing tougher sentences for young offenders, Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners released as part of the ceasefire in Gaza and free for all round two.

The Five Things You Need to Know, TSN’s Matt Cauz on a bad weekend for the Blue Jays in games 1 and 2 of the ALCS and free for all round one.

Blue Jays lose ALCS Game 2 in 10-3 wipeout, Donald Trump welcomed as a hero in Israel as hostages are released and stop using your iPhone’s charging limit, it’s probably hurting your battery.

María Corina Machado, Venezuela’s opposition leader, receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, John Tory with “Tory’s Take” and Jerry and Tanner Agar are launching a new podcast.

Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti on asking the province to refund the money municipalities spend for speed cameras, the U.S. Commerce Secretary says Canada must come ‘second’ to the U.S. in the auto sector and free for all round two.

The Five Things You Need to Know, how much more Thanksgiving dinner will cost Canadians in 2025 and free for all round one.

Provincial Transportation Minister says cabinet cars will respect the speed limit, postal workers will resume partial mail deliveries, will instead use rolling strikes and an office building that Brampton is barely being used two years after a closed-door deal that netted a prominent businessman $45 million.

An interactive tool that shows where tariffs could hit Ontario hardest, Marilyn Denis and David Cory from CHUM FM, and CTV’s Sean Leathong in NY post Jays game reaction.

TSN’s Matt Cauz on Blue Jays advancing to the ALCS, new federal government data showing an uptick in positive tests and outbreaks linked to COVID-19 and free for all round two.

The Five Things You Need to Know, Mayor Olivia Chow in studio with major transit announcement and free for all round one.

Blue Jays take the series in 4 games, defeating the Yankees 5-2, American commerce secretary tells Canada to cool it on cars and removing these 50 objects from orbit would cut danger from space junk in half.

Mark Carney returns from Washington DC without a deal, calls for more funding for the court system as hundreds of thousands of Highway Traffic Act (HTA) charges were dropped last year and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Jays blow 6-1 lead and lose game 3 of ALDS, Gen Z is blowing through cash on food delivery apps and free for all round two.

The Five Things You Need to Know, President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Mark Carney’s meeting to repair the longstanding relationship between the two nations and free for all round one.

Education minister scolds Toronto high school for playing Arabic O Canada on Oct. 7, Durham Region students decry cancellation of High School prom and Diet and sugary drinks raise risk of common liver disease by up to 60%.

Today marks the second anniversary of the day Hamas attacked Israel, starting a war that has claimed tens of thousands of lives, what the opening move of the U.S.’s attempted annexation of Canada could look like and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Matthew Taub with grassroots organization Unapologetically Jewish on suing the city and police in Toronto and Montreal for failing to protect Jewish Canadians, Prime Minister meeting with Donald Trump over trade talks and free for all round two.

LCBO thieves were on release orders up to eight times; Blue Jays take on the Yankees for the potentially deciding win in the ALDS and free for all one.

Six months later, Toronto still doesn’t have a traffic czar, Jewish Org Files Human Rights Complaints Against Cities of Montreal and Toronto and Meta will soon use your conversations with its AI chatbot to sell you stuff.

President Donald Trump is urging both Israel and Hamas to embrace the peace plan that he has championed, Liz McGuire, Blue Jays super fan and co-host of the Jay Bird Watching podcast, on the first two games of the ALDS.

Jack Reid and friend Seb on their interaction with Yankees star Anthony Volpe Jr’s dad at Game two, Toronto Police Chief Superintendent Frank Barredo in the Emergency Management and Public Order Department on keeping the city safe following an attack on a synagogue in England and free for all round two.

The Five Things You Need to Know, a terror group partially agreeing to Donald Trump’s peace plan and free for all round one.

Blue Jays crush Yankees, 22-year-old Trey Yesavage makes history, Jack Reid and friend Seb share their story about an interaction with Yankees star Anthony Volpe Jr’s dad at Game 2 and Carney faces pressure to deliver in Trump trade talks.

Liz McGuire, Blue Jays super fan and co-host of the Jay Bird Watching podcast, workers at Toronto’s large banks say return-to-office mandates plagued with problems and Tory’s take.

A movie theatre that was the target of a fire and a shooting on two separate occasions in the past week and free for all round two.

The Five Things You Need to Know, the Blue Jays first pitch in the American League Division Series tomorrow afternoon, a bill to abolish Daylight Saving Time and free for all round one.

Ontario mayors set to defy Premier over speed camera ban, more violence and threats against movie cinemas in Halton Region and Labatt launches alcohol-free Michelob as Canadians seek alternatives.

Brampton city council unanimously backing a motion to ignore the Ford Government’s ban on speed cameras, Ontario NDP Opposition Leader Marit Stiles on the auditor general report and free for all round two.

The auditor general report looked at Ontario’s distribution of Skills Development Fund grants, Toronto City Councillor Brad Bradford on announcing his bid for mayor and free for all round one.

Feds get stingy on Remembrance Day wreaths, Ottawa denies Marineland request to export remaining beluga whales to China and the rare disease that stops people from feeling fear.

Filmmakers Barry Avrich and Mark Selby on their film The Road Between Us going wide this Friday, – Hamilton firefighter Kevin Went, who you may know from The Bachelor In Paradise Canada and The Traitors Canada.

Adam Zivo, National Post Columnist and a member of Project Ontario, a group pushing Doug Ford to act more Conservative, Grandpa Trump is back on his 51st state kick and free for all round two.

Open AI releasing Sora 2, a video and audio generation model, with photorealistic capabilities- but how is Hollywood reacting and free for all round one.

Experts predict long Canada Post strike, ‘Hudson & Rex’ producers confirm they decided to ‘move forward without’ star John Reardon after cancer treatment and new Blood Pressure Guidelines Mean You May Now Have Hypertension.

Hour 4: AI Hiring Problems and Solutions, Stuff That's Working, Stuff That Isn't

Hour 3: Doug Ford takes on his detractors, marking National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, AI harms the hiring process, and Free For All Round 2.

Hour 2: National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, Eglinton Crosstown closer to opening, dangerous drivers skate justice, Trump wants to tariff films, and Free For All Round 1.

Hour 1: Scarborough has a new City Councillor, Doug Ford wants to repurpose the speed cameras, Russia launches an attack on Ukraine, and AI DJs.

Chris Murie, owner of The Dizzy Pub, on the Blue Jays post season being good for business, James Laidlaw on an arrest made in the shooting death of his coworker in the U.S. and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Cait Alexander, survivor of intimate partner violence, on a rally today at Queens Park to re-announce the End Violence Everywhere advocacy group’s charter challenge lawsuit. Is Doug Ford conservative enough and free for all round two.

Niagara Regional Police Chief Bill Fordy on adopting a no-tolerance policy on open-air drug use, Jerry Agar on the Blue Jays clinching the AL East division title and free for all round one.

Blue Jays clinch the AL East division title, Victims of the justice system rally at Queen’s Park today and Canada Post operations not ‘viable,’ Carney says amid strike action.

Sloan’s Chris Murphy and Jay Ferguson - New Album Based on the Best Seller Available Today. tariffs, government spending, gas prices — what’s driving inflation right now? Spice things up w/ Canadian GUINNESS WORLD RECORD title holder Mike Jack - Canada’s King of Spice.

John Moore Hour 3: Sept 26

There is a pitch to bring congestion pricing to Toronto and break through the city’s gridlock, CP24’s Steve Ryan on his interview with Jennifer Neville-Lake and free for all round one.

Post Union declares wildcat strike after government says current model is unsustainable, Tonight’s game will not be available on broadcast TV and climate change discussion.

Marilyn Denis and David Corey and Karen Espersen, co-owner of Universal Ostrich Farms near Edgewood in southeastern B.C., on her flock receiving a stay of execution.

The province is set to ban speed cameras, a new study from Statistics Canada that shows where reimagining office buildings could help with housing and free for all round one.

City of Toronto will deploy crisis workers in the subway at downtown stations, Stay of execution for the BC ostriches and NASA Confirms First Crewed Mission to Orbit The Moon in 50+ Years Set For 2026.

There was a plot to disrupt New York’s cell phone services in conjunction with the U.N. General Assembly meeting is creating new concerns about telecom security, furious Canadians clapping back at American travelers for ‘flag-jacking’ while abroad.

Ontario NDP Opposition Leader Marit Stiles and free for all round two.

Tech companies are leaving Canada at an accelerating rate, Jimmy Kimmel making his return to late night after his Donald Trump..errr ABC imposed suspension and free for all round one.

Doug Ford will ban photo radar across the province, Gardiner Expressway work could be done by end of year and Trump links Tylenol with autism, a claim highly disputed.

Pressure from the populace got Disney to return Jimmy Kimmel to the airwaves tonight from his indefinite suspension, Ontario is pushing for the return of mandatory minimum sentences and free for all round two.

Social media users claiming the rapture is upon us, Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t and Colin Mochrie on narrating Old Enough!, which follows Canadian kids ages 3-6 as they take on real-world adventures.

Pressure from the populace got Disney to return Jimmy Kimmel to the airwaves tonight from his indefinite suspension, Ontario is pushing for the return of mandatory minimum sentences and free for all round two.

In tough times, people spend more on little treats, changes coming to the CFL and how Canadian football is played and free for all round one.

Canadian autism community reacts to Donald Trump linking Tylenol used during pregnancy to the spectrum disorder, Federal Public Safety Minister captured on tape disparaging guy buy-back program and Emerging TikTok deal with China ensures U.S. control of board and crucial algorithm.

Mike Wilner, baseball columnist for the Star and host of the podcast “Deep Left Field,” on the Blue Jays clinching a spot in the playoffs and recapping the Charlie Kirk Memorial Service held yesterday.

RESCON’s new report highlighting the state of housing across 34 of the province’s municipalities… and it’s not good and free for all round two.

Marit Stiles survives her leadership review at this past weekend’s NDP convention, the Blue Jays clinching a spot in the playoffs and free for all round one.

Outrage and applause as Canada recognizes a Palestinian state, Marit Stiles survives leadership review at NDP convention and Liberals’ new hate crime bill targets ‘symbols’ of hate.

NEWSTALK 1010 official pollster John Wright on Mark Carney taking the Liberal Government in a different direction that Justin Trudeau, Barack Obama and Hollywood A-listers stand with Jimmy Kimmel and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

What Mark Carney’s meeting with Mexico’s president could mean for North American trade, how the Bank of Canada’s interest rate cut will impact your mortgage and the housing market and free for all round one.

Canadian boycott of US is much more than just avoiding travel, US ambassador to Canada unhappy with anti-American sentiment and Democrat lawmakers demanding the FCC chairman resign, while some Republicans say that other liberal hosts should be fired.

A survivor of intimate partner violence, on supporting the Conservatives “Jail Not Bail” proposed bill and Marilyn Denis with David Corey.

Doug Ford asking Mark Carney to maintain 100% tariffs on Chinese made EVs for the sake of Ontario’s auto industry and economy, Jimmy Kimmel suspended by ABC for monologue about Charlie Kirk and free for all round two.

Vic Fedeli, Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade, heading to the South Pacific to diversify and strengthen Ontario’s trading relationships and free for all round one.

Doug Ford begs Mark Carney to leave tariffs on Chinese EVs in place, City of Toronto won’t complete clearing of Dufferin Grove encampment and our Moon Is Drifting Away. Here's What We Can Expect to Happen.

Michael Longfield, Executive Director of Cycle Toronto, on a report that claims emergency response times up after Bloor West bike lane installation and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

The Federal Liberals to table their budget on November 4, Lauren Ash, award winning comedian, Second City Toronto alumni live in studio and free for all round two.

Five things you need to know, Robert Munsch approved for MAID, but daughter says he’s not dying yet, Donald Trump’s UK visit and free for round one.

Activist groups claim bike lanes are increasing emergency response times, Ford thinks Hwy. 401 tunnel will be nation-building project and what simple, science-backed trick can you use to fall asleep faster.

All Elite Wrestling star (and GTA born and raised) Adam Copeland for AEW: September to Remember, Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Toronto Police Service saying there is a “concerning” number of youths charged in criminal investigations and free for all round two.

Vaughan’s city council voted to end the speed camera program and free for all round one.

Out on bail, accused murdering 12- & 20-year-olds allegedly involved in 4 other attacks that same morning, the US and China have a new TikTok “deal” and flush door handles are the car industry’s latest safety problem.

Hour 4: Former Federal Cabinet Ministers Marco Mendicino and Lisa Raitt on Parliament’s return and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: Vassy Kapelos, CTV Chief Political Correspondent and host of the Vassy Kapelos Show, on Parliament’s return, Toronto Catholic trustees plot meeting, consider taking Ford government to court and free for all round two.

Hour 2: On the Ledge: Dave Trafford, Tim Hudak, and Kathleen Wynne- Bonnie Crombie resigns as Liberal leaser and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Bonnie Crombie resigns as Ontario Liberal Leader after garnering just 57% of the vote, Federal Parliament returns as with Pierre Poilievre back in Opposition and Government house leader warns of ‘tough choices’ ahead of fall budget.

Hour 4: A new report that finds Canadian small businesses pay about 20 per cent more in taxes than U.S. companies and the latest developments on the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Hour 3: The acquitted hockey players able to return to the NHL this December, Canada’s banking regulator report on the potential impact of flooding and wildfire on mortgages, and our banks’ ability to withstand the losses and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Condo projects cancelled this year in Toronto, and trend will likely continue, Terry’s niece Kirsten Fox and the 45th Anniversary of the Terry Fox Run and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Carney government introducing bill to protect people entering religious, cultural buildings, father of autistic boy arrested for threatening to kill Doug Ford and popular support for immigration in Canada has cratered.

Hour 4: Marilyn Denis and David Corey in studio, Blue Jays fever.

Hour 3: Protesters arrested at the TIFF screening for the film The Road Between Us, it has been 24 years since the United States were attacked by terrorists and free for all round two.

Hour 2: A Toronto police detective's coke and meth charges could 'end the prosecution' of some federal cases and free for all round one

Hour 1: Protests call for 'no bail' after Welland man accused of sexually assaulting toddler, King Charles and Prince Harry meeting after 19 months apart and start of the Peak of Hurricane Season, the Atlantic Is Quiet. Here’s Why.

Hour 4: There is a new partnership with the Buffalo Bills to grow the NFL in Canada, Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed and changing the narrative on this Suicide Prevention Day.

Hour 3: There are worries that Canadian hate is becoming mainstream, reaction to Barrie’s mayor declaring a city-wide state of emergency due to homeless encampments and free for all round two.

Hour2: Premier Doug Ford saying people need to work harder at finding a job, especially those just entering the workforce and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Security will be tight today at Roy Thompson Hall for the controversial TIFF documentary Davis Cup tie between Canada and Israel closed to fans in Halifax and climate change could be making us OBESE.

Hour 4: Democrats released the Jeffrey Epstein birthday letter with Donald Trump’s alleged signature, Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t and US President Donald Trump doubling down on plans to send the National Guard to Chicago and other cities

Hour 3: Director Barry Avrich retired Israeli General and Noam Tibon on their documentary The Road Between Us: The Ultimate Rescue, which has stirred up protests at TIFF, Ontario NDP Opposition Leader Marit Stiles and free for all round two.

Hour 2: An Ontario man sentenced to 10 years for helping promote neo-Nazi terrorist group, and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Ford government suggests underused schools in Ontario boards under supervision could be closed, almost half of Canadians want the Temporary Foreign Worker program eliminated and popular chatbots amplify misinformation.

Hour 4: Jordan Cristillo, brother of Andrew, who was killed in a head-on collision by an accused dangerous driver last month, discussing Andrew’s Law with Premier Doug Ford, "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Deb Hutton.

Hour 3: Toronto Maple Leafs great Darryl Sittler on the passing of hockey legend Ken Dryden and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Calls for justice reform that strengthens Canadian laws with real authority and accountability. The SIU investigating the lethal use of a taser and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Parkside Drive speed camera cut down for the 7th time! Is Mark Carney turning Conservative Blue and Carney will introduce legislation next month to tighten bail system.

Hour 3: George Stroumboulopoulos on travelling across the country with a film crew, asking: What Canadian film and television MADE you? how the National Guard is expected to maintain a presence in Washington DC for months and other cities and free for all round two.

Hour 4: Junaid Razvi, uncle of victim shot by 12-year-old in Markham, the latest job numbers and TCDSB Chair Markus de Domenico responds to the spending accusations made earlier by the Education Minister.

Hour 2: Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra on recent issues discussed on this show about school boards and trustees, Former Clarington mayoral candidate and retired police officer Tom Dingwall on receiving a message threatening to kill him and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Government report says terror groups raising funds in Canada, New poll shows how Olivia Chow might fare against possible mayoral contenders and drug dealers plundering people’s homes into ‘trap houses,’.

Hour 4: York Region Police Chief Jim MacSween takes issue with the bail system releasing repeat offenders, the 'Queen of Canada' arrested during a livestream after RCMP deploy to the Saskatchewan village where her cult has lived for 2 years and Jeanne Beker on taking part in her first Walk to Conquer Cancer on Saturday, serving as the opening ceremony impact speaker. PLUS BREAKING: Fashion designer Giorgio Armani dies.

Hour 3: A 12-year-old charged with attempted murder for a shooting in Markham, Donald Trump and Mark Carney spoke “at length” and free for all round two.

Hour 2- TIFF begins which means closing streets, there might be a potential way for Toronto parents to reach the director of education, the Honda Indy moving to Markham in 2026. And free for all round one.

Hour 1: Mark Carney predicts an austerity budget, how Canada's buck-toothed national emblem could help fight wildfires and your hairstyle could generate pollution on par with busy traffic.

Hour 4: The US House panel releases a tranche of Jeffrey Epstein files as the controversy looms large over Congress’ return to Washington, a signed open letter sent to Prime Minister Mark Carney, along with 70 leading Canadians and civil society groups, asking the federal government to protect Canada's 'digital sovereignty.’

Hour 3: Amending the criminal code amid several incidents across the country, Ginella Massa, Broadcast Journalist and PR consultant with Massa Media, on responding to Mohamed Fakih and Lisa McLeod’s interviews yesterday afternoon and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Mark Carney is meeting with his cabinet amid an unresolved trade war and looming budget. Plus: the federal NDP launches its leadership race and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Mixed reaction to Doug Ford pouring out Crown Royal whisky, School boards in ‘shambles,’ Doug Ford says as he warns more spending abuses will be revealed and common Painkillers Like Ibuprofen Could Be Fueling a Global Health Threat.

Hour 4: The desperate search for survivors after an earthquake in Afghanistan kills at least 800, Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t and here comes the upcoming NFL season.

Hour 3: Toronto City Councillor Josh Matlow and TTC board member on his pitch to cap fares on the transit agency, returning to the office may be a pay cut for many people and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The U.S. trade war has pushed Canada into ‘recession territory’, are the TTC and Metrolinx ready for the influx of passengers as more Toronto employers ask workers to return to the office, free for all round one.

Hour 1: Why returning to the office is a pay cut for many people, Number of sick days taken by public servants growing post-COVID and most TikTok videos about birth control are unreliable.

Hour 4: Town of Amherstburg Mayor Michael Prue on closing of Crown Royal bottling plant, the most amazing thing about Trump’s rapacious seizure of 10% of Intel and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: John Nock, president of local 12R24 of the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW), on the future of bottle returns, Swiftonomics: How brands may cash in on Taylor and Travis’ engagement and free for all round two.

Hour 2: MPP Chandra Pasma, Official Opposition Critic for Education for the Ontario NDP, responds to Deb Hutton’s interview with Education Minister Paul Calandra, Crown Royal will close bottling facility in Amherstburg Ontario and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Questions rise about the future of Ontario's bottle return system, TTC considers capping your monthly fares and Quebec moves to ban prayer in public.

Hour 4: The officer has pleaded guilty to assault and using a firearm without lawful excuse, Marilyn Denis and David Corey and remembering hurricane Katrina.

Hour 3: A new report highlighting the effect of the tariffs on Canada’s side of the border, the essential role of tourism, and calls for support from the other levels of government to address the challenges faced in these communities, nearly 40% of businesses are likely to pass on tariff costs to customers and free for all round two.

Hour 2: A new poll for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service that finds a majority of Canadians say the country is more dangerous than five years ago, Canadians have the right to get certain things about them delisted from search engines and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Lindsay Ontario home intruder was armed with a crossbow, rally outside Queen’s Park opposes education bill that could allow police in schools and can eating a ripe banana get you a DUI??

Hour 4: What is behind the city of Hamilton’s job boom that leaves the rest of Ontario in the dust and Lisa Raitt: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: is now the time for first time homebuyers to jump into the market as prices have fallen around the GTA, Artificial Intelligence is already taking jobs away from entry-level workers and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Criminals don’t seem to care that they’re on camera while committing crimes, and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Doug Ford’s Tories more popular than ever, more Canadians commuting as remote work declines, hybrid workers on site more often and mixing Coffee and Antibiotics Could Be a Bad Idea.

Hour 4: Do You Want Tougher Driving Laws? Threats To Send National Guard to Chicago, Baltimore and others, Vibrations Expert on How Sounds Travel So Far

Hour 2: Bail Hearing For Driver who Killed Father of Three, Seadoo Incident, Round 1

Hour 1: Roger's Stadium Noise Complaints, "Put American Spirits Back"? Doctors Becoming Dependant on AI

Hour 4: Less Tariffs = Lower Prices? Oasis Concert Calls, American Healthcare Workers Coming to Canada.

Hour 3: Today's Record Heat is Tomorrow's Everyday, Safe Maximum Working Temperature, Back Pack Packing, Round 2

Hour 2: National Guard in Washington, Should We Eliminate School Trustees? Round 1

Hour 1: 5 Things To Know, Carney Not Ruling Out Boots On The Ground In Ukraine, Ottawa Pride Parade Shut Down

Hour 4: Live Loud LIVE, a celebration concert in Toronto on November 14 featuring a dazzling line-up of musicians, to call attention to mental health and addiction, Investigative Journalist Justin Ling on his new book, The 51st State Votes: Canada Versus Donald Trump and John Tory with “Tory’s Take”.

Hour 3: Toronto’s Mayor Chow in studio- child shot and killed, Ottawa cutting funding for refugees, Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown on the Federal government cutting funding for refugees and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Nearly 40 per cent of Canadian small businesses could close within a year without changes in the tariff rates, the next generation of smart glasses is getting a push from AI and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Olivia Chow tries to ease tensions with Carney government over housing, refugees, more cell phones being checked by US border services going into the United States and Canada isn’t in a housing slump — Ontario is.

Hour 4: Richard Crouse, host of the podcast Maple Syrup for Your Eyes where he recommends Canadian movies, Defense lawyer Steven Norton on his client charged after defending himself from a home invader.

Hour 3: The Trump administration slaps Canadian judge on the International Criminal Court with sanctions, there will be a vigil tonight for 8-year-old JahVai Roy, who was killed by stray bullet while in bed on Saturday and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The federal government cutting funds to the city for the Interim Housing Assistance Program (IHAP), which supports refugees who rely on local shelters and other services and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Doug Ford unleashes on justice system and Stelco, Ottawa stiffs Toronto on funding for refugees and recreating a Rare Mutation Could Grant Almost Universal Virus Immunity For Days.

Hour 4: What the possibility is of whether the security guarantees will mean U.S. boots on the ground, Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.

Hour 3: The US Department of Justice is set to begin sharing the Epstein files with Congress on Friday, who then plans to release them to the public, free for all round two.

Hour 2: There is a focus on building housing faster and tackling toxicity in political discourse, Apple launching a program in Canada helping customers self-repair devices and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Mississauga LRT is almost as behind schedule as the Eglinton Crosstown, a Lindsay Ont. man charged after allegedly assaulting a home intruder and doctors are seeing more non-smokers, especially women, with later-stage lung cancer.

Hour 4: Pierre Poilievre elected in a new riding, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy’s meeting with Donald Trump and European leaders and Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: Tentative deal reached between flight attendants union and Air Canada, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy meeting with Donald Trump and European leaders and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Pierre Poilievre was elected in a new riding. Plus: Tentative deal reached between flight attendants union and Air Canada and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Tentative deal reached between flight attendants union and Air Canada, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre wins his seat in Alberta and UK gov suggests you save water by . . . deleting old emails.

Hour 4: President Donald Trump meets with Ukrainian President Voldomir Zelenskyy, "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Amanda Galbraith.

Hour 3: Inside the Ford government, there was worry the Therme Ontario Place spa was “high risk, Ukraine’s President Voldomir Zelenskyy to meet Donald Trump today after last Friday’s US-Russia summit failed to secure a ceasefire and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Air Canada strike continues and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Air Canada vows to return to service as strike continues, Residents, politicians oppose 5G cell tower in Etobicoke despite safety assurances and NEWSTALK 1010’s Deb Hutton on vacation with how she plans to get back to Toronto.

Hour 4: John Tory with “Tory’s Take”, October 8 Documentary Director Wendy Sachs who claims TIFF staffers refused to work if The Road Between Us was screened at the festival and the meeting between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska.

Hour 3: The Ford Government is ordering its public servants back to the office full time, new stats on how a Sunshine List salary doesn’t guarantee a home in the GTHA and free for all round two.

Hour 2: There have been 12 billion cyberattacks recorded in Canada this year. Plus: the House of Commons was hit by a cyberattack from a 'threat actor' and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Countdown to Air Canada stoppage - does the government need to step in, Toronto confirms 24 speed camera were stolen last month and Two-thirds of Canadians skeptical about unmarked indigenous graves.

Hour 4: A plan to introduce legislation (when Parliament returns) that would amend the Criminal Code, preventing judges from considering a non-citizen's immigration status during sentencing and according to Statistics Canada, June is the most common month for Canadians to retire, often followed by a long-awaited celebratory trip.

Hour 3: Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy on the Province launching its Protect Ontario Financing Program to support sectors impacted by U.S. tariffs, Mississauga Mayor Caroline Parrish on the city taking legal action to address ongoing safety concerns at Ridgeway Plaza and free for all round two.

Hour 2: People are reading AI summaries on Google search instead of news stories, a Spanish drugmaker using Canadian-donated blood plasma for products sold abroad, and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Ontario is mandating teachers learn about policing in schools on a PA day, Judge weighing bail for man accused in crash that killed father of three and crash that hit premier’s car and people reading AI summaries on Google search instead of news stories.

Hour 4: Overhyped and Under played with Scott Reid.

Hour 3: Coverage of the Danforth TTC “take over” protest by pro-Palestinian supporters, there are evacuations in the Maritimes as wildfires rage across Canada and Ontario municipalities issue fire bans and free for all round two.

Hour 2: The Ford government considered changing a portion of Highway 413 from its current route to a ‘developer-proposed’ direction, free for all round one.

Hour 1: Doug Ford says he will ask PM for tax cuts amid ongoing trade war, why it’s better to eat two burgers than just one with fries and conch blowing could help to alleviate sleep apnea.

Hour 4: CALLERS: Pro Palestinian protests could mar afternoon commute on Danforth, Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: The Ford government is failing to hit its housing target, even after adding LTC beds and student dorms, vending machines stocked with supplies for people who use hard drugs, such as sterile needles and naloxone kits, and items for safe sex, which has raised concerns by some community members in Toronto’s near Jarvis and Bloor Streets and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Kawartha Lakes wildfires continue to burn, Toronto is hiring more 911 operators to reduce wait times and improve services and free for all round one.

Hour 1: More people moving out of Ontario than into the province, Pro Palestinian protests could mar afternoon commute on Danforth and ChatGPT-4o is coming back after massive GPT-5 backlash.

Hour 4: Should Canada make renting more attractive? "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with former city councilor Rob Davis and Cesar Mesen, owner and operating partner of The Pint Public House- he's received 250 resumes but can't afford to hire.

Hour 3: Donald Trump announcing that he will meet with the Russian President on Friday in Alaska, CALLS: Has Toronto become a takeout town and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Has Nova Scotia is going too far by banning people from woods during dry weather? Jeff Evely, has been fined $25,000 for violating Nova Scotia's ban on walking in the woods during the forest fires and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto launches bike education program, Has Toronto become a takeout town? Nanos poll shows young Canadians most pessimistic about future standard of living.

HOUR 4: Trump’s broad tariffs go into effect, just as economic pain is surfacing, the rising cost of watching television.

HOUR 3: Toronto’s youth unemployment crisis which finds young people want to work but are having a hard time finding jobs and free for all round two.

HOUR 2: Canadian teen sensation Victoria Mboko defeats Naomi Osaka in the National Bank Open tennis final, how puppies were secretly tested and killed at a London Ontario hospital for human heart research and free for all round one.

HOUR 1: Recycling rules have Ontario grocery chains threatening to end wine and beer sales, Conditional sentence for man convicted of impaired driving for a fifth time blasted by judge as an ‘affront to the administration of justice’.

Building more housing faster, Marilyn Denis stops by, a Canadian rideshare company, and a push for cheap transit for airport workers.

Hour 3: More Eglinton Crosstown delays, tariffs go into effect, whisky runs dry, and Free For All Round 2.

Hour 2: Republicans blame Canada, a great night of sports, whether the math works for private clinics, and Free For All Round 1.

Hour 1: Smoke should dissipate today, Republicans blame Canada, a great night of sports, tariffs go into effect, and ChatGPT's alarming interactions with teens.

Hour 4: Canada isn't seeing a brain gain from the US, calls to open Rouge Beach, Overhyped and Underplayed, and NASA wants to build a nuclear reactor on the moon.

Hour 3: News could soon be shared on Facebook again, calling on Ontario to cancel a contract with a US firm, Durham Region defends its door, and Free For All Round 2.

Hour 2: Battling US tariffs could take a while, grocery prices coming down, beloved principal keeps his job, and Free For All Round 1.

Hour 1: News could soon be shared on Facebook again, battling US tariffs could take a while, Canada isn't seeing a brain gain from the US, and whether 'Low-Grade' Prostate Cancers are more deadly than thought.

Hour 4: Canada's resilient economy, whether the US is losing the tariff war, why really young kids shouldn't have cell phones, and another kick at a peace in Ukraine.

Hour 3: Niagara Falls is doing well with tourists, weaponizing femininity, merchants looking forward to back to work mandates, and Free For All Round 2.

Hour 2: Toronto still has poor air quality, merchants looking forward to back to work mandates, whether the US is losing the tariff war, the 99s workday, and Free For All Round 1.

Hour 1: Smoke in the city.... The Ford government previously looked at tunnelling the 401, what is next for Canada Post customers, and a very special Test Tube TUESDAY.

Hour 3 President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs are set to go into effect today. NBC News Radio White House Correspondent Jon Decker has the latest on the situation. A crown attorneys' group accuses politicians and the media of 'attacks on the justice system.' Plus, e-scooter safety needs to be re-addressed on city streets. Free for all round 2 with Jason Agnew, Jennifer McKelvie, and Patrick Brown.

Hour 2 Drew Fagan, a professor at the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy discusses the current tariff situation with the US as we reach the August 1st deadline. What should Mark Carney do about the tariff situation? Then, John Tory Jr weighs in on the flight attendant that is accusing Delta of using an inexperienced pilot on the plane that crashed at Pearson airport. Free for all round 1 with Vass Bednar, Courtney Betty and Jerry Agar.

Hour 1 John Tory hosts the show and gives you the five things you need to know. Deb Hutton joins the Morning Brief to talk about the top stories of the day. Branding and marketing expert, Tony Chapman, discusses a four-day work week, an artist struggling to sell concert tickets, and Canadian Tire.

Hour 4: Michael Longfield, Executive Director at Cycle Toronto, on the court striking down the Ford government's plan to remove three bike lanes in Toronto, saying doing so will put 'people at increased risk of harm and death.' Marilyn Denis and David Cory talk about the top entertainment stories of the week.

Hour 3: Noah Shack, the CEO of the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs (CIJA) talks about how Canada will recognize a Palestinian state in September at the UN. Waterfront BIA Executive Director Tim Kocur weighs in on tourism numbers halfway through the summer. Free for All Round 2 with Adwoa Nsiah-Yeboah , Tamara Cherry, and Brad Bradford.

Hour 2: Canada will recognize a Palestinian state in September at the UN. Toronto lawyer Gavin Tighe on the court striking down the Ford government's plan to remove three bike lanes in Toronto, saying doing so will put 'people at increased risk of harm and death'. NBC News Radio White House Correspondent Jon Decker is in the press “pool” today which will potentially allow him to ask more questions of the President. One of the topics sure to make headlines is Trump’s trade tariffs which are scheduled to go into effect tomorrow. Could he put in a good word for Canada? Free for All Round 1 with Robert Turner, Amanda Galbraith, and Shelley Carroll.

Hour 1: John Tory hosts Moore in the Morning and brings you the five things you need to know. The Morning Brief with Tim Hudak looks into top stories of the day, including the Ontario court putting the brakes on bike lane removals. Dan Riskin talks about the turning point when your body's aging accelerates, and more science stories on Test Tube Thursday.

Hour 4: Slaight Foundation Stepping In Where USAID is Stepping Out, Niagara Resident Falsely Accused of Drug Smuggling, Controversial Musician

Hour 3: Your Rights in The Heat, Should Canada Recognize Palestine as a State? Round 2

Hour 2: More Pools Plunge, Controversial Musician, Not Optimistic About A Trade Deal, Round 1

Hour 1: Indoor Pool Closed Too? Canada's Rich and Poor at Record Disparity, Covid Aged Your Brain

Hour 4: All In For Ontario, Elbows Up Causing Panic In Las Vegas, Things That Are Working and Things That Aren't

Hour 3: Sunshine List Members Can't Afford Homes Too, CNE and Chicken Nugget Cookies? Round 2

Hour 2: What To Cut? With The Minister of Finance, Private vs Public Sector, Round 1

Hour 1: Sunshine List Members Can't Afford Homes, Deadly Shooting In Manhattan, No Confidentiality For AI Therapists

Hour 4: He's Been Sounding The Alarm About The US For 8 Years Now, Auto Theft Declining Finally, Carney's Cuts

Hour 3: Politics in Class, Pool Perils, T is for Terry, Round 2

Hour 2: Hamilton Cyber Attack, Tariffs To Start Friday, Round 1

Hour 1: Five Things To Know, Sydney Sweeny Ads, Senior House Squatting, World Cup

Hour 4: The Passing of Hulk Hogan, Tory's Take, Chuck Mangione Dies, Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812

Hour 3: Metrolinx Lawsuits, Celebrities Die In 3s? Round 2

Hour 2: How the Hockey Canada dealt with sex assault allegations, Christian Musician May Be Blocked From Performing In Canada, Round 1

Hour 1: Hockey Players Acquitted, Carney Says Israel Enables Humanitarian Crisis, Home Lottery, Hulk Hogan Passes

Hour 4: Chappell Roan Name Checks Saskatchewan, Why Are Toronto's Youth Turning To Crime? Wasaga Could Lose 645 Acres of Beaches to Developers

Hour 3: Ontario Liberal Tensions, Trumps Deep Ties To Epstein, Hockey Trial Decision Coming, Round 2

Hour 2: More Heat, Speed Cameras Slowing Down Toronto, Sentencing of Ottawa Convoy, Round 1

Hour 1: Five Things To Know, What Is Maple Washing? Verdict In Hockey Trial Coming, China's Clean Air Making The Earth Hotter

Hour 4: School Trustees Being Blocked, If Inflation is Down Why are Prices High? Hockey Trial.

Hour 3: New Large Park At The Waterfront, Running Against Poilievre in Protest, Passing of The Prince of Darkness, Round 2

Hour 2: A Deal With The US May Be Worse Than No Deal, Convoy Leaders May Face Significant Jail Time, Round 1

Hour 1: Remembering Ozzy, May Not Reach A Deal With US, Celibacy is Good for Your Health?

Hour 4: Overpass Shutting Down After Fire, Calls to Stop Kneecap From Coming To Toronto, Biking Across Canada For Diabetes

Hour 3: Kitchens To Shutter If Foreign Worker Program Ends, Blue Jays Break Records, Round 2

Hour 2: Could American Tariffs Boost The Canadian Economy? Canada's First Ministers Meeting, Irish Hip-Hop Group Controversy

Hour 1: Five Things You Need To Know, Assault Victim Waits Over an Hour For Emergency Services, AI Will Try To Stop You

Hour 4: Noisy City, Epstein Update, Getting It Right With Deb Hutton

Hour 3: Lead Still an Issue in Schools, Overdose Rising as Safe Injection Sites Close, Round 2

Hour 2: 14 Year-old Arrested In Stabbing Investigation, Toronto Has The Fastest Temperature Rise of All MLB Cities, Round 1

Hour 1: The Faulty Million Dollar Door, Ontario Liberals in a Tiff and The Most Candidates in Canadian History are Running Against Poilievre.

Hour 4: Looking back at the 20th anniversary of the Civil Marriage Act, which legalized same-sex marriage across Canada and social media conspiracy theory that claims several nations, including Canada, will give up their sovereignty to the W-H-O starting tomorrow.

Hour 3- The All In For Ontario listening tour, free for all round two.

Hour 2: There is still no firm timeline for the opening of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT, and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Everyone wants the new TTC subway cars to be made in Canada, 60 per cent of Canadians could face higher mortgage payments by 2026 and Coca-Cola dodges after Trump says soda will switch back to cane sugar.

Hour 4: Ontario boosting the trades amid a youth-cession, Marilyn Denis and David Corey and there’s a new poll out on American attitudes on President Trump, Congress, tariffs, and Jeffrey Epstein.

Hour 3: Politicians receiving death threats and police protection and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Warnings that ‘we are inching closer to a wartime economy’ as nations stockpile resources, a dangerous design flaw with the new Eglinton Avenue bike lane, which the city has been informed about but hasn’t done anything to address and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Olivia Chow throws city staff under the bus for snow removal failure, at least 50 candidates will run against Pierre Poilievre in his byelection and Medieval medicine was smarter than you think – and weirdly similar to TikTok trends.

Hour 4: A petition has been started to have the city of Brampton immediately remove its speed cameras, a petition by Kensington Market locals who object to his new restaurant because they think there are too many liquor licenses in the area already.

Hour 3: Anti-bike lane, bus lane, tax increase, and shelter protest outside Toronto City Hall that brought out counter protesters, Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown on Peel Regional Police providing enhanced security after threats were made to him and his family and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Prime Minister Mark Carney casting doubt that Canada can secure a tariff-free deal with Donald Trump and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Protesters, counter-protesters face off outside Toronto city hall over bike lanes, proposed shelters, Gen Z facing a youth-session and itching to know why mosquitoes keep targeting you?

Hour 4: Retailers are set to increase prices due to Trump’s tariffs and pass on costs to shoppers, Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t and Award-winning journalist and political reporter Stephen Maher on Canada’s New Nationalism.

Hour 3: TTC’s new CEO Mandeep Lali, A Federal report that warns of a rise in antisemitic incidents against children in schools and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Federal cabinet meets today to deal with Donald Trump’s latest tariff salvo, President Donald Trump says he would punish Russia with tariffs if there isn’t a deal to end the war in Ukraine within 50 days and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Are speed cameras ticketing drivers for less than 10 km/h over the posted limit? City of Toronto providing 500 A/C units to low-income seniors amid extreme heat and 'Smishing' scams likely rising because of AI, experts warn.

Hour 4: They were expecting names to be named in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. And now Donald Trump told his MAGA faithful to just let it go. Canadian music journalist and publicist Eric Alper on the 40th anniversary of Live Aid.

Hour 3: A new study that says obesity rates in Canada jumped during COVID-19 pandemic, Ontario’s jail conditions are said to be inhumane and disgraceful and free for all round two.

Hour 2: CP24 Meteorologist Bill Coulter on heat combining with smoke to make things unpleasant today, New York City radio DJ Carol Miller on being at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia 40 years ago for Live Aid and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto risks losing $30M in federal funding after vote against sixplexes citywide, -Carney Liberals popularity rising and Man arrested in the Beaches for urinating on synagogue.

John Moore-The Lion King

Hour 4: Brad and Anita Squires, Newfoundland residents who tossed a message in a bottle into the ocean on a first date back in 2012. It was just found in Ireland and Canadian actor and filmmaker from Kahnawake, the Mohawk reserve outside of Montreal, Kaniehtiio Horn on the 35th anniversary of the Oka Crisis.

Hour 3: Maple Leafs great Darryl Sittler on the 45th anniversary of Terry Fox arriving in Toronto during his Marathon of Hope and free for all round two.

Hour 1: – Darrell Fox, brother of Terry, as he finished his bike ride across Canada, the 45th anniversary of the Marathon of Hope, Summer travel between Canada and the U.S. is in ‘steep decline’.

Hour 4: Doctors alarmed by the rise of 'DIY medicine’ Marilyn Denis and David Corey on the latest in pop culture news.

Hour 3: Court dismissed Ontario’s bid to appeal bike lane injunction, concert goers complaints about the new Rogers Stadium and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Toyota looking at possible ‘adjustments’ in Canada if Trump’s tariffs aren’t dropped and free for all round one.

Hour 1: High Park cyclists get tickets while motorists are free to speed on Parkside Drive, Court rejects Ford Government’s appeal of an injunction delaying bike lane removal and Scientists Reveal Why Cats Always Sleep on Their Left Side.

Hour 4: Chris Landry, a Canadian citizen/US green card holder living in New Hampshire, who was turned back at the border and separated from his family, on the new Superman flick and why it has caused so much hate from the MAGA crowd.

Hour 3: Four Quebecers arrested for allegedly being involved in activities of “ideologically motivated violent extremism,” and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Concerns about how “bubble zones” around schools, daycares and places of worship will be enforced, Wisconsin Congressman Tom Tiffany blaming Canada’s forest management for the wildfire smoke crossing the border and free for all round one.

Hour 1: RCMP warns of dangers of online radicalization after Quebec militia bust, that white guy who can't get a job at Tim Hortons? He's AI and cheese May Actually Fuel Nightmares, Surprising Study Confirms.

Hour 4: Amazing Race Canada host Jon Montgomery on the Season 11 Premiere tonight at 9pm on CTV, CTV.ca, the CTV app, and streaming next day on Crave, Trumps tariff letters, Kathleen Wynne - Stuff that’s working… and stuff that isn’t.

Hour 3: There are warnings that lithium battery fires are increasing in Toronto, NDP’s campaign to hold the Ford Government accountable and build a future that working people can afford and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Provincial police forces are trying to recruit more officers, a new series this week: Murder on Mount Olive and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Mark Carney’s cabinet told to present savings plans by the end of the summer and US TikTok users may soon have to switch to a new version of the app.

Hour 4: Canada must rise to this moment like we have in the past and build again at home, "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Amanda Galbraith, co-founder and partner at reputation management company Oyster Group and host of Free For All Fridays.

Hour 3: Canadians are in the global sports spotlight and how to build on that success, Darrell Fox, brother of Terry, from the road as he bikes across Canada and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Jury acquits a teen who claimed self-defense in a fatal Scarborough school shooting, Doug Ford wants more speed camera warnings and free for all round one.

Hour 1: City staff made snow removal ‘failure’ worse during February’s winter storms, audit finds, Do judges say need a $60,000 raise to attract top talent and Calgary Stampede kicks off with oilpatch optimism, patriotic pride.

Hour 4: New poll that finds Canadians feel unwelcome in the U.S. as mistrust remains high, Why the demise of Canadian retail's 'middle class' won't end with Hudson's Bay and Tory’s take on the stories of the week.

Hour 3: Murder stats down in Toronto so far, fentanyl crossing from Canada ‘not an important part of this story’ to the US, and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Crown appealing last month’s ruling that tossed a gun case, which blamed ‘systemic and intractable’ racial profiling inside Peel police, research that shows there is no safe amount of processed meat to eat and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Durham Police seek teen suspects in Hijab attack in Oshawa, Toronto police report fewer youth gun arrests, but worry gang recruitment online rising, Blue Jays on Apple TV and Lululemon sues Costco.

Hour 4: Rodentologist Bobby Corrigan, lead instructor at New York City's Rat Academy, with his thoughts on how the city of Toronto will deal with its rat problem and changes announced following Rogers Stadium shaky debut.

Hour 3: no sign of the Ford Government’s promised money budgeted for the purchase of six waterbombers, more than 17,500 foreigners had criminal convictions forgiven by the Immigration Department and removing a bar to coming to Canada and free for all round two.

Hour 2: – Eleven Toronto speed cameras have been vandalized over the last week, cuts to the public service in order for the Liberals to meet their campaign promises and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Iconic Sauble Beach sign changed overnight ahead of Canada Day, Toronto outlines plan to tackle ‘rat storm’ taking over city and Google hit with $314 million US verdict in cellular data class action.

Hour 4: Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed and the jury in the Sean Diddy Combs sex trafficking trial reached a verdict on 4 of the 5 counts, with the judge telling them to keep deliberating.

Hour 3: Does Prime Minister Mark Carney have a choice to make about supply management, free for all round two.

Hour 2: The current provincial privacy commissioner urges guardrails on police gravitating toward ‘unbridled genetic surveillance’ and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Is Ontario’s pugnacious premier charting a course for Ottawa? Sweet dreams soured by dairy, researchers say and would you die for Canada? Polling suggests Canadians are more willing to fight for their country.

Hour 4: Vermont State Representative Mari Cordes on resigning her seat and relocating to Nova Scotia, why are some making big salaries are still struggling to get ahead and "Here's What I Would Do" - “Getting it right” with Rob Davis, former city councillor and founder of Rob Davis and Associates.

Hour 3: Canada rescinding the digital services tax in a bid to advance trade talks with U.S, ow Canadian eyeballs are firmly fixed on America’s cultural output and free for all round two.

Hour 2: Interest in ‘elbows up’ merchandise waning ahead of Canada Day, Byelection will be called so Pierre Poilievre can run for a new seat and free for all round one.

Hour 1: Toronto wants to put homeless shelters in its suburbs. Neighbours say not so fast, Canada marks 40th anniversary since first cellphone call made in the country and Carney promised big changes by Canada Day. Will he deliver?