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Former Public Safety Minister @MarcoMendicino tells @MooreintheAM how the Feds need to do more to protect elected officials from threats after multiple vehicles burned at a Scarborough MP’s home in what is suspected to be arson.
New York Times investigative reporter @Jane__Bradley tells @MooreintheAM how, over the last 2.5 years, Interpol reports nearly 5000 stolen Canadian vehicles were found in Russia, and whether some may have been found in the war supply chain.
The Morning Brief with Former Federal Cabinet Minister Lisa @LRaitt: Most Canadians support suspension of US trade talks, multiple vehicles burned at Scarborough MP’s home, Anti-immigrant speaker blocked from entering Canada.
Tech & Media Consultant Mohit Rajhans tells @MooreintheAM how Facebook parent company Meta settled a landmark child harm claim in California for US$18 billion with promised changes to its platforms.
John Moore Round Two - August 27
John Moore Round One - August 27
Test Tube Thursdays with @JesseRogerson, Associate Science Professor at York University and author of the book Daydreaming in the Solar System: Avocados switch sex on a daily basis and researchers finally know how.
The Morning Brief with Toronto Sun Columnist @BrianLilley: Consumers say 'resolve is strengthened' to buy Canadian, Carney to address European Parliament, Prairie provinces divided on U.S. tariff response, and CBC tells staff not to call 9/11 a 'terrorist attack'.
"Donald Trump is not responding to this type of approach." @JayJGoldberg at @ConsumerChoiceC and columnist at the Toronto Sun, explains to @MooreintheAM why retaliatory tariffs are the wrong approach.
CNN’s Daniel @dDale8 breaks down the sheer number of lies President Donald Trump has told about Canada over the last 18 months.
Lewis Krashinsky, the William Lyon Mackenzie King Postdoctoral Fellow at Harvard University, explains to @MooreintheAM how much leverage Ontario has in the US trade war.
Political Strategist @Aleem_Kanji looks at polling showing Olivia Chow maintaining a modest lead over Brad Bradford as election day nears. Plus: Doug Ford’s PCs regained the lead amid Donald Trump’s tariff tirades.
Former George W Bush speech writer @DavidFrum joins @MooreintheAM from the shores of Lake ONTARIO to discuss Trump's trade war and renaming bodies of water.
White Coat Wednesday with NEWSTALK 1010 Medical Correspondent Dr Mitch Shulman: Massive Study Links The Time You Eat Breakfast to How Long You'll Live
The Morning Brief with Amanda @AGalbraith: Doug Ford tones it down in string of US media appearances, California Governor say Trump will chicken out (TACO) on tariffs, and remembering Dolly Parton.
John Moore Round Two - August 26
John Moore Round One - August 26
John Moore Round Two - August 25
MP Adam @vanKayak Koeverden, Canada’s Secretary of State for Sport, tells @MooreintheAM about encouraging Canadians to get more active.
"The American president clearly did not know whom he was dealing with." @StephenMarche, author and host of the podcast Gloves Off, explains to @MooreintheAM how Mark Carney openly defied a new breed of American aggression.
Tech Tuesdays w/ NEWSTALK 1010 tech expert @CarmiLevy: How Canadian content on streaming platforms became a trade issue with the U.S.
The Morning Brief with Mark @Towhey: Ford spends his Monday trolling Trump, whether it’s time for Canada to hit the US where it really hurts, how Mark Carney became the new leader of the free world, and teen gambling on the rise in Ontario.
John Moore Round One - August 25
John Moore Round Two - August 24
John Moore Round One - August 24
Canada-U.S. trade dispute deepens as the two nations fail to strike deal to avoid Trump’s tariffs. Former cabinet ministers Lisa @LRaitt and @MarcoMendicino explain why Mark Carney was right to walk away from the table and what comes next.
Nick @TaylorVaisey, @POLITICO Ottawa bureau chief and the lead author of Canada Playbook, gives @NEWSTALK1010 an inside look at the 72 hours that cratered the US-Canada trade deal.
Mulcair Mondays with former NDP Leader and CTV political analyst @ThomasMulcair: Why the Prime Minister was right to draw a line in the sand with the US and walk away from the trade negotiations.
The Morning Brief with @_ScottReid: Why Carney was right to draw a line in the sand, Conservatives call to reconvene Parliament, whether the Prime Minister should explain what went wrong with Trump and if Canadians are still Elbows Up.
"I think therefore I am," "A rose is a rose is a rose," "Don't mess with Texas." Ever wonder where these come from and their actual intention? @EliBurnstein, author of Phrased & Confused: The Curious Meanings of Timeless Quotations, explains to @JohnTory.
Ten years after the band’s last concert, The Tragically Hip’s Gord Sinclair sits down with @MooreintheAM to reflect on that night plus the release of “Live July 22 – August 20, 2016,” a collection of recordings from the 15-date Man Machine Poem final tour.
John Moore Round Two - August 21
John Moore Round One - August 21
The Morning Brief with Former Federal Cabinet Minister Lisa @LRaitt: Our options have always been bad or worse on trade with the US, judge refuses to enforce Ontario’s new ‘cash bail’ rules, and JD Vance says Mark Carney tried to ‘out-tough’ Trump.
As the registration window closes, Political Strategist and Urban Planner @Aleem_Kanji gives @MooreintheAM a look at the movers and shakers running for municipal office in the Greater Toronto Area.
Test Tube Thursdays with NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert @RiskinDan: Forget The 7-Year Rule – Scientists Found a Better Way to Calculate a Dog's Age.
Is Olivia Chow using Progress Toronto to pull strings behind the scenes in this municipal election? Stacking the deck for an easy second term? Preparing a blockade if Brad Bradford wins? @JohnTory breaks down the musical chairs for @MooreintheAM.
The Morning Brief with @TimHudak: Mark Carney asks provinces to return US booze to shelves, heirs apparent lining up for Toronto’s top job, nearly half want a federal election when new trade agreement is reached, and Justin Trudeau still receives RCMP protection.
John Moore Round Two - August 20
John Moore Round One - August 20
Donald Trump backs off tariffs on Canada for three days. Lisa @LRaitt, who is on the Prime Minister's advisory team, @tradelawyer John Boscariol, and @VassyKapelosShow weigh in on @MooreintheAM with the latest on where we stand.
Tracey Wilson, VP of Public Relations at the Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights @CCFR_CCDAF, explains to @MooreintheAM why gun licence applications are on the rise in the Greater Toronto Area.
White Coat Wednesday with NEWSTALK 1010 Medical Correspondent Dr Mitch Shulman: Study says coffee and sleep may not be the nightmare pairing we think.
The Morning Brief with Amanda @AGalbraith: Donald Trump pauses new round tariffs, voting in a race with fewer candidates vs multiple ones, GTA residents getting guns, and Americans receiving Canadian citizenship.
John Moore Round Two - August 19
John Moore Round One - August 19
Canada reporter for the @NYTimes @LAVjosa tells @MooreintheAM about her look into the guns-for-hire network, which has been responsible for shootings at the US Consulate and synagogues in Toronto
With less than 24 hours to go before the US could impose new tariffs on Canada, former federal cabinet minister Lisa @LRaitt and BNN Bloomberg’s @AmandaLang weigh in on what might happen next
Tech Tuesdays w/ NEWSTALK 1010 tech expert @CarmiLevy: Doug Ford says Ontario can’t let Donald Trump ‘control our data’
John Moore Round Two – August 18
John Moore Round One – August 18
“Canada is ready for a fight” says Mark @Towehy on The Morning Brief, detailing how Donald Trump isn’t negotiating a trade deal: he’s trying to destroy our economy in order to conquer us
As Ontario turns to cash bail, @SRahim at @CanCivLib tells @MooreintheAM the civil rights group will file an emergency charter challenge. Former cop @MendelsonMark says release rules are rarely enforced
Toronto based international trade lawyer Barry Appleton tells @MooreintheAM how negotiators fear US tariffs will be imposed, as the two sides dig in. Meanwhile, Canadian firms bet Donald Trump will buckle ahead of Wednesday’s deadline
Mulcair Mondays with former NDP Leader and CTV political analyst @ThomasMulcair: Feds tell provinces to get ready to put American booze back on the shelves
John Moore Round Two – August 17
John Moore Round One – August 17
Policorner's @AhmadElbayoumi gives @MooreintheAM the latest as Doug Ford acknowledges the PC party sent someone to surveil the former Liberal leader on vacation. Plus: a new poll shows Bonnie Crombie and Carolyn Parrish neck and neck in the Mississauga.
Political Strategist and Urban Planner @Aleem_Kanji gives @MooreintheAM the overview of the races as former Toronto City Councillor Mike Layton weighs a run at his old seat and a new poll shows Bonnie Crombie and Carolyn Parrish neck and neck in Mississauga.
Hamilton City Councillor @TammyHwang tells @MooreintheAM about questions linger after a mysterious soot blanketed the city.
John Moore Round One - August 14
John Moore Round Two - August 14
Timothy @CaulfieldTim, research director at the Health Law Institute at the University of Alberta, explains to @MooreintheAM how Donald Trump’s vaccine overhaul is ‘going to impact Canada.’
Policorner’s @AhmadElbayoumi gives @MooreintheAM the scoop (in collab with The Trillium) that Ontario PC Party's spending on Jamaican resorts was to surveil Bonnie Crombie. Former Premier @Kathleen_Wynne weighs in.
David Wojcik, president and CEO of the Mississauga Board of Trade, tells @MooreintheAM how the Hazel McCallion LRT construction likely won’t be done until 2027.
Test Tube Thursdays with NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert @RiskinDan: Want to (temporarily) lose a few pounds? Visit this part of Ontario.
White Coat Wednesday with NEWSTALK 1010 Medical Correspondent Dr Mitch Shulman: Common Sugar Appears to Loosen Cancer Cells And Help Them Spread
"Profits go up and up. Some people are making out like bandits and others are trying to make the math make sense." @NDP Leader @AviLewis joins @MooreintheAM from the campaign trail for his party's candidate in Toronto.
Infrastructure policy consultant Jonathan @EnglishRail explains to @MooreintheAM why the cost of building the Ontario Line has more than tripled.
The Trillium's @JackHauen tells @MooreintheAM how the PC party spent nearly $3,000 in donor and taxpayer money on a pair of five-star, all-inclusive resorts in Jamaica.
David Shellnutt, @TheBikingLawyer, tells @MooreintheAM why cyclists are pushing back on Brad Bradford's election proposal to pull out the west end bike lanes.
John Moore Round Two- August 12
John Moore Round One- August 12th
Toronto Star Investigative Reporter @EmmaMcI ntosh gives @MooreintheAM a look at a mysterious cash surge for Alberta’s separatist party coming from out-of-province donors.
"Some have completely dropped out and stopped looking for work." Canadian Labour Economist @DTCochrane tells @MooreintheAM how youth unemployment is falling across the country.
John Moore Round Two – Aug 11
John Moore Round One – Aug 11
Why is Google so terrible now? @VassB ednar, managing director of the Canadian Shield Institute, explains to @MooreintheAM what it will take to ditch American tech.
Harneet Singh at @EOKConsults tells @MooreintheAM about tracking digital advertising trends across Ontario's municipal elections, with some interesting patterns emerging.
“It’s not based on any science whatsoever!” NEWSTALK 1010 medical correspondent Dr Mitch Shulman joins @MooreintheAM to push back on the White House reportedly linking vaccines to autism.
Walter Dorn, professor of defence studies at the Royal Military College, explains to @MooreintheAM how back in February, the Canadian military spent 11 days simulating a “high-intensity conflict against a peer adversary.”
John Moore Round 2 – August 10
John Moore Round 1 – August 10
Political Strategist and Urban Planner @Aleem_Kanji looks at a new poll showing Olivia Chow leading both Brad Bradford and Chris Alexander in the race for Toronto City Hall
John Moore Round Two - August 7
John Moore Round One - August 7
Tech & Media Consultant Mohit Rajhans explains why Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw is calling for the Feds to change laws around encrypted messaging apps after arresting two suspects who fired on the US Consulate last week
Conservative Shadow Minister for Finance @MichaelChongMP tells @NEWSTALK1010 he's calling on the Carney government to not only extend the excise tax holiday for the rest of the year, but also remove the GST on gas and diesel fuel
Liberal MPP @StephanieSmyth calls for the Chief Electoral Officer of Ontario to rule on the Ford government's taxpayer-funded "Protect Ontario" advertising highlighting its work on the Scarborough Subway Extension when there is a byelection taking place
The Morning Brief with @TimHudak: Border agency chartered private jets to deport foreign nationals, Chow leading both Bradford and Alexander in the race for City Hall, and data shows outlawing Ontario’s speed cameras triggered an explosion of speeding
Criminologist and former CBSA officer Kelly Sundberg breaks down a classified report showing how India’s Bishnoi gang uses Canada’s student visa program. He’s currently in Washington DC speaking at a border security summit
Beck Taxi's @KristineHubbard reveals that there are close to zero wheelchair accessible cabs in Toronto, as the fleet has aged out. Offers by the city to recruit new drivers isn’t working
Test Tube Thursdays with NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin - Dan’s weekly email newsletter is called The Bat Signal: Some People Really Are More Attractive to Mosquitoes
The Morning Brief with Deb Hutton: Ford government accused of staging official announcements without inviting reporters, partisanship in government advertisements, and how no Jets at Billy Bishop airport may not be a decided issue after all
John Moore Round Two - August 6
John Moore Round One - August 6
The Trillium’s @TinaYazdani details how the Ford government has been hosting official announcements without inviting reporters
John Moore Round Two - August 5
Toronto based columnist Harry Khachatrian @Harry1T6 discusses his Wall Street Journal think piece: Canada Has an Antisemitism Problem and its leaders don’t know how to confront it
Former Federal Cabinet Minister and former Chief of Staff to Prime Minister Mark Carney @MarcoMendicino looks at officials back in Washington DC amid the protracted trade war. Plus: CSIS warns Alberta referendum could be a target for foreign interference