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"My sources say she has collected the required signatures, that she has raised the money, and that she will be registering." @AhmadElbayoumi, author of @policornerca, gives @MooreintheAM his scoop that says Bonnie Crombie could announce running for her old job in Mississauga.

The Morning Brief with Mark @Towhey: Officer struck by stolen vehicle driven by 12-year-old, Ford government to award contract for $750 gift card portal to single company, and Ghana plans legal action after Canada denies entry to World Cup player.

"To run Ontario hospitals we need a 6% increase to the budget, but right now we're only giving hospitals 4%." Toronto ER doctor @Raghu_Venugopal joins @MooreintheAM with a look at a report raising the alarm on hospital overcrowding.

Financial commentator Pattie Lovett-Reid tells @MooreintheAM how consumers are still spending, but they’re just choosing experiences over everything else.

John Moore Round Two – June 16

John Moore Round One – June 16

Rachel Levy, master certified career coach at Kaleidoscope Consulting, helps explain to @JohnTory why the number of workers taking mental health leave might be spiking.

John Moore Round Two – June 15

Mulcair Mondays with former NDP Leader and CTV political analyst @ThomasMulcair: Carney says Canada is a mosaic and not a melting pot.

The Morning Brief with @_ScottReid: White House hosts a UFC match, latest Conservative ad uses AI people, why the number of workers taking mental health leave is spiking, and Toronto Port Authority claims the airport expansion won't cost taxpayers money.

Matthew Bondy at the public affairs and industry intelligence firm Bondy & Associates, and Senior Fellow with the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, explains to @JohnTory details of a deal reached to end the Iran war.

John Moore Round One – June 15

The Morning Brief with Deb Hutton: 19-year-old to be charged in police officer death, the first World Cup game played in Canada, $198M contract to build the parking garage at Ontario Place.

Stephen Crawford- fifa ticket sales

John Moore Round Two - June 12

John Moore Round One - June 12

The Morning Brief with @SabrinaNanji at @TheQPObserver: ‘Notable Torontonians’ urge ‘no rush to judgment’ on Billy Bishop expansion, President Donald Trump says he’s ‘not looking to renew’ CUSMA, and TTC unveils tools to call out bad behaviour in stations.

Test Tube Thursdays with NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert @RiskinDan: Your Cat Can Bring Home More Disease Than You Think.

The World Cup officially kicks offs. MP Adam van Koeverden @vankayak, Secretary of State for Sport, and former Team Canada star Patrice Bernier @pbernier10 join @MooreintheAM to celebrate the first time the matches will be played in Canada.

John Moore Round Two - June 11

John Moore Round One - June 11

Toronto Lawyer Gavin Tighe explains to @MooreintheAM how AI-generated ‘fake cases’ a concern for courts.

"You never quite know if the pretty pictures are what is actually going to get built." Matti Siemiatycki, director of the Infrastructure Institute at the University of Toronto, looks at a developer unveiling its vision for the site of Toronto’s rail deck community on @MooreintheAM.

John Moore Round One - June 10

John Moore Round Two - June 10

"You can't shop, because no other financial institution will consider switching the mortgage to them." Mortgage Broker @RonMortgageGuy tells @MooreintheAM that Toronto mortgage holders could have trouble refinancing, something he dubs “a death spiral”.

White Coat Wednesday with NEWSTALK 1010 Medical Correspondent Dr Mitch Shulman: Should You Try Lymphatic Drainage?

The Morning Brief with Mark @Towhey: Public consultations on Billy Bishop airport, Pierre Poilievre says Alberta needs new priorities from Ottawa, airlines can now get millions in loans in Canada, and social media bans for some teens.

Tech Tuesdays w/ NEWSTALK 1010 tech expert @CarmiLevy: China-Linked Spies Are Reportedly Using Job Platform Scams to Harvest Intel.

"The net effect is pretty close to zero." Moshe Lander, professor of economics at Concordia University, tells @MooreintheAM he takes issue with John Tory’s justification for the World Cup deal he signed while mayor.

Is your AI shopping assistant selling you out? @VassBednar, managing director of the Canadian Shield Institute, tells @MooreintheAM studies show they’ll pick the priciest sponsored item.

John Moore Round Two – June 9

John Moore Round One – June 9

John Moore Round Two – June 8

The Morning Brief with @_ScottReid: Toronto pays for World Cup with public money as US host cities tap private sponsors, Mayor Chow defends Toronto’s World Cup ticket reselling scheme, and Doug Ford gives his aging government a long summer to regroup.

Mulcair Mondays with former NDP Leader and CTV political analyst @ThomasMulcair: Louise Arbour to be installed as Canada's Governor General.

Former Mayor John Tory joins @MooreintheAM to defend Canada’s two World Cup hosting cities spending public money for the matches while US cities found corporate sponsors.

Toronto City Councillor @JoshMatlow tells @MooreintheAM about 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 the waterfront as a whole.

John Moore Round One – June 8

The Morning Brief with Deb Hutton: Billy Bishop airport expansion could impact thousands of homes, Ford defends use of charter flights, Carney government says it will tackle ‘surveillance pricing’, and Canadians don't take all of their vacation days.

Dan McTeague, @GasPriceWizard and President of Canadians for Affordable Energy, tells @MooreintheAM about a report that finds the war in Iran will add $650 in extra fuel costs for the average Ontario household. Dan thinks it’s actually way higher.

John Moore Round Two - June 5

John Moore Round One - June 5

The Morning Brief with Tim Hudak: FIFA stadium code bans vuvuzelas, Mark Carney has Liberal MPs bristling, constituents 'insulted' by Indigenous icon idea for TTC signs, and Toronto Police seen running stop signs after arresting cyclists for doing the same.

Test Tube Thursdays with NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert @RiskinDan: Stupid Hot is a thing.

Veteran Toronto Star food critic Chris Nuttall-Smith tells @MooreintheAM about the ‘Top 100 Under 100,’ detailing the most delicious and interesting places where two people can eat in the GTA for $100 or less.

Mohit Rajhans, AI consultant, founder of thinkstart.ca, tells @MooreintheAM how Ottawa is asking the CRTC to review its decision on Cancon contributions for streaming services. PLUS: the federal government unveils its AI strategy.

John Moore Round One - June 4

John Moore Round Two - June 4

The Morning Brief with Toronto Sun columnist BrianLilley: Ontario legislature to rise for 21-week break, Toronto sees 28% jump in traffic fatalities, and Mark Carney says Canada won’t expel US envoy over Trump’s ’51st state’ talk.

White Coat Wednesday with NEWSTALK 1010 Medical Correspondent Dr Mitch Shulman: A $3,000 program drastically cuts colon cancer recurrence.

"If you work for the Canadian government, you probably shouldn't be driving a Chinese EV." Automotive writer @StephWallcraft at Driving.ca tells @MooreintheAM about a federal memo warning of privacy risks as Chinese EVs arrive in Canada.

"Even if your data is hosted by a Canadian firm that has a significant presence in the US, it can be compelled." @VassB ednar, managing director of the @CanShieldInst, tells @MooreintheAM how just 3 US tech firms own 85% of Canada’s cloud market.

Jordan Cristillo, brother of Andrew, who was killed in a head-on collision, tells @MooreintheAM that Andrew’s Law, which penalizes dangerous drivers in Ontario, has received Royal Assent.

John Moore Round Two - June 3

John Moore Round One - June 3

Tech Tuesdays w/ NEWSTALK 1010 tech expert Carmi Levy - User-replaceable batteries are coming back in a big way, Meta launches paid subscriptions for Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp.

Podcast June 2 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 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 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. The Morning Brief with Mark Towhey, trusted advisor to business and political leaders - “The Morning Brief”- Toronto City Hall warns staff: No World Cup freebies, Brampton installing 360-degree cameras and automatic license plate readers to help solve crimes and Toronto police caught on tape tackling cyclist who allegedly disobeyed stop sign.

John Moore Round Two – June 2

John Moore Round One – June 2

Morning Brief The Morning Brief with CTV Political Analyst, Scott Reid to discuss the top stories of the day including, Pierre Poilievre's call for an emergency debate on the economy.

Mulcair Monday It's a Mulcair Monday! Former NDP leader and CTV political analyst, Thomas Mulcair talks about Carney's trip to New York, Poilievre's call for emergency debate, and more top political stories.

Solicitor General Michael Kerzner on The Protecting Ontario’s Streets and Communities Act, 2026, which includes new measures to support victims of human trafficking, crack down on illegal drugs, strengthen oversight of the towing industry, and make it easier to enforce restraining orders.

Mohit Rajhans Mohit Rajhans, AI consultant, founder of thinkstart.ca, on Toronto's first AI film festival. With the Canadian Screen Awards last night, is there a future where we’ll see awards for AI content?

John Moore Round Two – June 1

John Moore Round One – June 1

Toronto Star writer @RichardWarnica gives @MooreintheAM a look into who is behind the massive lobbying campaign to expand Billy Bishop island airport.

Prime Minister Mark Carney says, “Canada strong will help make America great again.” Former chief of staff @MarcoMendicino and CTV's @VassyKapelosShow explain to @MooreintheAM how the PM believes Canada and the US should continue to co-operate in key sectors.

After a two week search, Esther has been found safe. CP24 reporter @SteveRyanCP24 and Toronto Sun gumshoe @Joe_Warmington tell @MooreintheAM about Toronto police and community efforts to find the missing teen.

The Morning Brief with Deb Hutton: Missing Toronto teen found safe, World Cup matches in Toronto still aren't sold out, Ontario looking ‘very, very closely’ at rise in sports betting and gambling commercials, and how the greyforce isn't leaving the workforce.

John Moore Round Two - May 29

John Moore Round One - May 29

John Moore Round Two - May 28

John Moore Round One - May 28

John Moore Round Two - May 27

John Moore Round One - May 27

As Toronto Tech Week returns for 2026, Mohit Rajhans, AI and Digital Media consultant, founder of thinkstart.ca, tells @JohnTory how the tech world is looking at the city's growing talent pool.

The Morning Brief with Amanda @AGalbraith: Ontario civil servants can work remotely on World Cup home games, group raising concerns about unhoused population ahead of FIFA, how Strong Mayor powers have actually been used, and suing over a pair of jeans.

White Coat Wednesday with NEWSTALK 1010 Medical Correspondent Dr Mitch Shulman: Dietary Supplement Found to Lower Aggression by Up to 28%.

Toronto Star City Hall Reporter Kate Allen tells @JohnTory on @MooreintheAM about an investigation into how the 'strong mayor powers' Premier Doug Ford brought to Ontario four years ago have actually been used.

John Moore Round Two – May 26

"The only way to effectively mitigate that kind of sound would be to reduce the level at the source." Engineer Robert Fuller at @ttinc explains to @MooreintheAM why there are so many noise and vibration complaints from Rogers Stadium.

Royal Canadian Air Force pilot and flying instructor Lt Col. (Ret’d) Maryse Carmichael tells @MooreintheAM that there is a way to save the Snowbirds: just look at Great Britain announcing a reduction of their Red Arrows acrobatic team in order to keep the aging fleet flying.

Tech Tuesdays w/ NEWSTALK 1010 tech expert @CarmiLevy: Pope Leo warns of AI fueling warfare in first major theological document.

The Morning Brief with Mark @Towhey: Doug Ford’s penchant for flying private, Navdeep Bains enters Ontario Liberal leadership race, Ottawa to shed light on secretive expense program for former governors general, and a majority of Albertans would vote to stay in Canada.

John Moore Round One – May 26

Fun for the whole family! Al Smith, Executive Director of the Old Town Toronto Business Improvement Area, tells @MooreintheAM about The Great Beaver Quest taking place in the city during the FIFA World Cup 2026.

"I think this is a positive. Everyday we should be treating it like FIFA is around the corner." Matti Siemiatycki, director of @geo_uoft, explains to @MooreintheAM how the city is moving quickly on projects ahead of FIFA.

Mulcair Mondays with former NDP Leader and CTV political analyst @ThomasMulcair: Danielle Smith opens door to amending constitution to alter treaty rights.

Toronto ER doctor @Raghu_Venugopal tells @MooreintheAM that the major hospitals disagree with activist group ABC Toronto on whether bike lanes on University Avenue impede emergency vehicles from reaching hospitals.

The Morning Brief with @_Scott Reid: Caroline Mulroney to quit, Nate Erskine Smith loses appeal, Doug Ford vs judges, FIFA reveals outrageous parking prices, and feelings that Canada is on the right track.

John Moore Round Two – May 25

John Moore Round One – May 25

Taxi and rideshare drivers bracing for World Cup traffic and antsy passengers with Kristine Hubbard at Beck Taxi

Gas prices expected to drop Friday, though relief won’t last long, cheap flights may be a thing of the past as rising fuel prices tip airlines into another crisis. With Amanda Lang, CTV News Chief Financial Correspondent

An investigation into how organized crime groups exploit airport insiders to move drugs with W5 Host and Managing Editor Avery Haines

The Morning Brief with Deb Hutton, former senior advisor to two premiers and now host of 2-4pm here at NEWSTALK 1010: Latest data reveals 40% of OSAP grants went to private career college students, Toronto council approves covering half of councillor’s legal fees in integrity commissioner probe and Alberta government adds separation-related question to fall referendum.

John Moore Round Two– May 22

John Moore Round One – May 22

The Morning Brief with @TimHudak: FIFA’s economic impact may not be as significant as expected, Billy Bishop Airport expansion could come with a $5 billion price tag, U.S. DEA plans to open new offices in Canada, and Carney government eying curbs on right to strike.