- Toronto council to consider rental development incentives

- ‘The name is femicide’: Why some want term added to Canada’s Criminal Code

- TTC board delays vote to ban e-bikes, e-scooters on transit

- ‘Wrongful conception’ lawsuit weighs joy of unplanned child vs. liability from failed vasectomy

- Blacklocks Report with Tom Korski - Managing Editor of Blacklocks.ca

- Our brains aren’t meant to be awake after midnight

- Canada Post workers could go on strike as early as this weekend — and small businesses are concerned 

- I was a Toronto city counsellor. This is why politicians deserve a pay raise 

- We all have too many reusable bags, it's a disaster

- TTC to look at idea of handing out 'Baby on Board' badges to pregnant women

- The Canadian Taxpayers Federation released Leger polling showing 81 per cent of Ontarians are concerned about the province’s rising debt

Guest: Jay Goldberg, Ontario Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation

- Toronto has re-vamped its vacant home tax: here’s what you need to know

- Party For Two with Lisa Morales

- Adam van Koeverden claims Pierre Polievre poses a threat to democracy 

- Brampton woman's petition to end daylight saving time now has 87,000 signatures

- Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid

- Bike Lane Debate from The Morning Show follow-up

- Toronto Rent Falling

Guest: Todd C. Slater 

- Kamala Harris on why women should vote for themselves

Sabrina Nanji from Queens Park Observer is todays guest on Party for Two, and Brian Lilley joins Jerry to talk about how Donald Trump is going to win the 2024 U.S. presidential election. Here are three reasons why

Dr. Mitch Shulman joins Jerry to talk about the risk of Dementia and what you can do to help prevent it from an early age. 

Tim Hudak joins Jerry for todays Party for Two and its Telescopic Tuesday with CTV News Science and Tech specialist Dan Riskin.

Jerry gives his thoughts on the Don Valley West by-election, and Sean Shapiro and Jerry crack down on unsafe e-biker operators.

Party For Two with Brian Lilley 

Calls on Trump 

Donald Trump’s win is an unmistakable cry of rebellion

Calls on Trump win

Tim Hudak reacts

 Amanda Lang on the economics of Trumps win 

Tom Korski, managing editor of Blacklocks joins for the weekly Blacklocks Report to discuss the top federal political stories. Plus, are multi-generational living arrangements a good idea?

The National Post's Terry Newman discusses the increasing number of arsons across Canada, which peaked in 2021. Plus, the federal government bans TikTok from operating in Canada. 

It's Friday! Which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategies and Communications. 

The RCMP are on high alert for potential wave of migrants following the US election. Public safety analyst and former OPP commissioner Chris Lewis weighs in. 

John Wright and Mark Towhey join the show to talk about Remembrance Day with Jerry Agar. Plus, a bike lane rally against Ford government's plan to remove bike lanes took over Toronto roads this weekend. 

Jerry opens the show discussing Remembrance Day ceremonies and their importance. Plus, Carmi Levy joins the show to talk about an Ontario student who was accused of cheating because of an AI detection program. 

Dan Riskin joins the show for Telescopic Tuesday to talk about the top science stories this week. Plus, the top stories of the day on Party for Two with Karen Stintz.

Most criminal cases in Ontario now end before the charges are tested in trial, Gavin Tighe joins the show to weigh in. Then, CFIB says Ottawa shouldn't tax the Carbon Rebate for businesses president Dan Kelly discusses.

- Party For Two

GUEST: Will Stewart - Senior Vice President Enterprise Canada

- Was music really better when you were younger?

- The Blacklock’s Report
Guest: Tom Korski

-  Insurance premiums have increased to 12.2% nationally compared to this time last year
Guest: Nainesh Kotak, founder of Kotak Personal Injury Law

- Winter Tires

When do you put them on, especially in this warm weather?

- TikTok Former Cop

Guest: Sean Shapiro

- Doom spending

Tasha Kheiriddin discusses how Canada should handle the influx of refugees, especially during a Trump presidency.

Francis Syms, Associate Deal of Information and Communication Technology at Humber Polytechnic joins the show to discuss the UN's Cyber Convention and Canada's AI Safety Institute.

Jerry's son, Tanner Agar, joins the show to discuss his restaurant's entry into the Michelin guide. Plus - it's Friday, which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!

Brian Lilley discusses the city of Toronto's staff claims that the cost for bike lane removal would cost $48 million. Then, an AI chatbot sent a threatening message to a user, Carmi Levy weighs in.

Employment Lawyer, Sunira Chaudhri, weighs in on employment into older age. Plus, a TTC bus and stolen vehicle crash in Toronto. Two people involved were out on bail. Clayton Campbell, Toronto Police Association president joins the show.  

Sabrina Nanji from the Queen's Park Observer discusses signs she is seeing that could point to a snap election. Plus, Mark Towhey discusses Canadian military recruitment. What is happening and what needs to happen? 

Brian joins Jerry for todays party for two and it's another edition of Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin, and Jerry also touches on the Canada Post Strike 

Jerry shares his thoughts on the Prime Ministers comments, and research finds Too many girls in Canada are missing out on sports

Mark Mendelson joins the show for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, Melissa Lantsman weighs in on the calls for Randy Boissonnault to resign over false Indigenous claims.

Christian Leuprecht joins the show to discuss the latest update in the war in Ukraine, with US and Canada closing embassies in Ukraine due to potential for attacks. Plus, is Justin Trudeau just playing out the clock? Tom Mulcair weighs in.  Then, Ontario cracks down on immigration Scams. 

It's Thursday, which means Tom Korski joins for the Blacklocks Report. Then, Jon Burnside weighs in on the Vacant Home Tax. 

Boris Bytensky joins the show to discuss Paul Bernardo's chance for parole, and the parole board's decision to allow victims' families to attend the hearing. 

Plus, Leons and the Brick are under investigation for deceptive marketing, Tony Chapman weighs in.

Municipalities are scrambling to afford a double digit spike in OPP costs. Former OPP Commissioner, Chris Lewis weighs in.

Plus, its Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid.

Jerry opens the show by talking about Ginella Massa's comments about Taylor Swift not spending time in Toronto between shows. Then, podcaster, Jax Irwin, joins the show to talk about her friendly prank calls to Nova Scotians.

Second Cup closes a Montreal franchise over a hateful incident at a protest over the weekend. Plus - Ezra Levant was arrested at an anti-Israel rally in Toronto. He joins the show to discuss his experience.  Then, Chris Lewis discusses police response in protests. 

Teachers say students are getting ruder, which is backed up by research. Traffic specialist, Lisa Morales, weighs in on the conversation. 

Bob Richardson joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. The city aims to create an action plan to keep ravers out of the Don Valley. Are speed limits artificially low? City councillor Jon Burnside weighs in. Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!

Jerry opens the show with commentary on the speedy sell out of Blue Jays ALCS tickets yesterday morning. Where do you get your news other than NEWSTALK 1010? Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown's $78 million speed camera building. A Canadian company that employed temporary foreign workers gets a record fine for abuses, but workers won't see the money. 

Karen Stintz joins Jerry at the party table today on Party for Two. FIFA demands a hands-off approach to protests during the World Cup. Chronic offenders are found to be driving up crime in Kelowna, BC.  Plus - a teen working at Tim Hortons was allegedly offered a $20K marriage proposal by a manager for permanent residency in Canada.

Jerry opens the show by talking about Canada Post workers rejecting the final offer.  Would you work 12 hours a day for 6 days a week? Toronto Police Association President, Clayton Campbell, joins Jerry for this month's check-in to discuss policing and crime topics. Some shelters in Ontario are seeing more pet surrenders because of the cost of living, meanwhile a Denmark zoo is asking people to donate small pets for captive predators - what would you do?

Bob Richardson joins Jerry to talk the news of the day. Jerry talks about School Resource Officers not returning to Toronto public schools. Sunira Chaudhri joins Jerry to discuss Google claiming pregnancy is not a protected ground under Ontario's human rights code. Bob Reid talks communication in Touchdowns and Fumbles.

Jerry weighs in on a paramedic being fired for her comments about Israel. Dr. Mitch Shulman joins us to talk about McGill's AI that predicts respiratory illness. Is Uber for women a good idea? Jerry says deal with it when it comes to marketplace complaints.

Ryan Knight joins Jerry for Party For Two to discuss today's issues, Frank Cohn joins Jerry to discuss the new renoviction bylaw, Tom Korksi joins us for The Blacklock's Report to discuss the issues out of Ottawa, and Jerry talks about wasting sunny days.

Jerry discusses the Toronto bike lane decision and talks activist judges, he speaks with Richard Robertson of B'Nai Brith about Mark Carney and his comments about Palestine, Jerry talks burnout and privatizing Canada Post.

Barb DiGiulio joins Jerry today for Party for Two! Are we too soft on crime? Then - ahead of the long weekend Jerry talks about water safety.  Plus - maybe the government is getting things done.

Jerry opens the show by talking about the gap between the rich and the poor. Lorraine Sommerfeld joins the show to talk about why speed cameras are preferable to a police officer pulling you over. Jerry asks, was a judge's sentence fair or should there have been a stricter sentence? Do traffic coordinators work?

Mark Mendelson is here for Party for Two with Jerry to talk about the top stories of the day. The Liberals back away from a pharmacare program, shocking health advocates. But Jerry says, we can't afford to pay for everything through taxes. It's Tuesday which means Dan Riskin is here for Telescopic Tuesday with this week's top science stories. The Montreal Economic Institute calculated that Canadian tariffs on American goods have cost Canadian families $92 in new taxes over the last two months. Economist, Emmanuelle Faubert weighs in. 

Jerry opens the show by talking about a recent conviction for Jewish hatred. Then he asks, do we believe in free speech? Brian Lilley joins the show to talk about Doug Ford changing his tune on calling for asylum seekers to get work permits. Plus - have people forgotten how to act in public?