Moore in the Morning

Consumer debt has hit $2.5 trillion, with credit card debt for Canadians at its highest level in 17 years; Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg saying he regrets some Facebook decisions around COVID-19 that were done at the behest of the U.S government; panelists debate the issues of the day on round one.   

York region grapples with crime outbreak; 1st lung cancer vaccine trials launch, powered by COVID mRNA technology. 

Music Journalist Eric Alper on the band Oasis reuniting after 15 years. UK/Ireland dates are confirmed. Toronto is rumored.

Park'N Fly disclosing that an unauthorized third party breached its network last month and gained access to one million customer files; Music Journalist Eric Alper on the band Oasis reuniting after 15 years. UK/Ireland dates are confirmed. Toronto is rumoured; panelists discuss the stories of the day on round two. 

Vassy Kapelos, host of the Vassy Kapelos Show, on the Liberals holding a cabinet retreat this week; panelists debate the issues of the day on round one.   

Justin Trudeau confirms that he’s going nowhere; biometric boarding: World's first document-free airport scheduled to take off in 2025. 

While Canadian parents are expected to spend more than $700 on back-to-school shopping this year, Lora Grady has some smart strategies to help you save hundreds on your budget. Deb Hutton and Jim Richards stuff backpacks.

Why did the Federal government force binding arbitration to end the rail strike and shutdown, and how long will it take to get a deal? Panelists discuss the stories of the day on round two. 

Vassy Kapelos, host of the Vassy Kapelos Show, on the Liberals holding a cabinet retreat this week; panelists debate the issues of the day on round one. 

As more cataract surgeries move to private clinics, more low-income Ontarians are being left behind; Storm clouds still heavy around Liberals as cabinet meets for retreat in Halifax.