Moore in the Morning

There's gonna be a whole lotta taxing going on in Toronto if the city council executive committee gets its way. John Moore looks at polls that show Doug Ford has been hurt from the Greenbelt report, Donald Trump makes the list of famous mugshots, terrible traffic in the 6ix, a Quebec company buying its employees a private island, and British police investigating deaths linked to a Canadian self harm site.

Liberal cabinet retreat ends without housing plan, Toronto residents support taxes they don't have to pay, Donald Trump heads to courthouse, and Free For All Round 2.

Toronto residents support taxes they don't have to pay, developers cancelling new projects, Russian mercenary dies in plane crash, and Free For All Round 1.

Toronto residents support taxes they don't have to pay, the scourge of e-scooters, Liberal cabinet retreat ends without housing plan, and whether symbols or words are easier to remember.

I'm guessing Auston Matthews will have some new friends coming out of the woodwork now. John Moore looks at Toronto residents support for taxes that don't have to pay, the possible death of a Russian mercenary, Trump to be fingerprinted, another bus driver shortage, no plan from the Liberals on housing, and Jordon Peterson taking social media classes.

Backpacks for students, the latest wrinkle in the Greenbelt scandal, and Free For All Round 2.

Backpacks for students, the latest wrinkle in the Greenbelt scandal, and Free For All Round 1.

The latest wrinkle in the Greenbelt scandal, trading space for a cheaper price, the bike riding Deputy Prime Minister has a bit of a lead foot, what damage the spotted lantern fly could bring, and how smoking changes teen's brains.

Turns out, the bike riding Deputy Prime Minister has a bit of a lead foot. John Moore looks at the latest wrinkle in the Greenbelt scandal, how residents in a west end apartment building are still dealing with power issues, details about a random stabbing in Oshawa, and whether 'Time Blindness' is a real thing.

Greektown shop owners bemoan the provincial response, how a 'wartime effort' is needed for housing, calls to boycott Facebook, and Free For All Round 2.