Moore in the Morning

Toronto's tourism hasn't recovered, a local landlord/tenant dispute, fighting wildfires with science, and Free For All Round 1.

Ontario teachers threaten a strike ahead of the new school year, Toronto's tourism hasn't recovered, escaping the Maui fires, and AI can guess your password just by listening to you typing.

You can stand under my umbrella, ella, ella. John Moore got a new umbrella and he's really excited to share. That's the update. But if you must know what else is in the news: teachers threaten a strike ahead of the new school year, Toronto's tourism hasn't recovered, TTC riders have a new way to pay, escaping the Maui fires, and a young Leafs prospect dies well before his time.

The GTA has a huge drug problem, housing costs have hit extreme levels, embracing the language of the conspiracy theorists, and Free For All Round 2.

Protecting the Greenbelt, lowing pedestrian deaths on Toronto roads, the latest from Maui, and Free For All Round 1.

The latest from Maui, housing in the GTA has hit extreme levels, Toronto has a huge drug problem, and embracing the language of the conspiracy theorists.

The Crystal Meth-od is not just a 90s band it seems. Housing costs in the GTA have hit such extreme levels, one mayor can't even afford to live in her own town. John Moore looks at Toronto's big drug problem, Joey Batts retiring as a Blue Jay, protests to save the Greenbelt, and the latest from Maui.

Autistic people at higher risk of self-harm and psychiatric illness, study says- GUEST - Dr. Mitch Shulman, NewsTalk 1010 Medical Expert, liver coverage of fire in Etobicoke, 8:20 – Amanda Lang, host of Taking Stock with Amanda Lang on BNN Bloomberg, Battery plants or bust: Why some think Ottawa's $30-billion EV bet puts Canada on the wrong track.  Panelists discuss the issues on Round 2.

Doug Ford continues to use the talking point that the previous liberal government changed the greenbelt 17 times but is that a solid defense? PLUS what can the new appointments at city hall tell us, is there a shift in power?

Former federal cabinet minister Lisa Raitt joins for the Morning Brief on whether Doug Ford and Housing Minister Clark can actually weather this ongoing Greenbelt scandal PLUS an Emmy winning  Toronto actor explains that most actors are far from the 1%.