Moore in the Morning

Officer hit by a bullet in Port Hope, climate change affecting food security, living in a van, and Free For All Round 1.

Why you shouldn't drink milk from the container, Toronto city council can't make a decision, having a Bud with your buds, and forcing workers bank on the job.

SARStock rocked Toronto two decades ago. I'm still waiting for COVID rocks. OK, we're still demoing the name. Jerry Agar, filling in for a second week, looks at scientists reanimating ancient roundworms, the TTC delaying evening service, Sarnia police saying sorry, and Ford reconsidering the transition to EVs.

Four-year-old whose heart surgery was cancelled gets a new date, crime stats across Canada up over the last decade, Toronto police upset with the new mayor, and Free For All Round 2.

Toronto police upset with the new mayor, a home owner who can't move in, Ontario's Liberals keep a seat in Scarborough, and Free For All Round 1.

Ontario's Liberals keep one seat and pick up a new one, auto insurers tell owners to pay up, crime stats across Canada up over the last decade, and 'streamflation'.

Turns out, printers need to be restocked. They don't teach you that in radio school. Jerry Agar, filling in for John Moore, updates us on the 4-year-old whose heart surgery was cancelled, the US forcing auto manufacturers to keep AM radios in cars, the passing of a classic rock giant, and how Canadians will now need a permit to enter Europe. 

Surgery delay leaves 4 year old waiting, Ontario to audit the books, how the Atlantic Ocean is warm enough to poach all the fish, and Free For All Round 2

Ontario to audit the books, nurses still leaving the profession, whether the US is harbouring aliens, and Free For All Round 1.

Surgery delay leaves 4 year old waiting, Ontario to audit the books, poll says Ford helps his friends, catching kids up on pandemic delays, and really warm oceans.