Moore in the Morning

Does Toronto need new strip clubs? A former stripper has written a curious think piece for The Globe and Mail, she join John Moore to explain why she thinks we need to revive the city's strip club scene for a new generation, PLUS is Ontario experiencing more tornadoes?    

On the heels of a couple of cops being busted for drunk driving the bar at Toronto police headquarters is closing it's doors.  NewsTalk 1010 Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson has been there and will tell you about.  PLUS why is Stephen Harper courting controversial politicians in Hungary? 

The city mourns mother of two killed as an innocent bystander. Mother of two who was the "source of love" in her family is gunned down in Toronto's east end.  Friday's subway stabber arrested.  Toronto's cop bar has been shut down after police officers busted for drunk driving. Trudeau heads to important NATO summit and Bank of Canada expected to raise interest rates again.    

10 years since fish swam on the GO Train, the 10th anniversary of the Lac Megantic tragedy, supermarkets trying to prevent thefts, a father and son duo on becoming better people, and Free For All Round 2.

Searching for the Titan sub could cost taxpayers millions, whether a rooming house revival could be the solution to Toronto’s housing crisis, what Hollywood gets wrong today, and Free For All Round 1.

Cooling centres for homeless, whether a rooming house revival could be the solution to Toronto’s housing crisis, 10 years since fish swam on the GO Train, plus rethinking summer travel amid high costs and delays.

This podcast isn't boring, but we do discuss boring. Riddle me this: how much should the city spend to rescue a trapped boring machine? Apparently many, many times what it cost. Jerry Agar, once more filling in for John Moore, looks at the latest subway stabbing, Canadians rethinking summer travel amid high costs, the 10th anniversary of the Lac Megantic tragedy, and whether comedians can make fun of protected classes.

Whether Doug Ford is a bigger spender than Kathleen Wynne, a new deal struck with Stellantis, boycotts called against Ben & Jerry's, and Free For All Round 2.

Olivia Chow tells the feds to pay up, first Canadian charged for right-wing terror, the Feds push back against Facebook, and Free For All Round 1.

A new deal struck with Stellantis, Olivia Chow tells the feds to pay up, whether the globe could break another heat record, and why we articulate more when speaking to babies and puppies.