Moore in the Morning

STOP THE PRESSES - Jerry Agar agrees with Olivia Chow. Another hot hot heat day. Could the globe break another weather record? Jerry Agar, still subbing for John Moore, took the breath away of many Conservatives by agreeing with Olivia Chow. Plus, the Feds push back against Facebook, a new deal struck with Stellantis, boycotts called against Ben & Jerry's, and Justin Trudeau is a Swiftie.

Canada fighting with tech companies over news, how more than white collar jobs are now working from home, TTC security costing tax payers lots of money, and Free For All Round 2.

TTC security costing tax payers lots of money, the Province pushes to allow beer sales in corner stores, AI-generated music to compete for awards, and Free For All Round 1.

The Province pushes to allow beer sales in corner stores, TTC security costing tax payers lots of money, solving an old cold case with new tech, and is your morning coffee a placebo?

Don't light that fire pit; Ontario is under a fire ban. Jerry Agar, in for John Moore, will avoid getting fired up, as he looks at the Province pushing to allow beer sales in corner stores, Canada fighting with tech companies over news, TTC security costing tax payers lots of money, and how the  safety minister should have know about Paul Bernardo's prison transfer.

How the lack of competition in Canada is now a 'kitchen table' topic, whether the American far right is operating in Canada, Ford cutting the size of the new Science Centre, and Free For All Round 2.

Ford brings back the King's Council while cutting the size of the new Ontario Science Centre, Max Domi to wear the Blue and White, plus Free For All Round 1.

Ford cutting the size of the new Science Centre, grocery rebate cheques on the way, a violent weekend in Toronto, and a new social media platform coming as Twitter falls apart.

Another day in the park, I think it was the Fourth of July. Stay hydrated friends, it's going to be a scorcher for the next few days. Jerry Agar, in for John Moore, is still buzzing from seeing the new Indiana Jones flick. Meanwhile back in Toronto: a violent long weekend, slow re-opening of the streets after a fatal collision, one province isn't like the others, practically free beer in the US, and the safest city in Canada.    

Using city land for private gain, Canada looks to lure digital nomads, a new reading challenge for kids, and Free For All Round 2.