Moore in the Morning

Figures from the TTC that show safety incidents declined when security starting patrolling the system, a cop killer gets parole, and why the Liberals are sticking with Trudeau.

Here's your prescription to take advantage of the summer-like weather heading our way. John Moore looks at figures from the TTC that show safety incidents declined when security starting patrolling the system. Also in the news: companies trying to lure workers back with new perks, police investigating an attack on Muslim worshipers, bystander warding off a car jacking, the CRA could go on strike, and whether fashion models are about to become obsolete.

Changes coming for Ontario's landlords and renters, a new contest launching, and Free For All Round 2.

Marking the 5 year anniversary of the Humboldt bus crash, more and more people turning to thrift stores, and Free For All Round 1.

Food prices still on the rise, workplace inspectors dining in restaurants while billing taxpayers for overtime, celebrating Holy Week, and how to accurately tell if someone is lying.

I, for one, welcome our robot overlords. Restaurants are testing out robot waiters and I'm not sure how to feel. John Moore has the latest on the storms that tore through the southern and eastern parts of the province, changes coming for Ontario's landlords and renters, Prime Minister Mulroney undergoing treatment for prostate cancer, what's going on at 24 Sussex, food prices still on the rise, students shut out of special classes, and workplace inspectors dining in restaurants while billing taxpayers for overtime.

John Moore gets a first fist view of violence in the TTC as the mayoral hopefuls talk transit safety, Trump remains defiant, and Free For All Round 2.

John Moore gets a first fist view of violence in the TTC as the mayoral hopefuls talk transit safety, teaching self defence, and Free For All Round 1.

Trump remains defiant, John Moore gets a first fist view of violence in the TTC as the mayoral hopefuls talk transit safety, patching up the war wounded, and the evolving advice on an after work drink. 

Do you want the French Revolution? This is how you get it. If Canadians weren't already calling for Galen Weston's head, the Loblaw board just gave the "underpaid" face of the supermarket chain a large raise. John Moore gets a first fist view of violence in the TTC as the mayoral hopefuls talk transit safety. Also in the news: a dog catches and dies from bird flu, Food Bank usage soaring, Trump remains defiant, and a civil servant heads to jail.