Moore in the Morning

Winter gives one (hopefully) last blast of snow, if Toronto want David Miller back, whether Air Miles could go bankrupt, what too much salt does to our bodies.

Supermarket CEOs grilling by Parliament, Tim Hortons scalded by an app glitch, Fox News hosts say one thing on air and something very different privately, and Free For All Round 2.

Winter gives one (hopefully) last blast of snow. Hope you didn't put away the shovels and salt; snow coming to the GTA. John Moore has the latest on threats made towards Peel Region schools, whether Air Miles could go bankrupt, Joe Biden on his way to Canada, Marc Garneau saying goodbye to Parliament, and where Toronto Blue Jays fans land on a list of most annoying MLB fans.

Ontario underspending on health care, whether China is a threat to Canada, and Free For All Round 1.  

Supermarket CEOs grilled by Parliament, claims our mental health wasn't affected by the pandemic, an update from police on threats towards schools, and scientists now know why some people are scared of clowns.

Apparently shoppers are to blame over high grocery prices. The customer is always right; unless you're at a Canadian grocery store. That's the latest from one supermarket CEO after a grilling by Parliament. Meanwhile, John Moore looks the city backpedaling on barking dogs, Ontario's principals pushing back on racism claims, Tim Hortons scalded by an app glitch, claims our mental health wasn't affected by the pandemic, and a massive, billion-dollar ‘Vegas-style’ resort and casino coming to Toronto.

NDP MPP Monique Taylor explains to Moore In The Morning why she is calling on the province to create a new alert for missing vulnerable persons.

Police taking threats towards schools seriously, Tinder for real estate, the latest on two Americans kidnaped then killed in Mexico, and Free For All Round 1.

The latest people considering a run for city hall, MPs plan to grill supermarket executives today over why food prices have climbed so quickly, and how TikTok is giving teen girls tics.

Breakfast has gotten more expensive and Parliament will find out why. MPs plan to grill supermarket executives today over why food prices have climbed so quickly. John Moore looks at the latest people considering a run for city hall, whether we're ready to survive another pandemic, an MPP planning to make your phone alerts go off more often, and calls for Toronto to give out more parking tickets.