The Jerry Agar Show

A situation with an aggressive dog and Jerry's producer INSIDE their local coffee shop begs the question:  Should something have been done?  If so? 

At least one university here in Canada is allowing this to happen in an arena that is supposed to be dedicated to critical thinking  

In a conversation, yesterday between Jerry Agar and the Interim leader of the NDP, Jerry asked Peter Tabuns ""how much profit was too much profit?  The question was inspired by the Auditor Generals report that suggested the province could intervene on auto insurance rates and make them lower for Ontarians'.  Tabuns couldn't answer the question...

In a press conference about increasing nuclear energy production at an Ontario plant Premier Ford was asked about the ongoing violence at York Memorial high school.  Ford said his government doesn't have jurisdiction over the school boards and blamed the Trudeau goivernment for being weak on crime.  "Dont have jurisdiction?"  Are you joking? 

An MP is looking at the idea seriously that was brought forward years ago after a man watch his friend burn to death in a car accident.  It's horrifying but does the government need to do this?

Turns out they can do many things, as discovered by yesterday's Auditor General Report.  Will they, and how hard are these changes to implement?  Bob is joined by the Insurance Bureau of Canada to find out. 

Parents of hockey kids who weren't born here are being told they need to obtain a "transfer" from the country they were born in order to play.  Hockey Canada has said, in so many words, rules are rules.  Should they be lobbying the International Ice Hockey Federation to change things?

A new drug has shown promise against Alzheimers, restoring several months of higher cognitivity in those that received treatment.  Host Bob Reid, in for Jerry Agar, speaks with the Alzheimer's society about how big a step in the right direction it is

The auditor general, Bonnie Lysyk releases her annual report today, Bob Reid, hosting for Jerry Today, speaks with Toronto Star Queen's park bureau chief Robert Benzie and reveals that doctors were paid 5 times more to administer COVID shots than nurses, as well as details of an gambling sting that was carried out by the auditor 

Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith introduced the Sovereignty within a United Canada Act which she says is a "constitutional shield to protect Albertans from federal overreach" but has it been too long since we examined the constitution to ensure it works equally for everyone?