The Jerry Agar Show

Are Cheerios better than coffee for breakfast? Have we been treating depression the wrong way for decades? Airbnb is almost as expensive as hotels.

Hate your job? Quiet quitting may not be the solution. Cash stuffing is the latest trend that may help you save. And B.C. couple upset they were forced off airline for switching seats.

Paddle Pirates told to walk the plank. Science stories with Dan Riskin. And why are activists filling golf holes with cement?

Party for Two with Eric Alper. Your profession can predict your politics. And city hall did something right, even if it took way too long.

No one wants to work anymore, so employers are turning to foreign workers. Ontario teen can lose her funding or her independence. And intense thinking can be just as tiring as physical labour. TouchDowns and Fumbles!

Also, Canada ranks 'worst in the world' in many categories. And how is the tourism industry faring in Niagara Falls? 

Police warn of home reno scams. Forget the inheritance - cash gifts in early adulthood is the smarter move for kids and parents. Urgent action needed to address labour shortages.  And not everyone is thrilled to be invited to your cottage.

Safer streets needed after series of pedestrians hurt. Canadian parents among least likely to take active role in protecting kids from cyberbullying; Vegetarian women more likely to fracture hips in later life; And what is tip creep?

Could privatizing some parts of health care result in better care for everyone?  Court records show Trudeau brought in vaccine mandates for travel purely based on politics, not medical science. And a New Brunswick woman takes to Twitter in search of a family doctor.

Researchers develop new nursing program to help prevent burnout. Finance Minister asked if he could live on ODSP. We ask you.