The Jerry Agar Show

Will Stewart, Senior Vice President of Enterprise Canada joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Moshe Lander, Economics professor at Concordia University, weighs in on the response to Trump's tariff threats.  Then, it's Tuesday, which means Dan Riskin is here to discuss the top science stories of the week. Plus - what are your thoughts on destination Bachelor or Bachelorette parties?

Jerry opens the show by talking about the 2025 Toronto budget, then takes calls on what Toronto does right. Then, Norovirus cases are on the rise in Canada, and Dr. Mitch Shulman weighs in.  Plus - people are more alone than ever.

Karen Stintz joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, are 'green burials' more environmentally friendly? Then, Toronto man, Ryan Donais, builds tiny homes on bikes to combat homelessness. Plus, are you ready for driverless taxis?

Jerry opens the show talking about the Toronto budget announcement and what this means for property tax increases. Then, your traffic questions are answered by the TikTok Traffic Cop. 

Jim Richards joins Party for Two. Then, Matt Cauz discusses the Blue Jays and Vladimir Gurrero Jr. avoiding arbitration.  Brian Lilley weighs in on Mark Carney being photographed with Ghislaine Maxwell. Then, it's Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!

Mayor Chow announces more traffic agents to get traffic moving. Then, the Liberal Party faces challenges in the leadership race. Then, is the Canadian identity simply that we are not American?

Sabrina Nanji, a sharp political reporter from the Queens Park Observer, dives into Ontario's shifting political landscape, discussing Bonnie Crombie's strategies amidst looming challenges. Gavin Tighe, a legal expert, sheds light on the controversial delayed sentencing of a Toronto man tied to a drug trafficking case, raising eyebrows about justice system leniency. Tom Korski, managing editor of the Blacklocks Reporter, provides a thoughtful analysis of current Canadian politics, making for a riveting discussion on justice and governance.

Jerry opens the show talking about undocumented people in Canada. Wildfires spread across southern California. Then, is underweight meat at grocery stories a mistake or deliberate? Plus - are you looking for a new job?

Mark Towhey, a News Talk 1010 contributor and former military member, joins Clayton Campbell, President of the Toronto Police Association, to discuss key issues affecting policing in Canada. They dive into the alarming rise of hate speech and homelessness, emphasizing the need for political leadership and a reinvention of shelter systems. The conversation also highlights the concerning trend of Canadians relocating to the U.S. due to dissatisfaction with taxes and affordability, while addressing the role of police in maintaining community safety amid rising tensions.

Premier Doug Ford joins the show for a discussion with Jerry. Plus, Ontario launches rebates for energy efficient renovations and upgrades.