The Jerry Agar Show

Brian Lilley discusses the city of Toronto's staff claims that the cost for bike lane removal would cost $48 million. Then, an AI chatbot sent a threatening message to a user, Carmi Levy weighs in.

- Party For Two GUEST: Will Stewart - Senior Vice President Enterprise Canada- Was music really better when you were younger? - The Blacklock’s ReportGuest: Tom Korski -  Insurance premiums have increased to 12.2% nationally compared to this time last year Guest: Nainesh Kotak, founder of Kotak Personal Injury Law

- Winter Tires When do you put them on, especially in this warm weather?- TikTok Former Cop Guest: Sean Shapiro - Doom spending

Tasha Kheiriddin discusses how Canada should handle the influx of refugees, especially during a Trump presidency.

Francis Syms, Associate Deal of Information and Communication Technology at Humber Polytechnic joins the show to discuss the UN's Cyber Convention and Canada's AI Safety Institute.

Dan Riskin joins the show for Telescopic Tuesday to talk about the top science stories this week. Plus, the top stories of the day on Party for Two with Karen Stintz.

Most criminal cases in Ontario now end before the charges are tested in trial, Gavin Tighe joins the show to weigh in. Then, CFIB says Ottawa shouldn't tax the Carbon Rebate for businesses president Dan Kelly discusses.

John Wright and Mark Towhey join the show to talk about Remembrance Day with Jerry Agar. Plus, a bike lane rally against Ford government's plan to remove bike lanes took over Toronto roads this weekend. 

Jerry opens the show discussing Remembrance Day ceremonies and their importance. Plus, Carmi Levy joins the show to talk about an Ontario student who was accused of cheating because of an AI detection program. 

It's Friday! Which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategies and Communications.