The Jerry Agar Show

Jerry opens the show discussing the newest provincial government pledge to hike 400-series highway speed limits. Last year, the Toronto tribunal reduced 40% of parking ticket fines on appeals. Then, does anyone still want kids? Why young people are not having children.

Tim Hudak joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. October is Small Business Month, Brad Polous joins Jerry to talk business. Then, one in three children worldwide is nearsighted, we delve into why with Dr. Mitch. Then, Jerry revisits this morning’s announcement by Toronto Police. 

Jerry opens the show talking about the term ‘Settler’ being used to describe non-indigenous people. Then, Brian Lilley gives an update on the Toronto Police announcement today. It’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month and radio host, Kevin O, walks to raise money for Breast Cancer. 

Mark Mendelson joins for Party for Two. Then, Jon Reid, president of the Toronto Police Association joins the show for the monthly check in. Then, it’s Telescopic Tuesday which means Dan Riskin shares this week’s best science stories. Plus, the latest development in Israel.

Jerry opens the show talking about how people should be held accountable while they are still alive. Then, Chinese-made EV’s are subject to 100% tariffs, what does this mean for Canadians?  Plus, Billy Bishop airport’s lease may not be extended. Is this right? 

Karen Stintz joins for Party for Two. Then, what price hike would it take for you to give up your cup of coffee? A temporary foreign worker in Ontario was denied OHIP for being employed out of the province. Do you charge your phone overnight? It may not be as safe as you think.  

Jerry opens the show talking about Truth and Reconciliation day. Police receive reports of rocks being thrown at moving vehicles - who is doing this? NATO tells allies to gear up for conventional war. 

Jerry opens the show talking about the likeability of Pierre Poilievre. Then, he explains why he believes the education system needs to be overhauled. Plus - Do you eat alone? Are you superstitious about your sports teams? 

Jim Richards joins for Party for Two. Then, disability rights groups have launched a Charter challenge against MAID law, and Heather Walkus weighs in. Ryan Knight joins in-studio to talk about his pitch on Dragons Den. Then, it’s Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!

On this week's Blacklocks Report, Tom Korski talks about the top political stories of the week. Plus, Jim Dunn, discusses the effects of debt on wellbeing.