The Deb Hutton Show

Supermarket Sweep! Can you guess the place with the best prices? Smart Speakers with guests Lindsay Broadhead - Strategic Communications and Public Affairs Advisor and Matt Gurney - Journalist and co-founder of The Line, an online magazine discuss Canadian's soon to be able to get a passport online. 

Girls can play contact football too. John Wright - Executive Vice President Maru Public Opinion talks with us about the economy. And, we listen to your thoughts on age, what's your favourite generation. 20s, 30s, 40s?

Carmi Levy gives us the details on Ottawa thinking of starting to let you apply for your passport online. Parent Avery Swartz is concerned of the revolving door of teachers at their child's school. We take your calls about double checking your bill after getting a drink at a venue. 

Margaret McCuaig-Johnston - senior fellow at the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa and a former senior official in Canada’s Department of Finance discusses Canada's relationship with China. Nik Wallenda tightrope walker, who has crossed Niagara Falls over a decade ago. We find out why he wants to do it again.

Not sure what's going on with the Toronto election, we have your mayorial election round up. Mark Mendelson - Newstalk 1010 Crime Expert and former homicide detective about crime in the city. Smart Speakers guests Jamie Ellerton - Founding Partner at Conaptus and long-time political strategist and Daniel Sarah Karasik (they/them) - Lead consultant at Evenings and Weekends Consulting share their opinions. 

Downtown Toronto is lagging behind in recovering from the pandemic, Karen Chapple might know why. Who will own the Ottawa Sentators, Snoop Dogg, The Weeknd, or Deadpool. Gerrit De Vynck - Washington Post tech reporter talks to us about AI, and Michelle Dube from CTV News lets us know what's happening around the GTA. And Dollars and Sense with Brett House - Professor of Professional Practice in economics at Columbia Business School and a Fellow with the Public Policy Forum, the Munk School and Massey College

Eating a lone, is it for you? Yunnan Noodle Shack might be your new favourite spot. Raven Lacerte - leader of the Moose Hide campaign explain what they're movement is trying to combat gender violence. Lee Kuhnle - cultural history professor at Humber College and co-hosts of the Uncover Up podcast discuss Robert Kennedy Jr. accusation the CIA killed his uncle and father.

Merieke Walsh - Senior Political Reporter for the Globe, talks about kicking out a diplomat.Condo Lawyer Bradley Chaplick talk about renovications, and should the man who threw Gravel at Premier Trudeau spend more time in jail.  

Olivia Chow leads in the mayoral election polls, while Mitzie Hunter issues a five-point plan to deliver more new affordable house, more quickly!Jessica Bell - MPP for University-Rosedale, Ontario NDP housing critic hops on a call to discuss Bill 58, and Smart Speakers with  Scott Reid - CTV Political Analyst and former advisor to a Prime Minister, and Lindsay Broadhead - Strategic Communications and Public Affairs Advisor.

Ontario passes health-care bill allowing private clinics to conduct more surgeries. Coryne Hall - Newstalk 1010 Royal Coronation Correspondent speaks with us about the weekend coronation. And we speak to Dan Riskin about what you can do to help be more creative, and fried foods aren't just bad for your waistline.