
The Jerry Agar Show Toronto Police Association President Joins the Show
Jan 8, 2025
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.
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Terrorism and Online Radicalization
- The rise of terrorism in Canada is partially attributed to online radicalization by groups like ISIS.
- This is exacerbated by societal breakdown and lack of belonging, leading individuals to seek online tribes.
Building a Stronger Society
- One way to combat terrorism is by fostering a stronger, more inclusive society.
- Political leaders should actively work to unite people and create a shared sense of belonging.
Homeless by Choice?
- A man profiled in the Toronto Star chose to live on the street rather than accept a dorm-style shelter.
- This highlights the complex nature of homelessness and the need to define the purpose of shelters.
