Moore in the Morning

Gas prices drop for the long weekend, EV prices needing to come down, and rebuilding Toronto's tourism industry. 

The Toronto Zoo captures its escaped orangutan, rebuilding Toronto's tourism industry, Kamala Harris gives her first interview, and Free For All Round 2. 

Gas prices drop for the long weekend, the Toronto Zoo captures its escaped orangutan, Pierre Polievre calls for an early election, the air show returns, and Pizza Hut designs a new delivery box.

Ontario Energy and Electrification Minister Stephen Lecce on Ford government plans to boost electricity production to keep up with demand; Marilyn Denis. 

According to the U.S. Surgeon General: being a parent can be hazardous to your health. NBC News Radio National Correspondent RORY O’NEILL explains; panelists discuss the stories of the day on round two.

Giles Gherson, President and CEO of the Toronto Region Board of Trade, on getting the costs of building transit in our city under control; Former RCMP analyst and security expert Chris Mathers on how a man accused of plotting terror secured citizenship just a few months before his arrest’ panelists debate the issues of the day on round one. 

Stats Canada proves Torontonians have the worst commutes; Economist Mike Moffatt, senior director at the Smart Prosperity Institute and co-host of the podcast The Missing Middle, on speaking at the Liberals cabinet retreat and his opinions on the housing and temporary foreign workers changes; Does the Flu Trick People into Being Sociable? 

Evan Solomon: Overhyped and Underplayed. 

Consumer debt has hit $2.5 trillion, with credit card debt for Canadians at its highest level in 17 years; Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg saying he regrets some Facebook decisions around COVID-19 that were done at the behest of the U.S government; panelists debate the issues of the day on round one.