The Jerry Agar Show

Ontario soccer refs are starting to wear body cams to deter parents abuse against them. The provincial government rolled back rent control to spur rental construction, Jim Dunn weighs in. Then, Canada’s international student program is faced with “integrity challenges” say senators pushing for reform. Senator Yuen Pau Woo explains. 

The Greenbelt development plan was scrapped. Carl Davies, the head of Fraud and Identity at Equifax weighs in on the rise in auto, credit card, and mortgage fraud. Tony Chapman joins the show to talk about what's coming up on his show today. Renaud Brossard talks about taxation and the changes that prevented the creation of over 12,000 new Canadian businesses since 2015. 

Lisa Morales joins the show for Party for Two. Sean Shapiro talks about the Parkside Drive speed camera that issued a record number of tickets. Landon French talks about Moto Canada igniting a new path for Canadian powersports. Then, Bob Reid joins the show for Touchdowns and Fumbles.  

King Street West residents say the noise from restaurants is out of control. Human trials set to begin for Neuralink, Elon Musk's brain implant startup. Woman dives into outhouse toilet to rescue her Apple Watch.

Martin Gooch talks about plastics and food security. Toronto council eyes a mobile-only parking pilot project. Plus, a watchdog says Canada Post is breaking the law by gathering info from envelopes and parcels.

Brad Hunter discusses the rise in teens being involved in stabbings and assaults. Tasha Kheiriddin discusses her article outlining her thoughts on how Justin Trudeau and China have the most to gain from tensions with India. Plus, students set record breaking EV range, Jay Kana weighs in. 

Karim Bardeesy weighs in on how a loss of local journalism could hurt democracy. Gabor Lukacs discusses the backlog of air passenger complaints hitting 57,000. Plus, does your workplace have a dress code?

Amanda Galbraith joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Unifor and Ford agree to extend the strike deadline, and Mike Kakuk weighs in. Michel Juneau-katsuya joins to talk about India-Canada relations. And Thomas Caldwell, who took out an ad calling Toronto a declining city, joins the show. 

Premier Rob Ford and Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow met at Queens Park yesterday, Sabrina Nanji weighs in. Chris Lewis discusses public safety and recent violent attacks in Toronto. Then Jerry talks about the jobs people tend to leave off their resume, which they should keep on. 

Party for Two with Mark Towhey goes over the top stories of the day. Ann Cavoukian talks about privacy with drones outside homes. Dan Riskin joins the show to discuss the top science stories.  And, Brian Lilley makes the case for getting rid of school boards in Ontario.