The Jerry Agar Show

Jerry Agar joins live from knee surgery recovery to go over some of the days biggest stories like whether or not we could be headed towards a teachers strike this fall and if the MAiD program has become too lenient.   

A freedom of information request has been filed for phone records for the Premier's phone for a time he claimed he was on the phone all night working for the people of Ontario, the issue appears that there were no record of calls on his government phone and the public has no right to record son his private phone. 

An economist, representing a group made of both public and private interests, joins Bob Reid, in for Jerry Agar, to unveil their10 point plan to increase housing supply and make them more affordable. 

Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications is joined by Toronto Star Queens park Bureau Chief Robert Benzie, to breakdown what the finance minister announced today and how he dealt with numerous questions about what he knew and when regarding greenbelt the land swap.   

Based on how much money Taylor Swift is expected to bring to Toronto's economy, David Valentin, principal at Liaison Strategies questions whether we should still be interested din paying so much money for the upcoming World Cup in Toronto.

Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy & Communications, in for Jerry Agar this week, questions how many grocery stores will continue to sell, and how many convenient stores will start to sell alcohol is the cut the LCBO takes from the sales doesn't change  

Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar is joined The Canadian Press reporter Laura Osman to discuss the auditor general report that 800 items are missing from the Canadian Museum of History

Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar is joined by the Globe and Mail Bureau Chief Robert Fife who details what former spies are saying in regards to the foreign interference investigation

Mark Towhey, in for Jerry Agar might have found the solution to battle the outrageous prices of Taylor Swift ticket prices on the re-sale market?

CTV News Political Analyst Scott Reid, in for Jerry Agar.