The Jerry Agar Show

The possible merger of the owner of the Toronto Star & Post Media has Jerry concerned as a columnist for one of those groups. It's an interesting perspective from other places.

Kids in kindergarten to grade 9 will no longer get letter grades but may be labelled as “emerging” or “extending.”

A new report from the competition bureau says more needs to done to lower prices.

Your fears and reactions plus what we learned from some of the candidates and their performance.

Jon Reid joins the show to talk about crime and public safety in Toronto. Senator Victor Oh says Chinese Canadians need to fundraise to sue ‘messy reporters.’

Mark Mendelson joins the show to talk about the day's top stories on Party for Two. Plus, would you take the next trip down to the Titanic or up to Mars?

Gavin Tighe joins the show to talk about how Shopify vows to fight the CRA after their request to hand over records from 121,000 Canadian businesses. Plus, Meta Science Mondays with Dan Riskin talks about this week’s science stories.

Mark Towhey is in for Jerry. A professional mermaid, Paige Moyles, talks about the booming mermaid industry. Mark discusses the problem of moving dangerous people to medium security prisons.  And, Bob Reid joins the show for Touchdowns and Fumbles, talking about the NHL’s decision to remove specialty jerseys.

Mark Towhey is in for Jerry. Lisa Morales joins the show for Party for Two to discuss top stories. Plus, this week on Chatter that Matters with Tony Chapman. Callers weigh in on whether or not commercial vehicles should be used to use the 407.

Mark Towhey is in for Jerry. NHL players will no longer wear specialty jerseys. Dave Feshuk joins the show to talk about what this means financially for the NHL. Plus, the president of Mainstreet Research, Quito Maggi, discusses new polls in the Toronto mayoral election.