The Jerry Agar Show

Ryan Knight joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, more on auto tariffs with Greg Layson from Automotive News Canada. It's Thursday, which means the Blacklocks Report with Tom Korski. Plus - do you want the city to give tickets to parents parking illegally while dropping kids off at school?

Jerry opens the show by talking about the latest on the federal election. Then, Jerry weighs in on Shelley Carroll talking about the city's snowplows breaking down this winter. David Adams from Global Automakers of Canada joins the show to talk about new US tariffs on autos. Plus - Jerry talks about the LCBO, the Bay, and the latest on the Haskell Library.

Jerry talks to Bob Richardson in Party For Two, Jerry discusses a couple of new stories around safe consumption sites, a GO Transit emergency has us asking questions about response times, and Dan McTeague, President of Canadians for Affordable Energy talks about the cuts and promises of the carbon tax.

Jerry talks about the demographics around this upcoming federal election, Air Canada loses appeal against an airline accommodation, and Mark Mendelson, NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Specialist talks about drug cartels in Toronto.

Party for Two Election 2025 - Brian Lilly Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin. Looking into the world of science. 

Councillor Pay Raises Toronto tariffs Body Cams in stores

Jerry opens the show by discussing the federal election. Then Gavin Tighe weighs in on the Charter challenge on supervised consumption sites, and 23 and me filing for bankruptcy. Plus - a follow-up on last week's discussion regarding electric vehicle charging and range. 

Mark Mendelson joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Jerry discusses the federal election and takes calls to hear your thoughts. 

Jim Richards joins the show for Party for Two. Then, Franco Terrazzano on why Canadians need tax cuts and not retaliatory tariffs. Plus - US authorities are closing Canadian access to the library at the Quebec-Vermont border. The president of the Library's Board of Trustees, Sylvie Boudreau joins the show. It's Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!

Jerry opens the show by comparing policies the Conservatives have proposed versus what the Liberals are now proposing. Then, Francis Syms joins the show to discuss Deep Seek's ban from UBC and SickKids for security concerns.  The US government is asking Canadian researchers about whether their work deals with DEI, gender, and climate.  Plus, the TDSB will vote on a controversial change to fundraising policy.