The Jerry Agar Show

Jerry opens the show with commentary on Prime Minister Mark Carney's announcement yesterday on bail reform, and Brian Lilley weighs in with his thoughts. An advocacy group warns of the health risks of noise. Plus - where is the condemnation of Hamas?

Will Stewart from Enterprise Canada joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. Shakir Rahim from the Canadian Civil Liberties Association talks to Jerry about bail reform. The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski. Plus - Prime Minister Carney announces changes to bail are coming next week. 

Jerry opens the show by talking about Marit Stiles' comments on Doug Ford's Home Depot shoplifter story and how he isn't Batman. DEI is coming under scrutiny. More vehicles are being written off by insurance companies, plus, preventing EV fires by ejecting batteries from cars? Brian Turner from Driving.ca weighs in on these stories. A minister's staff accidentally texted deliberations about a 15% spending cut to a reporter. 

Mike Kakuk joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Jerry sets the record straight about his thoughts on the Toronto bike share program. An Ontario rule change could deter international physicians. Plus - Tim Hudak and Jerry discuss Stellantis backtracking on plans to build a Jeep model in Ontario. 

Jerry opens the show with commentary on Stellantis backtracking their plans to build a Jeep model in Ontario. A law firm receptionist's killer might soon be released into the community. Downsview has been selected as the first location for federal modular housing. Housing expert Jim Dunn weighs in on this. Vaughan's mayor wants 10 new CCTV cameras equipped with licence plate recognition and gunshot detection technology.

Karen Stintz joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. Franco Terrazzano tells Jerry about why taxpayers need to look into federal debt. Aurel Braun from the University of Toronto discusses the complex issues that remain following the hostage release in the Israel-Hamas ceasefire. What's the future of AI and music? Eric Alper weighs in. 

Jerry opens the show with commentary on an NDP candidate's dream of government-run grocery stores. The Toronto Police Association pushes for tougher sentences for youth offenders.  Francis Syms from Humber Polytechnic talks to Jerry about why multitasking may make you more likely to fall for phishing, and facial recognition technology about to come online in Halton. Richmond Hill councillors pledge to be "another-level' of nice in politics. 

Bob Richardson joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. The city aims to create an action plan to keep ravers out of the Don Valley. Are speed limits artificially low? City councillor Jon Burnside weighs in. Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!

Jerry opens the show with commentary on the speedy sell out of Blue Jays ALCS tickets yesterday morning. Where do you get your news other than NEWSTALK 1010? Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown's $78 million speed camera building. A Canadian company that employed temporary foreign workers gets a record fine for abuses, but workers won't see the money. 

Bob Richardson joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two. The city aims to create an action plan to keep ravers out of the Don Valley. Are speed limits artificially low? City councillor Jon Burnside weighs in. Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!