The Jerry Agar Show

Party for Two with Bob Richardson. Then, Jerry weighs in on the plane crash at Pearson Airport. It's Tuesday, which means Telescopic Tuesday with Dan Riskin for this week's top science stories. Plus - retailers say grocery prices could rise as recycling costs increase - Michael Zabaneh from the Retail Council of Canada joins the show. 

Jerry opens the show by talking about last night's provincial election debate. Then, Jessica Praskey joins the show to talk about the impact tariffs would have on small and medium businesses. Plus - Brian Lilley talks about his conversation with Steve Bannon and Canada-US relations. 

Tim Hudak joins the show for 'Party for Two' to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Should a lawyer accused of sexually assaulting a minor be allowed to practise?  An Ontario minor hockey league was handed 14 losses over a paperwork error.  Plus, it's Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!

Jerry opens the show by talking about Doug Ford's comments about the death penalty. Then, Sabrina Nanji joins the show to give an update on the Ontario election. Then, Toronto orders Ryan Donais, founder of Tiny Tiny Homes to stop. Courtney Betty also weighs in on this issue. 

Mark Towhey, a political commentator with a keen eye on current events, discusses the day's top stories, including Mark Carney's controversial stance on the drug crisis. Tom Korski, managing editor of Blacklocks.ca, dives into the complexities of Canadian politics, emphasizing the urgent need for a comprehensive response to the fentanyl crisis and highlighting trade tensions with the U.S. They also touch on infrastructure oversight and how recent snowstorms are affecting federal operations and employee attendance.

Sunira Chaudhri, an employment lawyer at Workly Law, discusses the controversies surrounding paid suspensions for police officers. Her insights reveal the impact of such practices on the justice system and taxpayers. Brian Lilley, a political columnist for the Toronto Sun, provides an update on Canadian premiers’ visit to Washington, touching on trade relations and innovative solutions like the O-Scanada app to promote Canadian products. The dialogue uncovers the complexities of supporting local economies amid ongoing trade tensions.

Join Mark Mendelson, a former homicide detective, and Bonnie Crombie, the leader of the Ontario Liberals, as they dive into pressing issues facing Ontario. Mendelson sheds light on the decline in auto thefts while addressing public perceptions of police. Crombie discusses the Ontario Liberal Party's challenges in the upcoming election, including economic issues and healthcare reforms. The conversation also touches on the impact of recent winter storms and the need for effective governance amidst political and weather-related challenges.

Jerry opens the show talking about the Toronto budget eliminating the Tesla subsidy. Then, Sabrina Nanji gives an Ontario election update. Then, Brian Lilley talks about Canada's Premier' visit to Washington. Plus - what do you consider paycheque to paycheque?