The Jerry Agar Show

A judge has ruled that the actions of a man who killed four members of a Muslim family in London, Ont., amounted to terrorist activity. We talk to lawyer Jeff Hershberg about what this means.

The City of Toronto is looking at increasing the amount of money you’ll be dinged for parking violations but if they want higher fines we need clearer signage.

When repeatedly asked for a position on the carbon tax the new Liberal leader had no answers. Showing that doesn’t think much of Ontario voters and think’s you’ll fall for her non-answers.

CTV News obtained ticket figures that show cops racked up 1000 tickets in just over a 1-year period. Should officers who are repeated problems be fired?

A new study shows that Toronto residents who don’t own a home face greater hurtles in life. If you’re lamenting your quality of life it’s because you lack the skills to make it better.

Jerry Agar is joined by a researcher in children's violence prevention to talk about what can be done when there is a rise in crime committed by youth.

The recently rebranded carbon rebate will actually increase in value on April 1st, along with increases to the carbon tax but should electric vehicle drivers be entitled to the rebate at all?

A review shows that perhaps schools didn't need to be closed during the pandemic lockdowns. Jerry tells you why the government had many reasons not to close schools.

Jerry and Bob Reid talk about Steven Guilbeault being forced to backtrack on the statement: "There will be no more envelopes from the federal government to enlarge the road network."

EV battery makers are set to get a LOT more money. Find out how much when Jerry Agar is joined by Blacklocks.ca who uncovered the story!