The Jerry Agar Show

Mike Kakuk from AM800 in Windsor joins Deb at the party table for Party for Two! Then -full-time support staff at Ontario colleges are prepared to strike as the bargaining deadline approaches. Deb speaks with Dan Brisson from OPSEU, and Graham Lloyd, the CEO of the College Employer Council.

A child is in the hospital after and alleged Welland home break-in sex assault. Brian Passifiume from the Toronto Sun and criminal lawyer, Boris Bytensky, weigh in on this case. The NDP leadership race is underway, with the party limiting signatures from 'cis' men. Erin Morrison, Vice president of Texture Communications weighs in on this. Plus - police launch an investigation into iPro Realty. Real estate lawyer, Bob Aaron, talks to Deb about this scandal. 

Barb DiGiulio joins Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. What is the weirdest thing you've seen at an open house or real estate listing? It's Telescopic Tuesday, Dan Riskin is here to weigh in on top stories from the world of science this week. The US ends duty-free exemptions, which brings worry for small businesses. Brad Poulos talks to Jerry about the impact this will have on businesses.

Jerry opens the show by talking about criminals who are released, only to re-offend.  Calls mount to strip a Canadian restaurateur of the Order of Canada over his anti-Israel post.  Toronto Police Association president, Clayton Campbell, joins Jerry for the monthly check-in, highlighting recent policing stories. Then, Jerry weighs in on banned books in Alberta. 

Sunira Chaudhri joins Jerry for party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Mitch Marner says family safety was a factory in his exit from the Maple Leafs. Kelly Sundberg weighs in on Canada's border agency's plans to use AI in screening. Small businesses that relied on duty-free shipping to the US wonder if they can survive without it. Michelle Auger from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business provides some insight. 

Jerry opens the show by commenting on Quebec's tabled legislation to ban prayer in public places. Then, Brian Lilley joins the show to talk about how the asylum system is being abused and needs to change. A new report highlights the cost of ballooning bureaucracy. Samantha Dagres from MEI weighs in on this report. 

Bob Richardson joins Jerry for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. As RECO moves to contain the iPro crisis, Mark Morris breaks down the situation. The Blacklock's Report with managing editor Tom Korski. Plus - can money buy happiness in life?

Jerry opens the show by talking about why education is not underfunded in Ontario. Then, Jerry asks, if you drive your kid to school, why? Plus - Toronto Police resume the search for a missing jet ski operator near Bluffers Park. Senior lawyer at Kotak Personal Injury Law, Rajiv Haté, weighs in on liability.  A poll suggests that 85% of Canadians want governments to regulate AI, Francis Syms from Humber Polytechnic weighs in on AI regulation.