The Jerry Agar Show

What are the simple solutions you may have seen elsewhere in the world that would ease traffic quickly?  

A 22-year-old convenience store employee chased a robber out of the store, down the street, and attacked the robber with his own bat. He's been charged but is this just responding with a "reasonable use of force?" Jerry Agar breaks it down with a lawyer.

And it could include a 6% Federal Impact Levy if the Trudeau government doesn't fork over $250 million for refugees services.   With $600 million in service reductions and savings, what are you losing?  City Councillor Stephen Holyday joins Jerry Agar to dig deeper.   

Apparently a new study shows that air pollution gives the NFL offense a slight advantage!  How?  Find out when Jerry Agar is joined by CTV News' science and technology specialist Dan Riskin on Telescopic Tuesday where we look deeper into the world of science!

Is the arson of a North York Deli an act of terrorism?  A Toronto City Councillor , Michael Colle says the act "crossed the line" and wants it investigated a such.  Councillor Colle, joins Jerry Agar on why he feels this way.

The new political instrument against the Ford government's planned highway 413 is the Western Chorus Frog, which is listed as a threatened species.  Jerry Agar keeps you informed on political amphibians with a professor in the Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology.  

The Macdonald-Laurier Institute named federal minister of environment and climate change Steven Guilbeault, its 2023 policymaker of the year. For being “Ruthless" and "reckless.”  If you have any disagreement to that, at all, let Jerry Agar set you straight.