The Speaker of the House included a line criticizing Pierre Poilievre in an ad for a speaking event and, again, the conservatives are asking that he resign. Should he?由iHeartRadio

Do you accommodate an odd request from someone working on your house? It’s not appropriate but you also want the work to go smoothly? A story from Jim Richards, in for Jerry Agar.由iHeartRadio

Leader of the official opposition Pierre Poilievre joins Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar on his request for a suspension on all gas and diesel taxes from Victoria Day to Labour Day.由iHeartRadio

An unvaccinated child has died of measles. It’s the first death in Ontario in more than 10 years. If you are unwilling to vaccinate your kids, you shouldn’t expect for them to receive public health care!由iHeartRadio

Gordon Lightfoot’s daughter, Meredith Moon, joins Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, to talk about next week’s tribute show and what life was like growing up with a Canadian music legend as a dad.由iHeartRadio

Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, is joined by Solicitor-General Michael Kerzner on the letter he co-signed with the Health Minister warning Toronto to drop its request.由iHeartRadio

The Ontario NDP are accusing the government of arrogance, hubris, and disdain for women after the government shut down a debate on a bill meant to improve transparency around why so many sexual assault cases have been stayed. It may be disappointing to have a bill go to committee but the move doesn’t show disdain for women or promote misogyny.…

A loophole in the House of Commons spending rules actually allows MPs to bill taxpayers for including the travel costs of "designated travellers," which are often MPs' spouses. Do taxpayers need to pay for that?由iHeartRadio

It’s true and you’ll be able to hear it for yourself when Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, is joined by Newstalk 1010 Science & Tech Expert Dan Riskin on Telescopic Tuesday!由iHeartRadio

Transportation Minister will join Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, on today’s announcement that people convicted of car theft will lose their drivers license.由iHeartRadio

Mark Mendelson joins Deb Hutton as todays guest on Part for Two to talk about if we need new tools to deal with threats against politicians if it’s too difficult to convict those who are charged.由iHeartRadio

Deb Hutton fills in for Jerry Agar to share her thoughts, and Brad Bradford joins the show to talk about Toronto's housing crisis.由iHeartRadio

One Conservative MP is boycotting Tim Horton's for their new paper-based lids. Does this resonate with you or make her look foolish?由iHeartRadio

Jerry talks to Marcin Peski, U of T Economics professor about what he discovered about the TDSB's report.由iHeartRadio

Amid negotiations with Ontario doctors the Ministry of Health has suggested that doctor recruitment and retention is “not a major concern.” How is that possible?由iHeartRadio

Federal unions are launching legal challenges and threatening a “summer of discontent” over returning to office 3 days a week. Are you kidding me?由iHeartRadio

Toronto’s PWHL team play their first playoff game in the league's first season tonight but they don’t have a name or official colours. Branding expert Tony Chapman joins Jerry Agar on what the team’s identity should be.由iHeartRadio

Jerry Agar came face to face with someone at his local No Frills with a homemade “Free Palestine” patch. He thought about saying something but decided against it. Would you have said something?由iHeartRadio

Toronto Police have updated the public on what they know so far when it come to their investigation into a shooting that took place outside of Drake’s bridal path mansion. Is it connected to the current beef Drake has with Kendrick Lamar?由iHeartRadio

Hamas has agreed to a Egyptian-Qatari proposed ceasefire in Gaza but what does that mean? Does it actually set back any sort of negotiation with Israel? National security expert with the Royal Military College joins Jerry Agar to investigate.由iHeartRadio

Should faculty taking part in the pro-Palestinian encampment be fired for taking part in activities outside of the University’s policies?由iHeartRadio

The family who lost family members including their three-month-old said that the infants things are still spread across a home they can’t emotionally return to. Have you lost a child? Can you relate to that feeling?由iHeartRadio

Canada is shopping for a foreign grocer. We talk to Marvin Ryder, professor of marketing and entrepreneurship about this.由iHeartRadio

It's called "de-rostering" and it's outrageous.由iHeartRadio

The OPP has warned drivers to “be prepared” for mandatory alcohol screenings at “every traffic stop” is that necessary?由iHeartRadio

The Toronto Star has seen a police report showing the pursuit was called off BEFORE the suspect drove on the 401 causing four deaths. The Star’s criminal reporter joins Jerry Agar for the details.由iHeartRadio

A man was found unresponsive while awaiting care at an emergency room in Ontario. How does that happen? Are we doing enough to change care backlogs at our hospitals?由iHeartRadio

Poilievre joins Jerry to speak about his letter to the PM demanding a rejection of Toronto’s ask for drug decriminalization and getting kicked out of the House of Commons.由iHeartRadio

Producer Donnie's wife took an Uber this morning where the male driver called her beautiful while exiting the vehicle. Is that appropriate? Donnie doesn't think so. Zero stars.由iHeartRadio

A crash that killed 4 people including an infant may to be the result of a police chase. Newstalk 1010's Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson joins Jerry Agar on whether chases are still necessary.由iHeartRadio

BC’s NDP Government is planning to recriminalize drug use in public places. It’s a move in the right direction. Will Ontario learn from BC’s mistakes?由iHeartRadio

Jerry Agar is joined by The Star’s Robert Benzie on how the kaffiyeh ban at Queen’s Park is dividing Doug Ford’s Government behind closed doors and is REALLY about a Milton by-election.由iHeartRadio

Pickering just voted that speakers at public meetings will be restricted to residents and business owners. Should Toronto also have this rule? A Toronto city councillor weighs in.由iHeartRadio

Yesterday, Jerry Agar’s new frenemy MP Nate Erskine-Smith asked if Jerry cared about wealth inequality. He doesn’t. He’ll explain why.由iHeartRadio

You could unknowingly buy a stolen car from a car dealer because we can’t detect duplicated VIN numbers in other jurisdictions. Does the ministry know about this? How do we fix this?由iHeartRadio

The boys who used AI to create nude photos of female classmates won't face any criminal charges. The school board won't say if the teens will face any consequences. What should they be punished with?由iHeartRadio

A UK private school has introduced a school day that runs from 7am to 7pm. Would you be for that if the day includes time for homework and organized sport? Is it too much?由iHeartRadio

The Ford Government will make an announcement tomorrow on a deal with Honda for an electic vehicle and battery plant. The Canadian Press joins Jerry on what we know so far.由iHeartRadio

Trudeau took to social media to claim that his government “...cut the cost of cellphone plans in half...” is that true? Jerry Agar gets answers from an expert that monitors the industry in Canada.由iHeartRadio

If your kid is in grade 12 and goes to St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic High in York they are! How is this an acceptable solution to staffing shortages? There’s no other solution?由iHeartRadio

In a historic ruling, a BC judge has ordered a separating couple to also split custody of their dog 50/50. Isn't a dog or family pet technically considered property?由iHeartRadio

After five weeks Umar Zameer was acquitted of the death of undercover Toronto Police Det. Const. Jeffrey Northrup but the focus has now turned to the officers who testified and politicians who made comments when Zameer initially received bail.由iHeartRadio

Toronto Waterfront Marathon adding another race day this year. WHY?! Why did we approve 2 days for what’s previously done in 1?由iHeartRadio

If this is a huge issue and we have cameras for red lights and speeding why not “box cameras”?由iHeartRadio

Gas prices shot up 14 cents a litre overnight due to a switch to the “summer blend.” Why is summer gas more expensive? Jerry Agar gets you the answers.由iHeartRadio

The Premier and party leaders are calling on Ted Arnott to reverse a ban on keffiyehs at Queen's Park. Does Arnott have a point about what could be seen as a divisive and hurtful prop?由iHeartRadio

Former TO Mayor David Miller had a message for Jerry Agar on why and how Canada's pricing on carbon is an effective measure to fight climate change. Jerry Agar has a message of his own for Miller.由iHeartRadio

NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson breaks down new details revealed by Peel Police and U.S. law enforcement on the heist.由iHeartRadio

Science says a friendly pat on the back makes a basketball player better at free-throws buy why? Find out on Telescopic Tuesday with Newstalk 1010 Science & Tech Expert Dan Riskin!由iHeartRadio

People on social media are celebrating a Canadian man who refused to pay sales tax at Home Depot. This is not how “axe the tax” works, idiot.由iHeartRadio