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Nearly 100 charges laid in Toronto identify theft and fraud investigation, more than 35K gift cards seized
Four people are facing nearly 100 criminal charges after Toronto police took down an “organized hierarchy” they allege was committing millions of dollars in identity theft and financial frauds.
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Ontario reports 413 new COVID-19 cases, four more deaths
Ontario health officials are reporting 413 new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday, as well as four more deaths due to the disease. -
UP Express becomes first in Canada to allow riders to use debit cards to 'tap-on'
UP Express customers can now tap-on and pay for their ride using debit cards instead of having to pre-purchase a ticket or load their PRESTO card. -
Nearly 100 charges laid in Toronto identify theft and fraud investigation, more than 35K gift cards seized
Four people are facing nearly 100 criminal charges after Toronto police took down an “organized hierarchy” they allege was committing millions of dollars in identity theft and financial frauds. -
Ontario to make it easier for immigrants to work in their professions
Ontario is set to introduce legislation that would make it easier for immigrants to get licensed to work in professions that match their areas of expertise. -
One man dead and another injured after overnight shooting in Toronto
A man has died from his injuries following an overnight shooting in North York, Toronto police say. -
Wizards play spoiler, beating Raptors 98-83 in their first game at home in 600 days
Six hundred days after they'd played a meaningful game in Toronto, the Raptors finally made their return. -
Man stabbed in Scarborough 11 days ago still missing; police concerned for his safety
Toronto police say they are concerned for the safety of a man stabbed in Scarborough earlier this month who remains missing and are asking for the public’s help finding him. -
These new 24-hour Toronto convenience stores have no cashiers
New convenience stores are popping up in Toronto that are completely self serve, have no cashiers and are open 24 hours a day. -
Beaches dog owners relieved to learn new leash law sign was a just a typo
Dogs will be free to roam the sand south of the snow fence this winter—as usual—at Kew-Balmy Beach, following a leash-law signage mixup that made waves among locals. -
Mississauga man charged after 18-year-old trafficked into sex trade: police
Peel Regional Police (PRP) have charged a man after they say he trafficked an 18-year-old into the sex trade during a two-year period.
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John Moore Round One- October 21st
Guests: NEWSTALK 1010’s Robert Turner, Karman Wong, former journalist and advisor to a premier, now Founder of KPW Communications, Toronto Councillor Shelley Carroll and Michael Thompson, deputy mayor of Toronto. -
Maddie Hearn and McKenzie Day with John Moore
First Class Facilitation and the Afghan Women’s Organization Immigrant and Refugee Services have teamed up to create a new 2 month campaign called ‘Empowered by Devices’: A Technology Drive for Afghan Refugees. They’re collecting gently used laptops or tablets, cleaning and refurbishing, then giving to Afghan refugees. FCCF’s co-founders (and Ryerson students) Maddie Hearn and McKenzie Day join Moore In The Morning with more on what they do.
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October 19 - The Jamil Jivani Show - Hour 2
Issuing a correction and the role of Money Laundering in our Real Estate market Obesity is triggered by brain chemistry, not willpower GUEST: Dr. Sean Wharton - co-author of the new Canadian Obesity Guidelines and medical director of the Wharton Medical Clinic Calls: Does this scientific research change how you think about willpower and obesity? A single vape session can harm immune cells in the body GUEST: Dr. Holly Middlekauff - a heart specialist at the University of California, Los Angeles -
October 19 - The Jamil Jivani Show - Hour 3
Toronto Star and Margaret Atwood recognize there's a gender problem - Why can’t we say ‘woman’ anymore? Weekly check-in with Jeff Charles GUEST: Jeff Charles - contributor at RedState.com Seinfeld Tuesdays with David Alexander and Philip Graham GUEST: David Alexander and Philip Graham - friends of the show Dumbest tweet of the day
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Amber Light; Most Painful Bill; Facebook Rebrand; You're Old If
Jim has been observing traffic in the city and believes that the rules may have changed for what drivers do when approaching an amber light. What is the most painful bill? Some include, the mobile/internet bill, the gas bill, insurance and many others. Facebook is looking to rebrand and we take listener suggestions on what the new company name should be! And if you remember doing THIS; you are probably old! #facebook #bills #Old #traffic #trafficlights -
Cooper Saves The Queen; Most Embarrassing Work Situation
David Cooper joins the Late Showgram and we take listener calls about the most embarrassing thing that has happened to them at work.
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Newfoundland and Labrador's soft drink tax coming in 2022 will be Canada’s first
Evan Solomon breaks down Newfoundland and Labrador's soft drink tax coming in 2022. Plus, he speaks with Canadian Olympian Damian Warner, who won decathlon gold at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, on his journey getting to the Games and what comes next. On today's show: Canadian Olympian Damian Warner, who won decathlon gold at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. We play Evan’s full interview with Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe on the COVID-19 situation in Saskatchewan. ‘The War Room’ panel with NDP leader Tom Mulcair and political strategists Zain Velji and Tasha Kheiriddin. Reverend Michael Coren, Anglican cleric, columnist and author of 17 books on his new book ‘The Rebel Christ.’ -
Calls for Ontario Premier Ford to apologize over 'divisive' comments about immigrants
Evan Solomon speaks with Dr. Andrew Boozary on Pfizer seeking Health Canada approval for kids, as well as his reaction to Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s comments about immigration which is being called “divisive.” On today's show: Dr. Andrew Boozary, the Executive Director for Health and Social Policy at the University Health Network on Pfizer seeking Health Canada approval for kids and Premier Doug Ford’s comments about immigration. Dan Riskin, CTV Science and Technology Specialist on a new cognitive technique to sway public opinion. Peter Julian, NDP MP, on how delaying the return of Parliament will affect CERB.
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The Rush Round Table October 20
GUESTS: KARMAN WONG - FOUNDER OF KPW COMMUNICATIONS, FORMER JOURNALIST & COMMUNICATIONS ADVISOR TO THE PREMIER SCOTT REID - NEWSTALK 1010 POLITICAL ANALYST
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Ontario Helping Newcomers Start Their Careers.
Proposed changes would address labour shortage by helping thousands of internationally-trained immigrants practice their profession or trade. GUEST- Monte McNaughton. Minister of Labour, Training and Skills Development. -
Your traffic questions answered
Guest: PC Sean Shapiro. Traffic Safety Programs - Traffic Operations. @trafficservices on TikTok.
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