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UPDATED: Conflict concerns raised over COVID advisor's paid work for Ontario teachers' union
David Fisman, a professor of epidemiology at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health, argued against the province's plan to reopen schools during a provincial labour board hearing. -
Peel Police seek suspect who sexually assaulted a 12-year-old girl
The assault occurred in a Mississauga park last Thursday
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UPDATED: Conflict concerns raised over COVID advisor's paid work for Ontario teachers' union
David Fisman, a professor of epidemiology at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health, argued against the province's plan to reopen schools during a provincial labour board hearing. -
Pfizer wants Canada to take extra dose from COVID vaccine vials
It would mean the company, which has already delayed shipments to Canada, could send fewer vials. -
Live in Vaughan? You'll soon have more options to keep your children busy
Toboggan hills, dog parks and ice rinks will reopen with new safety measures -
Surging UK variant numbers confirmed in Simcoe Muskoka District
Most tied to Roberta Place long term care home in Barrie -
Peel Police seek suspect who sexually assaulted a 12-year-old girl
The assault occurred in a Mississauga park last Thursday -
Trudeau tries to reassure Canadians on vaccines, as EU issues warning
He says he spoke with the CEO of Moderna today -
Your COVID-19 employment questions answered
Howard Levitt, Toronto employment lawyer and host of Employment Law on NEWSTALK 1010 answers your questions about how COVID-19 will affect your work and EI -
Province calls for tighter testing, quarantine restrictions for air travellers
Premier Ford says 30,000 international travellers are coming through Pearson every week -
Ontario's per cent positivity climbs as COVID testing falls
Just over 30,000 tests were completed -
UPDATED: Remember winter driving? It's back!
A system that arrived in the GTA this morning, is expected to continue until late evening. It's expected to bring 15 centimetres of snow to the western part of the region -
CFIB calling on province to expand small business supports
The new small business grant was announced by the province earlier this month, but the Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses is calling for a broader approach, to include as many businesses as possible.
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David Zweig with John Moore
Is working from home sustainable? Some in the corporate world don’t believe so, owing to the psychological strain that can be put on employees. It’s an important discussion to have David Zweig, Associate Professor of Organizational Behavior and Human Resources Management at U of T’s Rotman School of Management told Moore In The Morning -
Chris Mumby with John Moore
Virtual school and working from home requires a good internet connection. But for some in the GTA hamlets, that isn’t possible. The Mumby family in Burketon is luckier than others around them. They’re close to a neighbour’s signal and can make cell phone calls from one room of the house. Chris Mumby has spearheaded an effort to highlight the issue. -
The Morning Brief with Preet Banerjee January 27, 2021
The Morning Brief with Preet Banerjee, personal finance commentator and founder of MoneyGaps, discussing the biggest news items of the day including a doctor with a possible conflict of interest at provincial science table, Pfizer telling Canada to squeeze an extra dose from vaccine vial, the humiliated former gaming CEO walking away with millions, and Curt Shilling rejected by Baseball Hall of Fame -
Daily science visit with Dan Riskin- January 27th
Guest: Dan Riskin- Newstalk 1010 Science Correspondent. -
John Moore Round One- January 27th
Guests: Powergroup Communications, Laura Babcock, NEWSTALK 1010’s Adwoa Nsiah-Yeboah, Climate Change consultant and Hot Talk podcast host Elliott Cappell and Jerry Agar. -
Tonight with Jamil Jivani - January 26th, 2021
It has been one year since we found out about Kobe Bryant's death. Jamil talks about Mamba Mentality that the star basketball player lived by. Also joining the show is Sarah Letersky, Vice President, Rubicon Strategy, to talk about various political issues. -
Tonight with Jamil Jivani - January 25th, 2021
Tonight's guest include: Tunde Obasan, Chair of the Canadian Black Conservative Congress Jai Chabria, Managing Director at Mercury Public Affairs -
Why you need to 'Marie Kondo' your workplace
GUEST: Kevin Collins - CEO of Charli AI
