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COVID-19 outbreak declared at Timmins grocery store
The Porcupine Health Unit has declared an outbreak at a Timmins grocery store after four individuals tested positive for COVID-19.
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Suspect sought after male chased and shot in Scarborough: police
A man is in critical condition after he was shot during a chase with an assailant in Scarborough on Sunday afternoon. -
Raptors' pandemic-plagued season in Tampa ends with a loss to Indiana
The most bizarre season in Toronto Raptors history ended with a 125-113 loss to Indiana on Sunday. -
1 dead, 4 others seriously wounded in west-end Toronto shooting: police
One person is without vital signs, and four others have been seriously injured in a shooting in Etobicoke, Toronto police say. -
Two children in critical condition following crash in Vaughan, Ont., 17-year-old driver in custody
Police in York Region say that at least three people were injured in a collision in Vaughan, Ont. on Sunday. -
Cop bitten, older man beaten with stick during series of protests in downtown Toronto: police
Three people were charged after incidents at Saturday protests in Toronto concerning the provincial lockdown and the Israel-Palestine conflict, including a man accused of biting a police officer and another incident where a man was allegedly struck in the head with a wooden stick. -
Ontario students push for COVID-safe, outdoor graduation ceremonies
17-year-old Anoosha Keshav is calling on the Ontario government to allow COVID-safe outdoor ceremonies, complete with physical distancing and personal protective equipment. -
Toronto police investigating after body found in parking lot
Police say they are investigating after a body was found in a parking lot in Toronto’s west end early on Sunday morning. -
Ontario not building mass screening tool to detect B.1.617 COVID-19 variant; 45 cases now confirmed
The province will not develop a mass screening tool to easily and quickly detect the B.1.617 coronavirus variant first discovered in India, as officials said they are now aware of 45 cases throughout Ontario. -
Thousands protest in downtown Toronto in solidarity with Palestinians
Palestinian flags and 'free Palestine' signs filled Nathan Phillips Square Saturday evening as thousands gathered in support of people in Gaza affected by the conflict between Israel and Hamas. -
Two fox kits found dead near den at Woodbine Beach
Two baby foxes living underneath the boardwalk at Woodbine Beach were found dead Saturday morning near their den.
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John Moore Round One- May 14th
Guests: NEWSTALK 1010’s Dave Trafford, Toronto lawyer Courtney Betty of Betty’s Law, Amanda Galbraith with Navigator and host of Free For All Friday and Jerry Agar. -
Thomas Mulcair with John Moore
Former NDP Leader, now CTV political commentator, Thomas Mulcair breaks down for Moore In The Morning the changes to the Canadian Constitution and language laws Quebec is seeking with a new bill
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May 14 - The Jamil Jivani Show - Hour 3
Weekly Wrapup with Zain Velji GUEST: Zain Velji - Political strategist & How the hacking of the biggest US pipeline impacts the Biden presidency GUEST: Carmi Levy - Tech Expert & MIC DROP FRIDAYS GUEST: Allison Dore - comedian, broadcaster and founder of Howl and Roar Records -
May 14 - The Jamil Jivani Show - Hour 1
Friday Phony of the Week: Colin Kaepernick & Breaking - General in charge of vaccine rollout is out & Terry Crews talks about the stigma around porn addiction
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Ironing Sheets, Handholding, If Your Pet Hates Your Partner, and Which Animals Can You Beat Up?
Jim's house guest asks why he doesn't iron his bed sheets. The Showgram takes a poll. Jim misses hand-holding in relationships. If your pet doesn't like your partner/date, is that a deal breaker? Do you think you could beat up a bear? Jim tells you what percentage of people believe they can beat up which animals. -
Jim Muses the News - David Cooper Calls his Brother
Jim Muses the News including all the stories that matter to you! David Cooper joins the show and we get a glimpse of his childhood when we talk to his brother John!
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Free For All Friday
Free For All Friday, hosted by Amanda Galbraith, features top talent from across the iHeart radio talk network. Hosts from all over the country join the roundtable to discuss the five biggest stories of the week. This week's panelists are Ken Eastwood, morning show host on Newstalk 1290 in London, and Ryan Price, news director and afternoon drive host on CFAX 1070 in Victoria, B.C. Topics: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says we are on track for a “one-dose summer”. What does it mean? Is that political branding effective? Quebec's French language protection bill - Is this the first step in a political chess match towards another referendum? Is Quebec fanning the flames of the language war when it comes to businesses? Are we sad to see the Greyhound go? BC moves to prevent people from renewing their drivers license if they haven't paid their COVID fines. Do tiki bars fall under the banner of cultural appropriation? -
Privacy concerns with Quebec's new vaccine passport.
Dr. Ann Cavoukian, Former Three-term Ontario Privacy Commissioner and executive director of the Global Privacy & Security by Design Centre, worries Quebec's new vaccine passport app will violate your privacy. On today's show: We dip into the Ontario Premier Doug Ford's press conference where we hear that the stay-at-home order has been extended. Dr. Marla Shapiro, CTV Medical Specialist, discusses the possibility of mixing and matching COVID-19 vaccines. Scott Reid, CTV News political commentator and former communications director for Prime Minister Paul Martin, plays OVERhyped vs. underPLAYED.
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Mayor John Tory joins The Rush - May 14th 2021
We ask Toronto's mayor about the circumstances surrounding the CNE being cancelled for the second straight years
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Lockdown extended. (Ontario Chamber of Commerce Reaction).
Guest: Rocco Rossi. President and CEO, Ontario Chamber of Commerce. (Also Evidence-Based Metrics for Reopening & Clarity Around AstraZeneca). -
Lockdown extended. (CFIB Reaction)
Guest: Dan Kelly. President & CEO of the CFIB (Canadian Federation of Independent Business).
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