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Battling mental trauma after Barrie tornado
As crews continue to pick up the pieces and start to rebuild what was lost in Barrie's recent tornado, officials are working towards making access to mental health support as easy as possible.
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Suspects sought in May Queen's Park assault investigation
Police have released photographs of individuals believed to have been involved in an assault that took place in May near Queen’s Park. -
York police say two teens arrested in alleged stabbing during meeting to sell dog
Police in York Region say they've arrested two teens after a man was stabbed during a meeting to buy a dog. -
Toronto is testing its emergency sirens this weekend
If you hear a loud “whooping” sound in Scarborough on Saturday—don’t be concerned. -
Yorkie in ICU after coyote goes after 10-year-old owner in Scarborough
A six-year-old Yorkie is in intensive care after being attacked by a coyote who started to chase its 10-year-old owner. -
Toronto launching education and enforcement campaigns to crack down on noisy vehicles
The City of Toronto said Thursday that it is trying to do more to reduce excessive noise from speeding vehicles and loud motorcycles. -
31 Toronto neighbourhoods mark zero COVID-19 cases, including some hot spots
Dozens of Toronto neighbourhoods are currently COVID-19 free for the first time in months, according to data released by the city. -
Raptors Uprising GC looks to turn things around in NBA 2K League esports play
Wins have been hard to come by this year for Raptors Uprising GC after making history by finishing the regular season 16-0 last year. -
Police make arrest in fatal shooting outside Etobicoke plaza
Police have made an arrest in connection with the fatal shooting of a 22-year-old man outside an Etobicoke plaza earlier this week. -
Blue Jays tickets now on sale ahead of team's homecoming next week
Members of the general public are getting their first chance to snap up tickets to watch the Blue Jays in Toronto ahead of the team’s homecoming next week. -
Suspect charged after 25-year-old man deliberately struck, killed in Toronto
A 32-year-old man is facing charges after another man was deliberately struck and killed by a vehicle earlier this week near Toronto’s waterfront.
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Josh Matlow with John Moore
Toronto City Councillor Josh Matlow takes issue with some things that were said on Free For All Round 1 yesterday so he joined Moore In The Morning to rebut -
John Moore Round One July 22
Guests: NEWSTALK 1010’s Robert Turner; Vass Bednar, Executive Director of the Master of Public Policy Program at McMaster; Michael Thompson, deputy mayor of Toronto
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July 23 - The Jamil Jivani Show - Hour 3
Canada offers ‘path to protection’ for Afghan interpreters amid ‘critical’ situation, New American Ambassador to Canada appointed, GUEST: Mark Towhey - Political commentator; Weekly News Round-Up; What is the worst concert you've ever been to? -
July 23 - The Jamil Jivani Show - Hour 2
“The Corporation” author sues Twitter Over Political Ad Policy with GUEST: Joel Bakan - author, filmmaker and a professor of law at the University of British Columbia; Cleveland changing name from Indians to Guardians after 2021 season, Jamil asks "Who Cares?"
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Dopplegangers; Olympic Fact Or Fiction; Embarrassed to Buy
Jim talks about people who tell him what famous people he looks like Olympic Fact or Fiction game. What things are you too embarrassed to purchase? -
Father my Baby; Things I Wish I Enjoyed More and Tokyo DJ Kamasami Kong
David Cooper's friend and funny lady Tracy stays on and surprises her boyfriend by telling him she wants him to father her baby. Find out whether he likes the idea. David and Jim discuss favourite quotes and more interesting quiz questions. Jim goes through a list of things he wishes he enjoyed more and then reads listener texts on the topic. Roller Coasters anyone?! We speak to legendary Tokyo DJ Kamasami Kong!
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Addressing homelessness in Canada
Guest host Zain Velji discusses the arrests made after police and city officials cleared homeless encampments in Toronto. On today's show: Dr. Naheed Dosani, palliative care physician and health justice advocate, discusses homelessness in Canada. Stephen Carter, campaign strategist and president of Decide Campaigns, talks about what is happening with the federal Green Party. Texts and calls on a municipal housing dispute in Quebec. Texts and calls on the Olympics. -
U.S. extends land border restrictions with Canada until Aug. 21
Zain Velji guest hosts the show and discusses the latest news on the Canada/U.S. land border restrictions. On today's show: Perrin Beatty, president and CEO of The Canadian Chamber of Commerce, discusses the decision by the U.S. to extend the land border restrictions. Ted Farr, news director and morning news anchor at AM 1150 in Kelowna, British Columbia, shares the latest updates on the provincial state of emergency due to the wildfires. Scott Reid, CTV News political commentator and former communications director for Prime Minister Paul Martin, plays Overhyped vs. Underplayed.
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The Rush Roundtable - July 22
GUESTS: Andria Barrett - Diversity & Inclusion consultant with The Diversity Agency John Tory Jr. - Aviation expert -
The Rush Round Table July 21
GUESTS: KARMAN WONG - FORMER JOURNALIST & COMMUNICATIONS ADVISOR TO THE PREMIER, FOUNDER OF KPW COMMUNICATIONS SCOTT REID - NEWSTALK 1010 POLITICAL ANALYST
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Growth of cannabis retailers in Ontario could lead to a wave of closures
GUEST: Brad Poulos Lecturer with Ryerson University. -
Remembering Dolores Claman, composer of Hockey Night In Canada Theme
Guest: Ed Conroy. RetroOntario
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