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Ford Roundup: dismissing overreach, A/C in LTC and social gathering increase coming with Stage 3
Ontario's state of emergency is expected to end on July 24th, but government's emergency powers will go much longer -
Business owners on their own when it comes to mask bylaw enforcement
Under the rules, businesses are responsible for making sure customers wear a mask, and face fines, $1,000 under the Toronto bylaw, for failing to display and enforce their mask policy. -
What would someone be doing with 29 guns?
Police from Peel found the cache, when they searched a home in Collingwood following a traffic stop in Mississauga
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Two people shot and injured in Hamilton police involved shooting
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Toronto Police Const. arrested in connection to fatal shooting last month
44-year-old Bill Horace was shot at his London home June 21st -
It's been dry, but dry enough for a drought?
The TRCA says we're not quite there yet, but you should be conserving water anyway -
Ford Roundup: dismissing overreach, A/C in LTC and social gathering increase coming with Stage 3
Ontario's state of emergency is expected to end on July 24th, but government's emergency powers will go much longer -
Business owners on their own when it comes to mask bylaw enforcement
Under the rules, businesses are responsible for making sure customers wear a mask, and face fines, $1,000 under the Toronto bylaw, for failing to display and enforce their mask policy. -
Uber driver accused of sexually assaulting two teens
The alleged assault happened after a ride from Holland Landing to Newmarket -
Sorry kids, Toys Toys Toys is closing
The chain of toy stores has been open in Toronto and the GTA since 1990 -
What would someone be doing with 29 guns?
Police from Peel found the cache, when they searched a home in Collingwood following a traffic stop in Mississauga -
June home sales in Toronto just shy of year ago, prices up nearly 12 per cent
Home sales plunged earlier this year as the COVID-19 pandemic forced buyers to the sidelines, but they have picked up as businesses have started to reopen. -
Ontario reporting lowest number of new cases of COVID-19 since June 26
The number of deaths remained lower too, with two new deaths reported, bringing the total in the province to 2,691.
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
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The Rush Round Table July 7, 2020
with Reshmi Nair, Jaskarin Sandhu and Amanda Galbraith. -
July 7 - Next President Trivia
Can Jim identify these quotes from Biden/ Trump/ Kanye? GUEST - Jason Agnew - Host of NewsTalk 1010's Sunday Morning Trivia Show -
Evan Solomon Show: Should Canada have a basic income?
Evan Solomon speaks with Jim Stanford, Economist and Director for Center for Future Work, about tomorrow's fiscal snapshot, and the idea of providing a basic income for Canadians. -
LISTEN NOW: Russ Fee receives Medal of Bravery for saving a family from wolf attack
Last year, Russ Fee was camping in Banff National Park when a wolf attacked the family at the campsite next to his. He saved the family from the attack and recently received the Governor General's Medal of Bravery for his actions. He talks to Evan Solomon about what happened that night. -
July 7 - Anti-Mask Protest
Why exactly do people think it's wearing a mask is an infringement on their rights? GUEST - Letitia Montana, anti mask activist -
July 7 - Transit Communities
Ford government to fast-track construction of transit systems Guest: Kinga Surma. Associate Minister of Transportation -
July 7 - How Covid19 has impacted snacking
How Covid19 has impacted snacking. GUEST - Lianne Phillipson. Registered nutritionist. LiannePhillipson.com and SproutRight.com -
Employment Law July 7th
Guest: Howard Levitt, LLP.
