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Toronto students told not to speak during lunch to reduce the spread of COVID-19
Parents of elementary school children in the Toronto are expressing concern after their children were asked no to speak in an effort to curb transmission of COVID-19.
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Toronto students told not to speak during lunch to reduce the spread of COVID-19
Parents of elementary school children in the Toronto are expressing concern after their children were asked no to speak in an effort to curb transmission of COVID-19. -
Multiple people injured after car crashes into bus in Toronto
Multiple people have various injuries after a vehicle collided into a bus in Toronto Friday evening. -
Homicide detectives investigating after man killed in Toronto
Toronto police are investigating after a man was killed in the city’s Jane and Finch area early Saturday morning. -
36-year-old man killed after overnight shooting in Toronto
A man is dead following an overnight shooting in Toronto’s Little Jamaica neighbourhood, paramedics say. -
Toronto police release images of suspect in west end sexual assault
Toronto police are seeking help from the public to identify a suspect wanted in connection with a sexual assault of a woman in the city’s west end on Thursday. -
'Handed a death sentence': Canadian restaurants decry pending end to federal subsidies that have kept them afloat
At Lazy Daisy’s Café in Toronto's Little India neighbourhood, the cappuccino machine is still whirring and the biscuits are being buttered—but 20 months into the pandemic, it hasn’t been easy to keep the kitchen running. -
Timeline of Ontario's plan to lift public health measures
Ontario has released a plan for lifting COVID-19 public health measures over several months. Here's the province's timeline: -
MPP resigns from Tory caucus, disputing that she misrepresented vaccination status
An Ontario legislator has resigned from the Progressive Conservative caucus following an accusation from party leadership that she had misrepresented her COVID-19 vaccination status. -
Toronto’s Santa Claus Parade opts for broadcast-only event again
For the second year in a row, Santa Claus will not be marching through the streets of Toronto. -
What Ontario businesses will be able to open at full capacity on Monday?
As of 12:01 a.m. on Monday, the following businesses will be able to reopen without physical distancing required.
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Dr. Zain Chagla with John Moore
A new study authored by infectious disease expert Dr Zain Chagla found that essential workers and those living in poorer areas of the GTA took the brunt of the Delta wave. He breaks it down for Moore In The Morning. Dr Chagla would also like to highlight Ontario’s first monoclonal antibody therapy clinic at St Joseph’s Healthcare in Hamilton. -
Christine Dobby with John Moore
What the heck is going on at Rogers? Toronto Star business reporter Christine Dobby has the latest for Moore In The Morning.
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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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Jesting The News; The Feel; Survival
DylanGott and Dave Martin join the Late Showgram to talk about this weeks weirdest and funniest news stories. Jim and Producer Tony check out some of the feel good stories of the week and decide whether they get the feels. And update on the Gabby Petito Story. Officials have confirmed to be the remains of what might be Petito's partner Brian Laundrie, who had been missing for several weeks and was wanted by police for questioning. Robert Urban is the Chief Instructor and Founder of The Urban Survival Academy. He and Jim speculate on the fate of Laundrie and why an experienced hiker would have been missing for so long. Unwritten rules of flying on the airlines. The Late Showgram is joined by Stan from FlyWell on the Late Showgram to discuss etiquette on planes. This does not go the way Jim planned. #Comedy #Feels #GoodNews #Survivalist #FlightEtiquette #travel -
Christmas Decorations; AOC; Corona vs COVID; Strong Opinions
A mish mash of topics to start off the Showgram. Jim asks if anyone has already seen Christmas Decorations; Later he responds to a text about how much he likes Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Jim read out text messages we have collected from the board this week, that were obviously meant for someone else. Finally Strong Opinions, that Don't Matter.
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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 show features panelists Mike Kakuk, Morning show host on CKLW AM800 in Windsor ON, and Ryan Price, News Director & afternoon drive host on CFAX 1070 in Victoria BC. Topics: The federal government has announced it will spend $7.4 billion dollars for new pandemic support as several existing support programs for individuals and businesses come to an end this weekend. Is this what Canada needs? What did you make of Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s comments about immigration? The Ontario Liberals say they will explore a four-day workweek if elected in 2022. Are you for or against four-day workweeks? Newfoundland and Labrador will implement a soft drink tax in 2022 — Canada’s first. Is this a good idea? -
Canada unveils details of an international vaccine passport
Evan Solomon breaks down Canada’s announcement on international vaccines passports, and the end of some support for individuals and businesses and the extension and creation of others. On today's show: Mark Agnew with The Canadian Chamber of Commerce on the government announcing targeted COVID-19 support measures to create jobs and growth. We play Evan’s full interview with Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Andrew Furey on his province’s soft drink tax. Ken Jenkins, former Washington running back, on the NFL agreeing to end race-based brain testing in $1B settlement. Kuljinder Singh and Arvindjeet Singh on how they created a makeshift rope out of their turbans to save stranded hikers. Glen McGregor, CTV National News Senior Political Correspondent on his story investigating a Canadian racing driver and Instagram influencer accused of 'massive fraudulent' scheme. Jennifer Scott, a gig worker and President of Gig Workers United on Uber drivers pressuring the Ontario government for employee status.
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The Rush Round Table October 22
Guests: Celina Caesar-Chavvannes - Former Liberal MP, Senior Advisor at Queen's University and Author; Chris Chapin, Partner at Upstream Strategies -
Booze and Reviews with Richard Crouse - October 22
Richard gives us the history of the Tequila Sunrise... the drink Mick Jagger made famous! Also reviews for Dune, The Harder They Fall
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Touchdowns and Fumbles- October 22nd
Guest: Bob Reid, Veteran Communications Specialist. -
NFL agrees to end race-based brain testing in $1B settlement.
Guest: Sandy Annunziata. Former player in the CFL.
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