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City of Toronto, unionized outside workers extend deadline to reach deal
CUPE 416 President Eddie Mariconda says the union and the city are making progress at the bargaining table and want more time to reach an agreement. -
Court of appeal overturns aquittal of Hamilton man who shot would-be robber
Peter Khill may have to stand trial again on second degree murder -
UPDATE: Snow to get heaviest overnight
Areas of the GTA could see 15 to 25 centimetres of snow by early Thursday
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How is the food supply being impacted by coronavirus, blockades?
GUEST: Yehudah Goldberg. Owner, Brother’s Butchershop.
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How is the food supply being impacted by coronavirus, blockades?
GUEST: Yehudah Goldberg. Owner, Brother’s Butchershop.
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Jerry Agar Round Table February 26th
Guests: Ed Conroy – Cultural Historian. Founder of Retro Ontario, which seeks to preserve local history & pop culture, Randi Rahamim - Crisis management consultant with Teneo and George Smitherman – Former politician.
TOP STORIES
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City of Toronto, unionized outside workers extend deadline to reach deal
CUPE 416 President Eddie Mariconda says the union and the city are making progress at the bargaining table and want more time to reach an agreement. -
Casino Rama evacuated over bomb threat
An anonymous threat was called in to the Orillia OPP -
UPDATE: Snow to get heaviest overnight
Areas of the GTA could see 15 to 25 centimetres of snow by early Thursday -
Court of appeal overturns aquittal of Hamilton man who shot would-be robber
Peter Khill may have to stand trial again on second degree murder -
Transport truck driver busted for impaired, after driving the wrong way
Police say the 42-year-old was impaired by drugs -
Tory hopes snow-clearing won't be affected by possible strike
Snow-clearing is almost entirely contracted out, but workers could strike at city yards -
Toronto's outside workers' union and city agree to extend negotiation deadline by 48 hours
Negotiations are continuing today to avert a work stoppage involving the city’s outside workers that could begin as early as midnight. -
New case of COVID-19 in Toronto
Provincial health officials announced a new positive case this morning involving a woman in her 60's who went to Sunnybrook Hospital on Monday after recently travelling to Iran. -
Police break up protest affecting GO's Milton Line
Police say most of the protestors were cooperative but there were a handful of arrests. -
GO train travel on Milton line could be slowed by protest Wednesday
Demonstrators have been occupying tracks in western Toronto -
Search for nine-year-old in Lake Erie called off
Alex Ottley was swept into the icy water Feb. 15 -
Labour Board rules Foodora couriers are dependent contractors, eligible for union
Foodora couriers held a vote last August on whether to join the Canadian Union of Postal Workers
AUDIO CLIPS
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How is the food supply being impacted by coronavirus, blockades?
GUEST: Yehudah Goldberg. Owner, Brother’s Butchershop.
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How is the food supply being impacted by coronavirus, blockades?
GUEST: Yehudah Goldberg. Owner, Brother’s Butchershop.
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Jerry Agar Round Table February 26th
Guests: Ed Conroy – Cultural Historian. Founder of Retro Ontario, which seeks to preserve local history & pop culture, Randi Rahamim - Crisis management consultant with Teneo and George Smitherman – Former politician.
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Cornwall Corona Quarantine
Guest: Savio Vaz. Stuck in Cornwall.
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John Moore Round One February 26th
Guests: Jerry Agar, Host of the Jerry Agar Show, Laura Babcock with Powergroup Communications and James Laidlaw, in home Golf and People’s Voice Awards winner.
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John Moore Round Two February 26th
Guests: Jim Richards, Host of the Showgram, Melissa Lantsman with Enterprise and Host and Gavin Tighe, Toronto Lawyer. ( GAVIN IS THE GRAND MARSHALL OF THE ST PATRICKS DAY PARADE).
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Feb 20 - Young Bank Robbers
I’m sorry, we’re surprised by the ages of the bank robbers rounded up this morning?
GUEST – Turk, Founder of the Turk Foundation, former gang member/ former rapper
Today's Poll
FYI WITH GLENN CROUTER
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Charity weekend
Well, it's all about charity this weekend with two huge events in ski country and across the countryPizzaville
