Newstalk 1010
-
Teach Ivanka Siolkowsky, from Ukraine, with John Moore
Former teacher from Toronto, Ivanka Siolkowsky, joins Moore In The Morning from Ukraine, as she paints flowers where the Russians left behind bullet holes. -
Engineering Professor Bruce Hellinga with John Moore
Bruce Hellinga, a University of Waterloo engineering professor who specializes in transportation, tells Moore In The Morning that despite gas prices at record highs, current increases simply aren't enough get people to drive less, especially in the short term. -
Dan McTeague with John Moore
Here’s some welcomed relief at the pump. Ontario gas prices are about to take a massive drop. Dan McTeague, president of Canadians for Affordable Energy, and a fuel price forecaster, has the details for Moore In The Morning. -
Mark Mendelson with John Moore
Three, back to back to back carjackings took place in Toronto yesterday afternoon, apparently by the same individuals. Is this an organized crime issue now? The city has now seen more incidents so far than all of last year. NEWSTALK 1010 crime specialist Mark Mendelson has some answers for Moore In The Morning. -
Test Tube Thursdays with Dan Riskin
Test Tube Thursdays with NEWSTALK 1010 Science Expert Dan Riskin. Bringing the biggest stories of the week: Monkeypox outbreak spreads as Canada now suspects more than a dozen cases, NASA's Mars InSight mission coming to an end as dust covers solar panels,scientists successfully grow plants in moon soil for the first time, and why it is so hard for a one-hit wonder to have a lasting music career. -
Nik Nanos with John Moore
A new survey confirms Doug Ford is heading to re-election. Pollster Nik Nanos breaks down the findings for Moore In The Morning. -
The Morning Brief with Mark Towhey
The Morning Brief with Mark Towhey, a trusted advisor to business and political leaders. Discussing the biggest stories of the morning including a new survey showing Doug Ford is heading to reelection, Toronto's streak of carjackings reaches new heights, Ontario Green Party leader Mike Schreiner testing positive for COVID, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney resigning, and George W. Bush gaffes on Ukraine. -
Three carjackings committed in the span of two hours in Toronto are linked, police say
Police say that investigators now believe that three armed carjackings committed in the span of two hours on Wednesday night are linked. -
One person arrested after Lamborghini stolen during Toronto home invasion
One person has been arrested and at least one other suspect remains outstanding after a luxury SUV was stolen during a home invasion in Toronto. -
John Moore Round Two- May 19th
Guests: Tim Hudak, former leader of the Ontario Conservatives, now with the OREA , Pickup Communications’ Tamara Cherry and NEWSTALK 1010’s Adwoa Nsiah-Yeboah.
Subscribe to our newsletter As Heard On NEWSTALK 1010 and receive the latest podcast episodes delivered right to your inbox every day!
-
Eat This
Hosted by Lianne Phillipson
AROUND ONTARIO
-
Pre-trial motions underway for man accused of killing Muslim family in London, Ont.
Pre-trial motions got underway Thursday for the man accused in the deaths of a London Muslim family. -
What’s open and closed in Windsor-Essex on Victoria Day
Here’s a list of what’s open and closed in Windsor-Essex on Victoria Day on Monday, May 23: -
'It keeps me alive': Guelph, Ont. senior earns black belt in jiu-jitsu
Jim Stevenson, 66, has been promoted to black belt in jiu-jitsu, making him the oldest person in his dojo to receive the belt. -
Family fun Portarama festival makes comeback after COVID-hiatus
The 37th annual Portarama Family Festival hosts its opening ceremony Thursday evening in Port McNicoll. -
School bus monitor charged with sexual assault of young girls
Owen Sound Police have charged an 81-year-old Owen Sound man with sexual assault. -
OutLoud North Bay building gets a major facelift
A hub for children in the 2SLGBTQ+ community and allies got a major facelift after working with Giant Tiger and a Canadian designer to give the space a major transformation. -
CBSA: Tips for a smooth border crossing this Victoria Day weekend
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is offering tips to travellers headed across the border this Victoria Day weekend. -
Kingston, Ont. school board renames Sir John A. Macdonald School as Ecole Maple
Sir John A. Macdonald Public School in Kingston, Ont. will now be known as École Maple Elementary School. -
Ottawa taxi rates increasing 10 per cent in June
Ottawa taxi fares are going up for the first time in 12 years, as drivers deal with higher costs to fill up the gas tank.
Listen to the latest national News update
