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Canadian rowers Filmer, Janssens 'empty the tanks' for bronze in women's pair
Canadian rowers Caileigh Filmer of Victoria and Hillary Janssens of Surrey, B.C., have captured bronze in women's pair at the Tokyo Olympics.
Tokyo Olympics
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Penny Oleksiak Becomes Canada's Most Decorated Summer Olympian
Penny Oleksiak is Canada's most decorated summer Olympian after winning a bronze medal in the women's 200-metre freestyle at the Tokyo Games. -
LaSalle's Masse 'Disappointed' But Still Happy to Have a Silver Medal
LaSalle's Kylie Masse has captured a silver medal in the women's 100-metre backstroke at the Tokyo Olympics. -
Beauchemin-Pinard Wins Canada's Second Judo Bronze Medal in Tokyo
Canada's Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard has won Canada's second judo medal of the Tokyo Olympics.
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Man in critical condition after stabbing in downtown Toronto
A stabbing near Yonge and Dundas Wednesday night sent one man to hospital in life-threatening condition. -
Lawrence Heights shooting sends two people to hospital
A shooting in Lawrence Heights Wednesday evening left two people injured, Toronto police say. -
Toronto police release images of suspects in the stabbing of 15-year-old boy
Police have released images of five suspects wanted in connection with a stabbing and a robbery in downtown Toronto earlier this month that left a 15-year-old boy seriously injured. -
Travellers voice concerns about crowding at Toronto Pearson International Airport
As air travel slowly ramps up again with COVID-19 restrictions easing, some travellers are expressing concern after arriving at Pearson International Airport describing overcrowding and chaotic scenes. -
Fentanyl detected in Toronto’s sewer system more than triples in pandemic, federal survey finds
The amount of fentanyl detected in Toronto’s wastewater supply has tripled during the pandemic as use of other drugs also rose substantially, according to a government survey of sewage in several major Canadian cities. -
Ontario man walks in for COVID-19 vaccine, leaves with life-saving diagnosis
Fifty-three year-old Mike Mansor recently walked into a COVID-19 immunization clinic for a life-saving vaccine and walked away with a life-saving diagnosis—having received not just a jab to the arm, but a prick to the finger. -
Ontario man forced to fly home and may miss mother's burial after vaccine mix rejected overseas
An Ontario man says he’s devastated after he flew to Trinidad and Tobago only to be turned around and forced to fly home because his vaccine mix is not approved in that country. -
'Wildhood,' 'Scarborough' among Canadian additions to Toronto film festival lineup
An Indigenous two-spirit odyssey and an adaptation of Catherine Hernandez's award-winning novel "Scarborough" are among the Canadian additions to September's Toronto International Film Festival. -
General manager of Ontario retirement home charged after door handles removed from rooms during pandemic
The general manager of an Ontario retirement home is facing confinement charges after police say the door handles were removed from some residents’ rooms during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Toronto Raptors keeping options open heading in to NBA draft
The Toronto Raptors' general manager says the team is keeping all options open ahead of Thursday's NBA draft.
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John Moore Round 1 - July 28, 2021
Dave Trafford filling in. -
Dr. Mitch with Dave Trafford
NEWSTALK 1010’s Medical Correspondent Dr Mitch Shulman explains to Moore In The Morning whether vaccines reduce transmission, as brought up on Free For All Round 1 yesterday.
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Rude People
David Cooper is in for vacationing Jim Richards. For today's phone topic we ask what things people do that you find rude? What do you do that others find rude? -
David Cooper, David Cooper, David Cooper
David Cooper is in for a vacationing Jim Richards. What do an Engineer, a symphony horn player, and a 2nd cousin have in common? They are all named David Cooper. Our own David Cooper scoured the ends of the earth looking for other David Coopers. Hear their stories.
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Fully vaccinated Canadians excluded from U.K. quarantine exception
Guest host Zain Velji discusses how Canada got left out of the U.K.'s new quarantine exemptions. On today's show: We discuss why sponsors are being criticized by U.S. lawmakers over the Beijing Olympics. Chris Aylward, national president of Public Service Alliance of Canada, discusses the possible border workers strike. Listeners' thoughts on the new PBO report on the federal deficit. Michael Castner, morning national news anchor for NBC news radio, shares the latest updates on the Capitol insurrection hearing. -
Will we need COVID-19 booster shots?
Zain Velji guest hosts the show and discusses Quebec's plan to offer COVID-19 booster shots to travellers whose vaccinations status is not accepted in other countries. On today's show: Infectious diseases doctor Zain Chagla weighs-in on Quebec's booster shot plan. Robert Hornung, president and CEO of the Canadian Renewable Energy Association, discusses the dramatic drop in renewable energy costs. Drew Harwell, Washington Post technology reporter covering artificial intelligence and algorithms, discusses his work on The Pegasus Project.
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The Rush Round Table July 28
GUESTS: KARMAN WONG - FOUNDER OF KPW COMMUNICATIONS, FORMER JOURNALIST & COMMUNICATIONS ADVISOR TO THE PREMIER TREVOR MAYOH - POLITICAL COMMENTATOR
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PC Sean Shapiro with Jerry Agar
Your traffic questions answered! -
Growth of cannabis retailers in Ontario could lead to a wave of closures
GUEST: Brad Poulos Lecturer with Ryerson University.
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