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We talk police strategy, political spin, and whether Ontario still needs two school boards on this edition of The Morning Show

Our panel tackles how to reduce gun crime and whether Ontario should rethink having separate Catholic and public school boards

In his monthly sit-down, Chief Thai Truong explains how police are responding to gun crime and digital threats

Catastrophic flash flooding in Texas has turned attention to Canada's vulnerability, with experts warning we’re unprepared for extreme weather

A new report argues that federal and provincial leaders have overstated the impact of cutting interprovincial trade barriers

The federal government is looking to cut more than $21 billion from the budget annually, raising questions about our ability to meet defence commitments

Coldplay didn’t hold back in Toronto, calling Rogers Stadium "weird"

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Ontario’s push to hold local politicians accountable, June’s rise in home sales, and the Jays’ march toward a record

Unifor’s president discussed the Elm Hurst Inn picket and why stronger labour protections are needed in today’s economy

Our weekly chat with the mayor about development, growth, and what’s next for London.

We looked at Ontario’s proposal to let councils remove politicians who misbehave—but only if every councillor votes in favour

LSTAR President Dale Marsh joined us to talk about June’s jump in home sales and whether it signals a lasting recovery

A look at the growing popularity of divorce registries—and the debate over whether they’re a good idea

The Jays have won eight in a row and are just two wins away from setting a pre-All-Star break record

Is “Future You” a helpful innovation or just another tech gimmick nobody will use?

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From travel tax credits to dating profile fibs, we cover the big and small incentives shaping our choices in Ontario

Harry Goslin shares why compensation employees remain on the picket line and what’s needed to resolve the impasse

Dr. Amrit Kirpalani from Western explains how artificial intelligence is transforming diagnosis and patient care

Adil Shamji joins us to discuss the risks of privatization and how a recent data breach could impact patients across Ontario

A look at whether reviving Ontario’s staycation tax credit could drive more Canadians to travel locally as cross-border trips get pricier

We compare small-town recruitment tactics here and abroad to see which financial carrots work best

We explore Tinder’s height filter, the etiquette of coupons on a date, and the top fibs people tell on their dating profiles