Moore in the Morning - Sound Bites

The Morning Brief with @PreetBanerjee, personal finance commentator and founder of MoneyGaps: Is Doug Ford charting a course for Ottawa?, Carney will have no choice but to kill supply management, and polling suggests Canadians are more willing to fight for their country.

White Coat Wednesday with NEWSTALK 1010 Medical Correspondent Dr Mitch Shulman: Sweet dreams soured by dairy, researchers say.

"This costs Canadians $340 extra a year." @TashaKheiriddin, National Post Columnist and advisor to political figures, tells @MooreintheAM why Prime Minister Mark Carney will have no choice but to kill supply management.

Police in Canada have access to DNA if you ever gave it to those ancestry companies. Former homicide detective @MendelsonMark and former Privacy Commissioner @AnnCavoukian take two sides on @MooreintheAM about the need for guardrails as police gravitate toward ‘unbridled genetic surveillance’.

John Moore Round Two- July 2

John Moore Round One - July 2

Turner and Hooch or Hudson and Rex? @RichardCrouse, host of the podcast Maple Syrup for Your Eyes, explains to @MooreintheAM how Canadian eyeballs are firmly fixed on America’s cultural output.

Canada cancels its digital services tax in concession to Donand Trump. @MooreintheAM gets the latest analysis from tech expert @CarmiLevy and Columbia University economist @BrettEHouse. 

Like it or not there WILL be fireworks tomorrow evening. Will your pet be ready? Animal trainer Heidi Herriott gives @MooreintheAM tips on how to prepare your cats and dogs for the fireworks they will be hearing on Canada Day.

Mulcair Mondays former federal cabinet Minister Lisa @LRaitt: Canada cancels the digital services tax in concession to Donald Trump.

The Morning Brief with CTV Political Analyst @_ScottReid: Canada cancels the digital services tax in concession to Donand Trump, Toronto wants to put homeless shelters in its suburbs, and cheaper housing means a retirement crisis for homeowners.

John Moore Round Two - June 30

John Moore Round One - June 30

John Moore Round Two - June 27

Toronto City Councillor @DianneSaxe and @DollyBegum, NDP Shadow Minister for Transport, join @MooreintheAM on documents showing the Eglinton Crosstown may be delayed past its September opening after all.

John Moore Round One - June 27

Economist Armine Yalnizyan tells @MooreintheAM how the youth job market in Canada slumps most among major economies.

Branding and Marketing expert @TonyChapman, host of the podcast Chatter That Matters: How Labubus became a viral obsession.

The Morning Brief with Deb Hutton, former senior advisor to two premiers: Toronto Police prepares to secure Pride celebrations, swarming teen sentenced to 12 months probation, Ford gov to allow alcohol on ‘pedal pubs’, and claims Alberta separatism has never been stronge.

Anne Lagacé Dowson, NEWSTALK 1010 contributor and descendent of Newmarket Quaker John Bogart, explains to Moore In The Morning why she is trying to block a developer's proposal to turn his historic home, one of the oldest standing structures in the municipality, into a large residence in new development.