The Jerry Agar Show

He's the best baseball player in the world and he could find a home here with the Toronto Blue Jays. It's not just about baseball and if you don't get it, allow Jerry Agar to explain.

Clearly spies can’t operate like the ones we see in movies so what are the actual rules? Jerry is joined by Michel Juneau-Katsuya, the former Asia-Pacific chief at the Canadian Security Intelligence Service to find out.

Is it insane to assume that if you can't afford to hang on to 600 employees that your executives probably don't deserve bonuses? You won't believe what the CEO of the CBC said in an interview with her own network!

Does that mean they're affordable, nope.  Jerry Agar is joined by Frank Leo, a Real Estate agent with 30 years of Toronto & GTA real estate experience to find out what's happening 

Jerry Agar was joined by deputy opposition leader Melissa Lantsman to talk about the rally and why it was so important for her to be a part of it.

Nobody has that answer, but, Jerry Agar is joined by Robert Benzie, Queen’s Park Bureau Chief for the Toronto Star to look at what her chances are and what challenges she faces rebuilding the party 

Toronto city hall may force businesses to eventually charge a minimum fee of $2 for bags to drive shoppers towards more environmentally-friendly alternatives.”  aren't the reusable bags were the environmentally-friendly alternative

Jerry gets to know Parthi Kandavel who won the Scarborough Southwest byelection.

He says he will win the Carbon Tax election and scrap the Carbon Tax.

Some municipalities are missing out on federal money for missing housing targets but they can’t force developers to build.  Should they be able to fine procrastinating developers?

The area BIA need would need to do some pretty intense fundraising to save the festival but some are saying the city should step up and pay. Really? NO!

The Canadian government has reached a deal with Google over the Online News Act that will see Google make annual payments to news companies in the range of $100 million.  Jerry Agar is joined by tech analyst for more details and what this may mean for a deal with Mark Zuckerberg's Meta.

As groups at York U call for the reinstatement of suspended employees, that were charged damaging a Toronto Indigo, maybe they should bone up on what freedom of expression is.

Jerry Agar is joined by Managing Editor of Blacklocks.ca on a request that correctional services is making to jam contraband cell phones of prisoners because currently that's not allowed.  Why?

Are there details of the deal announced yesterday between Toronto and Ontario that we should be more cautious about?  Jerry Agar is joined by Toronto City Councillor James Paternak for that conversation 

Jerry Agar is joined by Toronto Star Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Robert Benzie to break down the “historic” deal between Toronto and the province that will see Ontario take over the operation of the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway.

It’s expected that the NHL wont fine a goalie for wearing a custom mask for a Native American Heritage night.  If the NHL doesn’t fine him they are again picking and choosing which players agendas are okay and which ones aren’t.

Conservative shadow minister for Agriculture, John Barlow, joins the show to talk about Bill C-234.

Jim Dunn, a professor at McMaster University and Director of the Canadian Housing Evidence Collaborative talks about homelessness and the modular housing units opened by the city of Toronto.