Moore in the Morning

Hour 3 President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs are set to go into effect today. NBC News Radio White House Correspondent Jon Decker has the latest on the situation. A crown attorneys' group accuses politicians and the media of 'attacks on the justice system.' Plus, e-scooter safety needs to be re-addressed on city streets. Free for all round 2 with Jason Agnew, Jennifer McKelvie, and Patrick Brown.

Hour 2 Drew Fagan, a professor at the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy discusses the current tariff situation with the US as we reach the August 1st deadline. What should Mark Carney do about the tariff situation? Then, John Tory Jr weighs in on the flight attendant that is accusing Delta of using an inexperienced pilot on the plane that crashed at Pearson airport. Free for all round 1 with Vass Bednar, Courtney Betty and Jerry Agar.

Hour 1 John Tory hosts the show and gives you the five things you need to know. Deb Hutton joins the Morning Brief to talk about the top stories of the day. Branding and marketing expert, Tony Chapman, discusses a four-day work week, an artist struggling to sell concert tickets, and Canadian Tire.

Hour 4: Michael Longfield, Executive Director at Cycle Toronto, on the court striking down the Ford government's plan to remove three bike lanes in Toronto, saying doing so will put 'people at increased risk of harm and death.' Marilyn Denis and David Cory talk about the top entertainment stories of the week.

Hour 3: Noah Shack, the CEO of the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs (CIJA) talks about how Canada will recognize a Palestinian state in September at the UN. Waterfront BIA Executive Director Tim Kocur weighs in on tourism numbers halfway through the summer. Free for All Round 2 with Adwoa Nsiah-Yeboah , Tamara Cherry, and Brad Bradford.

Hour 2: Canada will recognize a Palestinian state in September at the UN. Toronto lawyer Gavin Tighe on the court striking down the Ford government's plan to remove three bike lanes in Toronto, saying doing so will put 'people at increased risk of harm and death'. NBC News Radio White House Correspondent Jon Decker is in the press “pool” today which will potentially allow him to ask more questions of the President. One of the topics sure to make headlines is Trump’s trade tariffs which are scheduled to go into effect tomorrow. Could he put in a good word for Canada? Free for All Round 1 with Robert Turner, Amanda Galbraith, and Shelley Carroll.

Hour 1: John Tory hosts Moore in the Morning and brings you the five things you need to know. The Morning Brief with Tim Hudak looks into top stories of the day, including the Ontario court putting the brakes on bike lane removals. Dan Riskin talks about the turning point when your body's aging accelerates, and more science stories on Test Tube Thursday.

Hour 4: Slaight Foundation Stepping In Where USAID is Stepping Out, Niagara Resident Falsely Accused of Drug Smuggling, Controversial Musician

Hour 3: Your Rights in The Heat, Should Canada Recognize Palestine as a State? Round 2

Hour 2: More Pools Plunge, Controversial Musician, Not Optimistic About A Trade Deal, Round 1

Hour 1: Indoor Pool Closed Too? Canada's Rich and Poor at Record Disparity, Covid Aged Your Brain

Hour 4: All In For Ontario, Elbows Up Causing Panic In Las Vegas, Things That Are Working and Things That Aren't

Hour 3: Sunshine List Members Can't Afford Homes Too, CNE and Chicken Nugget Cookies? Round 2

Hour 2: What To Cut? With The Minister of Finance, Private vs Public Sector, Round 1

Hour 1: Sunshine List Members Can't Afford Homes, Deadly Shooting In Manhattan, No Confidentiality For AI Therapists

Hour 4: He's Been Sounding The Alarm About The US For 8 Years Now, Auto Theft Declining Finally, Carney's Cuts

Hour 3: Politics in Class, Pool Perils, T is for Terry, Round 2

Hour 2: Hamilton Cyber Attack, Tariffs To Start Friday, Round 1

Hour 1: Five Things To Know, Sydney Sweeny Ads, Senior House Squatting, World Cup

Hour 4: The Passing of Hulk Hogan, Tory's Take, Chuck Mangione Dies, Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812