Producer Donnie's wife took an Uber this morning where the male driver called her beautiful while exiting the vehicle. Is that appropriate? Donnie doesn't think so. Zero stars.By iHeartRadio

A crash that killed 4 people including an infant may to be the result of a police chase. Newstalk 1010's Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson joins Jerry Agar on whether chases are still necessary.By iHeartRadio

BC’s NDP Government is planning to recriminalize drug use in public places. It’s a move in the right direction. Will Ontario learn from BC’s mistakes?By iHeartRadio

Jerry Agar is joined by The Star’s Robert Benzie on how the kaffiyeh ban at Queen’s Park is dividing Doug Ford’s Government behind closed doors and is REALLY about a Milton by-election.By iHeartRadio

Pickering just voted that speakers at public meetings will be restricted to residents and business owners. Should Toronto also have this rule? A Toronto city councillor weighs in.By iHeartRadio

Yesterday, Jerry Agar’s new frenemy MP Nate Erskine-Smith asked if Jerry cared about wealth inequality. He doesn’t. He’ll explain why.By iHeartRadio

You could unknowingly buy a stolen car from a car dealer because we can’t detect duplicated VIN numbers in other jurisdictions. Does the ministry know about this? How do we fix this?By iHeartRadio

The boys who used AI to create nude photos of female classmates won't face any criminal charges. The school board won't say if the teens will face any consequences. What should they be punished with?By iHeartRadio

A UK private school has introduced a school day that runs from 7am to 7pm. Would you be for that if the day includes time for homework and organized sport? Is it too much?By iHeartRadio

The Ford Government will make an announcement tomorrow on a deal with Honda for an electic vehicle and battery plant. The Canadian Press joins Jerry on what we know so far.By iHeartRadio

Trudeau took to social media to claim that his government “...cut the cost of cellphone plans in half...” is that true? Jerry Agar gets answers from an expert that monitors the industry in Canada.By iHeartRadio

If your kid is in grade 12 and goes to St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic High in York they are! How is this an acceptable solution to staffing shortages? There’s no other solution?By iHeartRadio

In a historic ruling, a BC judge has ordered a separating couple to also split custody of their dog 50/50. Isn't a dog or family pet technically considered property?By iHeartRadio

After five weeks Umar Zameer was acquitted of the death of undercover Toronto Police Det. Const. Jeffrey Northrup but the focus has now turned to the officers who testified and politicians who made comments when Zameer initially received bail.By iHeartRadio

Toronto Waterfront Marathon adding another race day this year. WHY?! Why did we approve 2 days for what’s previously done in 1?By iHeartRadio

If this is a huge issue and we have cameras for red lights and speeding why not “box cameras”?By iHeartRadio

Gas prices shot up 14 cents a litre overnight due to a switch to the “summer blend.” Why is summer gas more expensive? Jerry Agar gets you the answers.By iHeartRadio

The Premier and party leaders are calling on Ted Arnott to reverse a ban on keffiyehs at Queen's Park. Does Arnott have a point about what could be seen as a divisive and hurtful prop?By iHeartRadio

Former TO Mayor David Miller had a message for Jerry Agar on why and how Canada's pricing on carbon is an effective measure to fight climate change. Jerry Agar has a message of his own for Miller.By iHeartRadio

NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson breaks down new details revealed by Peel Police and U.S. law enforcement on the heist.By iHeartRadio

Science says a friendly pat on the back makes a basketball player better at free-throws buy why? Find out on Telescopic Tuesday with Newstalk 1010 Science & Tech Expert Dan Riskin!By iHeartRadio

People on social media are celebrating a Canadian man who refused to pay sales tax at Home Depot. This is not how “axe the tax” works, idiot.By iHeartRadio

In a since deleted post, the offer was directed at homeless people who have been living in public parks. Is there anything morally wrong with the proposal?By iHeartRadio

How could Israel respond and how could it affect international relations? Jerry Agar is joined by a professor of Middle East and Islamic politics to find out.By iHeartRadio

Bob Reid breaks down this week's Touchdowns and Fumbles.By iHeartRadio

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh speaks at the Broadbent Institute 2024 Progress Summit and distances the NDP from support for Justin Trudeau’s policy.By iHeartRadio

Bob Reid fills in. We talk OJ Simpson and bring you The Blacklocks Report with Tom Korski.By iHeartRadio

Bob Reid fills in. Their son’s arm was broken at school. Another student was charged with assault. The family wants to know why it took a court order for the Peel board to get records to police.By iHeartRadio

The board is being asked to fly the flag in May and also ask staff & students to participate in a march in Ottawa. Is this within the purview of education?By iHeartRadio

Did Déborah De Braekeleer need to be fired from her Quebec school after leaving for 2 months to compete on Survivor? You may not believe what her union said.By iHeartRadio

The Toronto Star has revealed that Ford’s office budget has ballooned from $2.9M to $6.9M since 2019. Is this a bad look for someone who wants to “stop the gravy train?”By iHeartRadio

When Jerry Agar tried to sell his motorcycle online it was obvious that someone was trying to scam him. When he brought the issue to Police he was pretty disappointed by the response.By iHeartRadio

The city of Toronto is continuing down the path of removing a parking lot worth more that $1M a year to put in a new greenspace. The war on the car is alive and well.By iHeartRadio

Most of your kids are home from school, Niagara has declared a state of emergency, Kingston is expecting half a million people. Are you one of the many making the event?By iHeartRadio

I disagree with John Tory on his opinion of the vacant home tax.By iHeartRadio

If you feel hoodwinked by your realtor because you “didn’t know” about the designation until after the sale sue the realtor.By iHeartRadio

Tom Korski, Managing Editor of Blacklocks.ca breaks down the latest news from Ottawa.By iHeartRadio

Jerry breaks down why Jagmeet's idea is ridiculous.By iHeartRadio

MP Han Dong during a foreign-interference inquiry said he didn’t recall asking China to delay releasing the 2 Michaels for political gain. I’m sorry but that’s something you’d “recall.”By iHeartRadio

At a press conference addressing the housing crisis, the PM pointed the finger at temporary foreign workers and international students...if only he was responsible for such things...By iHeartRadio

Gen Z is increasingly choosing the trades over “higher education.” Are they making the right choice? Do you work in the trades? How much money do you make?By iHeartRadio

Trudeau’s Liberals are moving forward with an election pledge promising $1 Billion to fund a national school food program. This isn’t the governments job it’s yours.By iHeartRadio

The price on pollution increases to $15 per tonne today, so how does the man who wants to “axe the tax” feel? Find out when he joins Jerry Agar live.By iHeartRadio

Several people had to be arrested during a pro-Palestinian demonstration but did cops let it get this bad by dropping the ball with previous protests? Here is the link to Jerry's and Zoltan's song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9TwghZgecwBy iHeartRadio

Tom Korski, Managing Editor of Blacklocks.ca breaks down the latest stories from Ottawa.By iHeartRadio

Ontario school boards sue Snapchat, TikTok and Meta for $4.5 billion, alleging they're deliberately hurting students. We talk to the TDSB Chair about this.By iHeartRadio

We take your calls on whether this is a deterrent or cash grab.By iHeartRadio

We get calls from teachers and parents on why they think this is happening.By iHeartRadio

Following up on this morning's disastrous Baltimore bridge collapse where a container ship rammed into the bridge completely destroying it Deb Hutton turns to Civil Structural Engineer, Julian Carter to find out if the bridge should have been able to withstand such a collisionBy iHeartRadio

Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, takes you through how an provincial budget day unfolds and breaks down what should be in the budget for you and your family with a former provincial Chief Economist Brian Lewis.By iHeartRadio