The Jerry Agar Show

Sabrina Nanji joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Sunira Chaudhri weighs in on the job losses associated with Hudson's Bay Company closing. Then, Drew Fagan from the University of Toronto discusses the trade war, and how trust has been broken with the US as a reliable trading partner. Plus - how is 'buying Canadian' going for you?

Jerry opens the show explaining why he believes Mark Carney is more like Donald Trump than Pierre Poilievre. Then, Brian Lilley joins the show to talk about how Mark Carney lied to Canadians about the carbon tax, and how Trudeau's Mar-A-Lago visit sparked the 51st state talk. Then, Gavin Tighe discusses a fire that destroyed legal evidence in Durham Region. Plus - Jerry discusses the renaming of Yonge-Dundas Square.

Bob Richardson joins the show for Party for Two and to discuss Mark Carney's swearing-in ceremony. Then, Giles Gherson from the Toronto Region Board of Trade weighs in on tariffs. Plus - it's Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!

Jerry opens the show by talking about an increase in hate in Canada. Then, Brian Lilley joins the show to discuss Doug Ford's visit to Washington and the city of Toronto adding an unelected council member. Then, your traffic questions are answered by the TikTok Traffic Cop. Plus - Christian Leuprecht discusses Donald Trump's belief that the US will annex Greenland.

Robert Benzie joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, a court dismisses the legal challenge to the Ontario Place redevelopment. Plus - the Blacklocks Report with Tom Korski. Mark Towhey joins the show to discuss Doug Ford's upcoming meeting in Washington.

Jerry opens the show by talking about his appearance on a Chicago radio station yesterday, discussing Donald Trump and the tariff situation. Then, Canadians oppose the pay increase for MP's on April 1st. Plus, the 10 reasons the Liberals led by Mark Carney could win the next election. Finally - do you think jurors should be paid?

Mark Mendelson joins Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, Angelo Melino, a professor of Economics at U of T discusses the latest on tariffs, interest rate cuts, and the stock market falling. Then, James Villeneuve joins the show to talk about Doug Ford's Washington visit tomorrow. Then, a study found that Conservative MPs beat Liberals and NDP on online engagement.

Brian Lilley guest hosts the show and discusses the latest on the tariff situation after both Ford and Trump walk back tariff increases. Then, Vass Bednar discusses AI-driven advertisements on streaming services. Then, Tracey Wilson joins the show to discuss gun policy in Canada.

Will Stewart joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Sunira Chaudhri talks about how the tariffs will impact Canadian businesses. It's Tuesday, which means Telescopic Tuesday, with Dan Riskin, looking into the world of science! Then, Jerry discusses the CBC.

Jerry opens the show by talking about Donald Trump's imposed tariffs. Then, he discusses the tariff update on steel and aluminum tariffs being doubled as of tomorrow with David Adams of the Global Auto Makers of Canada and Mike Kakuk from AM800. Then, what happened to construction and why does it take so long?

Mark Towhey joins the show for 'Party for Two' to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Bob Richardson discusses Mark Carney's Liberal leadership win. Premier Ford announces a 25% surcharge on electricity exports to the United States. Then, Jeff Lang, WSIB President discusses aid to businesses amid tariff uncertainty.

Jerry is back, and opens the show by talking about Mark Carney winning the Liberal leadership election, then takes your calls. Jon Burnside joins the show to discuss the limited crews that can fix the many potholes in the city. Then, Tasha Kheiriddin weighs in on how the Conservatives are gearing up to go up against a new Liberal leader.

Brian Lilley hosts the show today and opens by talking about Doug Ford going full steam ahead with tariffs. Then, Chris Swonger from the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States joins the show to talk about the impact that Ontario removing American booze has on the industry. Then, Pierre Poilievre joins Brian in the studio to discuss various issues including Mark Carney.

Sabrina Nanji joins the show for Party for Two. Then Doug Ford discusses the latest on tariffs. Plus, it's Friday which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!

Premier Doug Ford speaks with Deb about tariffs and relations with the United States. Then, Ana Bailao joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, the Blacklocks Report with Tom Korski. Plus, Guidy Mamann discusses changing rules for snowbirds visiting the United States.

Deb Hutton guest hosts the show and opens by discussing the possible CUPE 79 strike on Monday. Then, Jerry Agar joins the show to discuss tariffs and his recent experience with them. Ravi Baichwal from ABC 7 Chicago weighs in on Donald Trump's speech. Plus, Chrystia Freeland talks about the Liberal leadership election.

Mike Kakuk joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Jerry Agar joins Deb to discuss Donald Trump's speech to Congress last night. Toronto city workers could strike as of Monday. Toronto City Councillor, Jennifer McKelvie and CUPE 79 President Nas Yadollahi join the show.

Deb Hutton hosts the show, and opens by discussing Barrie's mayor ordering all US flags be removed from municipal buildings. Then, Deb gets your reaction to the decorum during Donald Trump's speech to Congress. Then, we look into science stories with Dan Riskin.

Will Stewart joins the show for Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Prime Minister Trudeau holds a press conference in response to US tariffs. Jerry Agar joins the show to weigh in on US tariffs. Then, Vincent Caron discusses the effect tariffs will have on Canadian manufacturing and exporting.

Deb Hutton guest hosts today, and opens the show by talking about Doug Ford's plans to end the 16-year pay freeze for MPP's. Then, the US imposes tariffs on Canadian goods, David Paterson weighs in.