Party For Two with Robert Turner, Real Estate brokerage mismanagement, Air Canada update, and Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid.

The Battle River-Crowfoot election, Toronto Police Superintendent had the right goal but the wrong game plan, how do people fall for fortune tellers, and Trump and Putin's meeting in Alaska.

Party for Two with Sunira Chaudhri, Danielle Cowen of the Ontario Caregiver Organization talks help for caregivers, The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski and has TIFF lost its' way?

Facts matter, the outrageous soft treatment of ISIS supporters, The TTC Streetcar racer Mac Bauer, and Criminal Code double standards.

Dangerous driving - Respect for trustees? - Work stoppage for Air Canada?

Should the government ‘pull a Ronald Reagan’? - Gregg Zaun - Housing ‘curb test’

Hour 2: Party for two - Housing targets - Telescopic Tuesday - Taylor Swift Karen Stintz joins Jerry on party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Mike Moffatt weighs in on how we are not hitting our housing targets. It's Telescopic Tuesday, and Dan Riskin joins the show to talk about the top science stories of the week. Taylor Swift announced her 12th studio album, and 99.9 Virgin radio's Leah Abrahams joins Jerry to talk about why this is a big deal.

Hour 1: Vending machines - Using plastic surgery to run from the law - Parkside Drive speed camera Jerry opens the show by talking about controversial vending machines that provide supplies for people who use hard drugs. Criminology professor and former CBSA officer, Kelly Sundberg, talks to Jerry about how fugitives can use plastic surgery to evade authorities. The Parkside Drive camera has been re-installed for a seventh time. Faraz Gholizadeh, the co-chair of Safe Parkside weighs in on the situation on that road.

Hour 2: Party for Two - Forest Fires - Bike lane campaign Brian Lilley joins Jerry for Party for Two. Crews are battling a forest fire in Kawartha Lakes, Mayor Doug Elmslie joins Jerry to give insight into what's happening. Toronto launches a new campaign to keep the peace in bike lanes. Should there be mandatory service under 30?

Hour 1: Criminals - Cable Cars - Traffic Questions - COVID Terminations Jerry opens the show by talking about Canada being a convenient place for criminals. Could cable cars be the fix to our traffic problems? Jonathan English, Principal at Infrastory Insights and a policy consultant to the Toronto Region Board of Trade weighs in on how this could help get people around. Ask a traffic cop with Sean Shapiro, who answers your questions. Sunira Chaudhri weighs in on how terminations during the COVID pandemic continue to cost employers.

Party for Two - Employment numbers - Beer with politicians? - Touchdowns and Fumbles

Employment numbers - Online reviews - ChatGPT's concerning interactions with children

Party for Two - The Blacklock's Report - MLB's First Female Umpire

Security Screening Delays - 401 Tunnel & Eglinton Crosstown - Ontario Expands Nursing Enrollment - NASA Looks Into Nuclear Reactor on the Moon

Party for two - Canada-US trade - Mark Carney's report card

Conspiracy theories - Air Canada - AI and online age verification - Paramedic pilot program

Party for Two - Society works because people obey laws - Telescopic Tuesday

Canada Post - 6-6pm/8 days a week? - Toronto Police Association - Pets

Party For Two - Cops In Schools - Pregnancy and the Human Rights Code - Touchdowns and Fumbles

Paramedic Fired for Tweet - AI Predicts Illnesses - Uber for Women - Marketplace Complaints