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Mark takes your calls. 
Should Mark Carney follow Britain's plan to get people hanging out more? 

GUESTS: Jesse Rogerson - Associate Science Professor at York University and author of the book Daydreaming in the Solar System
Justin Ling - staff columnist for the Star and an investigative journalist based in Montreal

Mark takes your calls.&nbsp; Should Mark Carney follow Britain's plan to get people hanging out more?&nbsp;
GUESTS: Jesse Rogerson - Associate Science Professor at York University and author of the book Daydreaming in the Solar System Justin Ling - staff columnist for the Star and an investigative journalist based in Montreal

Deb Hutton provides listeners with real talk that cuts through the noise for the early drive home. Her experience in politics and communications brings a fresh common sense perspective on the issues that matter. 

Deb Hutton provides listeners with real talk that cuts through the noise for the early drive home. Her experience in politics and communications brings a fresh common sense perspective on the issues that matter.

The Deb Hutton Show

Should we treat addiction the same way we treat tuberculosis? 

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What’s the biggest thing you’ve ever forgotten?
We hear from the steel industry about Mark Carney's tariff plan. 

GUESTS: Marty Warren - United Steelworkers National Director for Canada
Michel Juneau Katsuya - former Asia-Pacific chief at CSIS   

What&rsquo;s the biggest thing you&rsquo;ve ever forgotten? We hear from the steel industry about Mark Carney's tariff plan.&nbsp;
GUESTS: Marty Warren - United Steelworkers National Director for Canada Michel Juneau Katsuya - former Asia-Pacific chief at CSIS &nbsp;&nbsp;

Mark Towhey fills in for Deb this afternoon 

Jim Richards explores Toronto's growing coyote problem with wildlife expert Dennis Murray, following reports of attacks in Markham and even a coyote pup found inside a Toronto home.
Next, Conservative MP Mike Lake discusses calls to reform Canada's public alert system after the tragic disappearance and death of a Calgary boy.
Later, Trucker Sal compares his experiences crossing the border via the Ambassador Bridge and the new Gordie Howe International Bridge.
The hour wraps up with Richard Crouse of Entertainment is Broken, covering the latest entertainment headlines, including $20 concert ticket experiments, a Céline Dion fan lottery, and new movie reviews.

 

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<li>Jim Richards explores Toronto's growing coyote problem with wildlife expert Dennis Murray, following reports of attacks in Markham and even a coyote pup found inside a Toronto home.</li>
<li>Next, Conservative MP Mike Lake discusses calls to reform Canada's public alert system after the tragic disappearance and death of a Calgary boy.</li>
<li>Later, Trucker Sal compares his experiences crossing the border via the Ambassador Bridge and the new Gordie Howe International Bridge.</li>
<li>The hour wraps up with Richard Crouse of Entertainment is Broken, covering the latest entertainment headlines, including $20 concert ticket experiments, a C&eacute;line Dion fan lottery, and new movie reviews.</li>
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Coyotes in Your Bed, Emergency Alert Failures & Discount Concert Tickets

Jim Richards kicks off the hour with a classic Jim Rant, sharing his thoughts on who should be listening to the show and why.
Then, lawyer Gavin Tighe joins the program to discuss a proposal from Ontario mayors that would allow some people struggling with severe addiction to be compelled into treatment, sparking debate over public safety, individual rights, and mental health care.
Later, Peter Athanasopoulos from Spinal Cord Injury Ontario examines the shortage of wheelchair-accessible taxis in Toronto and the challenges facing accessible transportation.
The hour wraps up with listener calls inspired by Jim's Tangerine, as he shares stories and frustrations involving his parents.

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<li>Jim Richards kicks off the hour with a classic Jim Rant, sharing his thoughts on who should be listening to the show and why.</li>
<li>Then, lawyer Gavin Tighe joins the program to discuss a proposal from Ontario mayors that would allow some people struggling with severe addiction to be compelled into treatment, sparking debate over public safety, individual rights, and mental health care.</li>
<li>Later, Peter Athanasopoulos from Spinal Cord Injury Ontario examines the shortage of wheelchair-accessible taxis in Toronto and the challenges facing accessible transportation.</li>
<li>The hour wraps up with listener calls inspired by Jim's Tangerine, as he shares stories and frustrations involving his parents.</li>
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Should we treat addiction the same way we treat tuberculosis?

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