Peel Police ask for help in identifying a suspect in a hate motivated assault in Peel Region. 


Youth workers say that the residents of the Black Creek neighbourhood are scared, after an 8-year-old boy was shot.

 
GUESTS:Adam King - an Assistant Professor in the Labour Studies Program at the University of Manitoba

Acting Sgt Tyler Bell-Morena from Peel Regional Police

Destin Bujang - executive director of the Black Creek Youth Initiative

Peel Police ask for help in identifying a suspect in a hate motivated assault in Peel Region.&nbsp;
 Youth workers say that the residents of the Black Creek neighbourhood are scared, after an 8-year-old boy was shot.
&nbsp; GUESTS:Adam King - an Assistant Professor in the Labour Studies Program at the University of Manitoba
Acting Sgt Tyler Bell-Morena from Peel Regional Police
Destin Bujang - executive director of the Black Creek Youth Initiative

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

What does CUPE's defiance of the labour code could mean for future strikes?

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Mark Towhey is in for Deb Hutton and opened with guest tech expert Carmi Levy, who broke down the viral Waymo‑crash confusion and then discussedand explained the Pentagon’s push toward quantum navigation. Listeners then jumped in with their most disappointing tech purchases—from useless walkie‑talkies to tablets that never found a purpose—mixed with a spirited side‑debate about raisins ruining perfectly good baked goods. The hour wrapped with sharp commentary on Toronto Police communications, escalating protest rhetoric, and a look at how U.S.‑sourced guns continue to drive violence in Canada.

Mark Towhey is in for Deb Hutton and opened with guest tech expert Carmi Levy, who broke down the viral Waymo‑crash confusion and then discussedand explained the Pentagon&rsquo;s push toward quantum navigation. Listeners then jumped in with their most disappointing tech purchases&mdash;from useless walkie‑talkies to tablets that never found a purpose&mdash;mixed with a spirited side‑debate about raisins ruining perfectly good baked goods. The hour wrapped with sharp commentary on Toronto Police communications, escalating protest rhetoric, and a look at how U.S.‑sourced guns continue to drive violence in Canada.

Waymo Chaos, Gadget Letdowns & the Raisin Rebellion

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Mark Towhey is in for Deb and Jim today and he kicked off the show with a mix of fun personal observations—from great subway drivers and multilingual Toronto moments to rants about watch repair, Pilates confusion, and the menace of oatmeal‑raisin cookies—before diving into listener calls about the realities of becoming a school bus driver. The highlight of the hour was a conversation with Barrie Police Chief Rich Johnston, who explained why the city’s new bright yellow-and-blue “Euro-style” cruisers improve visibility, officer safety, and community awareness. The hour wrapped with calls debating whether Toronto should move toward more high‑visibility police cars too.

Mark Towhey is in for Deb and Jim today and he kicked off the show with a mix of fun personal observations&mdash;from great subway drivers and multilingual Toronto moments to rants about watch repair, Pilates confusion, and the menace of oatmeal‑raisin cookies&mdash;before diving into listener calls about the realities of becoming a school bus driver. The highlight of the hour was a conversation with Barrie Police Chief Rich Johnston, who explained why the city&rsquo;s new bright yellow-and-blue &ldquo;Euro-style&rdquo; cruisers improve visibility, officer safety, and community awareness. The hour wrapped with calls debating whether Toronto should move toward more high‑visibility police cars too.

Hi‑Vis Policing & Low‑Vis Cookies: Barrie’s Bold New Cruisers

What caused it?
Plus – Hot Mic Moments with Jim

 

GUESTS: Daniel Bernhard - CEO for the Institute for Canadian Citizenship

Richard Crouse - host of the podcast Maple Syrup For Your Eyes

What caused it? Plus &ndash; Hot Mic Moments with Jim
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GUESTS: Daniel Bernhard - CEO for the Institute for Canadian Citizenship
Richard Crouse - host of the podcast Maple Syrup For Your Eyes

What does CUPE's defiance of the labour code could mean for future strikes?

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