Moore in the MorningMoore in the Morning April 16th- Hour 3
Ontario Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria on Metrolinx adding more than 300 new weekly GO Transit trips and UP Express riders are upset over coming service cuts to city stops; Shaleesa Ledlie, PhD student in Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of Toronto, and lead author on a study that finds a quarter of deaths among young adults in Canada were opioid related in 2021. Panelists debate the issue son Round Two.
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Hour 1: Bombshell report says 30 police officers, including Toronto police, arrested in sweeping probe involving allegations of drug trafficking and auto, the average home price in Toronto drops below $1 and sound machines might be making your sleep worse.
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Hour 4: April Kam, division head of pediatric emergency medicine at McMaster Children’s Hospital, on her study that finds head injuries top kids’ sledding injuries and Scott Reid: Overhyped and Underplayed.
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Hour 3: How everyday Canadians will be affected by Mark Carney’s public service job cuts, how businesses along Eglinton Avenue feel about the Crosstown finally opening on Sunday and free for all round two.
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