The Biking Lawyer David Shellnutt is all too familiar with the stretch of Parkside where two people were killed and others injured by a speeding driver on Tuesday evening. He’s been retained by 3 cyclists seriously injured within the months of July and August 2021 alone. He tells Moore In The Morning that he is pushing for traffic calming infrastructure, more speed cameras and a collective mindset shift that sees driving as a privilege and not a right.

Will Canada's auto sector come out ahead in the latest Canada-U.S. trade talks? Jim Richards (@JimRichards1010) talks with @FlavioVolpe1, President of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association, about what's on the table for autos in the ongoing negotiations and what the outcome could mean for Canadian jobs and manufacturing.
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Are dating apps making it harder to find meaningful love? Jim Richards (@JimRichards1010) talks with @jen_kirsch, dating and relationship expert, about new research on modern dating, swipe culture, and whether technology is changing the way people connect.
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Are AI-powered licence plate cameras a crime-fighting tool or a threat to your privacy? Jim Richards (@JimRichards1010) talks with @carmilevy about the growing backlash against Flock surveillance cameras in the U.S., the rise of the "DeFlock" movement, and what Canada can learn as it weighs the balance between public safety and civil liberties.
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