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.

Deb Hutton - Sound Bites

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The Morning Brief with @TimHudak: Toronto’s ‘free’ World Cup fan fest could now come with a price, the cost of transit to the games, data shows speeding in school zones with the cameras gone, and Windsor police say they can't arrest for public drug use.

GUEST: Sunira Chaudhri - Workly Law

Ford government minister, Vaughan MPP didn’t attend prestigious U.S. university claimed in official bios

GUEST: Randi Rahamim - Managing Director of Teneo, corporate consulting strategy and advisory firm

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Ford government minister, Vaughan MPP didn’t attend prestigious U.S. university claimed in official bios

More drivers speeding in school zones since photo radar cameras turned off

Toronto city staff asked to devise plan to keep World Cup fan fest free after proposing to charge for admission  &  Toronto World Cup economic projections called into question as FIFA cancels hotel reservations

Should you book flights now or wait? What rising fuel costs mean for airfares

GUEST: Randi Rahamim - Managing Director of Teneo, corporate consulting strategy and advisory firm
TOPICS: Ford government minister, Vaughan MPP didn&rsquo;t attend prestigious U.S. university claimed in official bios
More drivers speeding in school zones since photo radar cameras turned off
Toronto city staff asked to devise plan to keep World Cup fan fest free after proposing to charge for admission &nbsp;&amp; &nbsp;Toronto World Cup economic projections called into question as FIFA cancels hotel reservations
Should you book flights now or wait? What rising fuel costs mean for airfares

Party For Two with Randi Rahamim - Toronto city staff asked to devise plan to keep World Cup fan fest free after proposing to charge for admission

An Italian town puts an effigy of a politician in a cage and dunks them in the Adige river for making the year’s worst decision. Marco Lazzeri and Diana Ferrari join @JerryAgar1010 to explain the tradition.

The Morning Brief with @TimHudak: Toronto’s ‘free’ World Cup fan fest could now come with a price, the cost of transit to the games, data shows speeding in school zones with the cameras gone, and Windsor police say they can't arrest for public drug use.

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