Down to the wire, but there will be no strike at Metro supermarkets. John Moore looks at the Feds finally funding refugees in Toronto, cancel culture coming for Tommy Douglas, the World Cup brings early drinking in the city, Pearson claims it can handle summer travellers. 

Down to the wire, but there will be no strike at Metro supermarkets. John Moore looks at the Feds finally funding refugees in Toronto, cancel culture coming for Tommy Douglas, the World Cup brings early drinking in the city, Pearson claims it can handle summer travellers.

The Breakfast Wrap is everything you need to start your day in an easy to consume podcast.  It's a commuter podcast for people jumping on public transit or for those out walking the dog.

 

By John Moore host of Moore in the Morning on Newstalk 1010 in Toronto.

The Breakfast Wrap is everything you need to start your day in an easy to consume podcast. &nbsp;It's a commuter podcast for people jumping on public transit or for those out walking the dog.
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By John Moore host of Moore in the Morning on Newstalk 1010 in Toronto.

John Moore hosts Moore in the Morning on Newstalk 1010 in Toronto

The Breakfast Wrap

The Breakfast Wrap - You can still get that head of lettuce at Metro supermarkets.

It's going to be hot, hot, hot these next few days. John Moore has some thoughts on the Premier going toe to toe with the press, the Housing Minister digging in, Canadians are living paycheque to paycheque, the yearly argument over the air show, and Toronto could lose its oldest building. 

It's going to be hot, hot, hot these next few days. John Moore has some thoughts on the Premier going toe to toe with the press, the Housing Minister digging in, Canadians are living paycheque to paycheque, the yearly argument over the air show, and Toronto could lose its oldest building.

The Breakfast Wrap - Lousy Augtember weather

Will he, won't he? While Doug Ford does his best Tammy Wynette karaoke, calls get louder for the firing of Ontario's housing minister. John Moore digs into the Integrity Commission's report,  9-1-1 callers waiting on hold, the aftermath of Idalia, and a Nazi uniform hanging in a Waterloo area thrift shop.

Will he, won't he? While Doug Ford does his best Tammy Wynette karaoke, calls get louder for the firing of Ontario's housing minister. John Moore digs into the Integrity Commission's report,  9-1-1 callers waiting on hold, the aftermath of Idalia, and a Nazi uniform hanging in a Waterloo area thrift shop.

The Breakfast Wrap - I'm still traumatized by that scene in 'My Girl' and now bees are buzzing in Burlington.

Got a car that's irresistible to thieves? You may have to pay more in insurance now. John Moore has the latest on Hurricane Idalia hitting Florida, Global Affairs warning gay Canadians about travel to the US, more reaction to Canada's own trans-panic, Doug Ford stick handling the Greenbelt file, and Wasaga Beach says certain cars are banned this weekend.

Got a car that's irresistible to thieves? You may have to pay more in insurance now. John Moore has the latest on Hurricane Idalia hitting Florida, Global Affairs warning gay Canadians about travel to the US, more reaction to Canada's own trans-panic, Doug Ford stick handling the Greenbelt file, and Wasaga Beach says certain cars are banned this weekend.

The Breakfast Wrap - You can still get that head of lettuce at Metro supermarkets.

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