Jerry opens the show arguing: just sell the booze already. Ontario is sitting on a $79.1‑million stockpile of delisted U.S. alcohol, and storing it could cost taxpayers up to $20 million a year. Meanwhile, Manitoba has lifted its U.S. booze ban so it can sell off wines and liqueurs before they expire. 

Next, Jerry discusses two criminal cases with very different legal outcomes.   

Ontario police are using spyware that can remotely take over your smartphone, and they’re fighting to keep almost everything about it secret. Jerry speaks with Boris Bytensky, criminal lawyer with CrimLawCanada.com and former President of the Criminal Lawyers’ Association, about the implications of this. 

“No, I don’t want my kids using your stupid AI.” Jerry speaks with Katherine Martinko, author of Childhood Unplugged: Practical Advice to Get Kids Off Screens and Find Balance, about how families can push back against AI and tech creep.