Jerry opens the show with a Morning Rant on the protests surrounding the removal of bike lanes in Etobicoke. Demonstrators blocked work crews, vow continued resistance, and are pushing back against the Ford government’s plans. Despite the protests, recent polling suggests a majority of Torontonians support removing bike lanes on major streets.

Next, Jerry opens the phones on Ontario’s changing time zones. With northwestern Ontario moving to permanent daylight time, listeners weigh in on whether the province’s patchwork of time zones is becoming too complicated or if we should all follow suit. 

Jerry then turns to a column arguing that some of the NDP’s favourite subsidies also benefit wealthier Canadians, sparking a conversation about who really benefits from government incentives.

The hour wraps with a look at Gen Z’s priorities and ambitions. Jerry speaks with Hannah Alper, Toronto-based journalist, about findings from The Youth Report, which suggests young people increasingly prioritize stable, AI-proof careers over traditional milestones like marriage and having children.