Alan Carter

Here's what's on the podcast today...

We talk with a professor from the U of Alberta about Belarus, Russia and the new Cold War.

AND…we discuss the Local Toronto bar Sneaky Dee's that could be torn down after the city announced it has received a proposal for a 13-storey building in its place. Should nostalgia be more important than commerce?

All that coming up....let's get to it. 

Global News reporter Catherine MacDonald joins Alan to discuss the latest from multiple shootings in a home in Oshawa. The Toronto Star's Martin Regg Cohn shares his thoughts on why statues should not be toppled and family lawyer Kristy Maurina explains what divorced couples can do when conflicting on back-to-school. 

#AlansAngle on the covid numbers going up as we get closer to back-to-school. Canadian Space Agency's Sarah Gallagher explains why to black-holes collided and editor of The Wire Report's Anya Karadeglija joins Alan to discuss the Cogeco sale. 

#AlansAngle on Erin O'Toole and mob rule. Historian Tim Cook joins Alan to discuss the 75th anniversary of World War II, and Global's Miranda Anthistle tells Alan what happened at a bakery on Eglinton West overnight. 

#AlansAngle today explains why the government and the school unions are pointing the blame at each other. Alan takes your calls on the province versus unions. 
Writer Bee Quammie shares her thoughts on Adele's latest style and whether it's appropriation or appreciation.