Alan Carter

Twenty years ago, five-year-old Farah Khan was murdered, chopped up into multiple garbage bags, and dumped along the shore of Lake Ontario in Etobicoke by her father and stepmother. 
Alan revisits this story and speaks with the homicide detective who helped solve one of the city's most sickening crimes. 

On today's show, Alan speaks with Global Reporter Jamie Maraucher on the new stretch of Highway 407. Global Online's Chris Jancelewicz joins Alan in studio to talk Golden Globes. 
Alan speaks with the officer who handled young Farah Khan's case on the 20th anniversary of her murder.  
Alan also shares his opinion on Premier Doug Ford's unveiling of former Premier Kathleen Wynne's portrait at Queen's Park and, well, it's a little...awkward. 

On today's episode, Alan focuses on the 30th anniversary of the Montreal Massacre and calling it what it really is. Global Crime Reporter Catherine McDonald weighs in on the misogyny that is affiliated with many crimes. Employment lawyer Stuart Rudner speaks with Alan about BlackRock and Kultur'd's Meera Estrada is in studio to talk all things pop culture. ​

Employment lawyer Stuart Rudner from Rudner Law speaks to Alan about BlackRock. 

On today's show, Alan speaks with Global Toronto's Morganne Campbell about the Hamilton man who barricaded himself into a home. Alan breaks down the conversations leading up to President Trump calling Prime Minister Trudeau two-faced and the Auditor General's report is out today.