So about those trees outside Osgoode Hall, why NYC is handing bus tickets to recent migrants, and an original iPhone is up for auction.

Have you heard the one about the bartender and his small pianist?  Jerry Agar, filling in for John Moore, looks at the PM meeting with the Premiers, New York City sending refugees to Canada, whether the trees outside Osgoode Hall are really as old as some activists claim, protesters demanding more shelter support from Toronto, and the search continues for survivors in Syria and Turkey.

Are 'greedy' landlords the real problem with high rents in the GTA? The latest on that alleged Chinese spy balloon. And Free For All Round 2.

Will Toronto see workers return downtown? Why is the Federal Government spending millions on social media advertising. And Free For All Round 1.

Making Scott Reid's head explode, the justice minister saying he's open to bail reform, and the PM to meet with the premiers to discuss healthcare funding.

If you need a good cry to start the day, Jerry Agar has you covered. Not leaving his day job, Jerry Agar starts this podcast off with a joke. Then he makes us cry. But after that, he digs into the city council considering calling homelessness a crisis, the trees outside Osgoode Hall getting a reprieve, the justice minister open to bail reform, and a powerful earthquake may have left scores dead.

Paralegal fixing tickets gets his wagon fixed, Pinball Clemons celebrates Black History Month, and Free For All Round 2.

Is it time to stop society from going cashless? Why has another food manufacturer pulled out of Canada. What's driving the increase in snack food prices and keeping your budget on track. Plus, Free For All Round 1.

Why is one Ontario school cancelling Valentine's Day? Quebec says no more booster shots if you already had COVID. Plus Last Of Us has infected John; good thing the show isn't on Netflix.

Too cold. Can't type. As a reminder, frostbite is possible in a minute with temps this low. John Moore looks at all the anger warming the hearts of Toronto residents: vacant home taxes, parking levies, lack of cell service in the subway, and trees. Plus a check in from Ukraine and thoughts on whether that UFO in the sky really is a balloon.