The Deb Hutton Show

Pharmacists say power to prescribe often comes with pressure to prescribe, and generate profits

They do what they want when they want’: Ontario students became ruder in class after the pandemic, study suggests

GUEST: Gavin Tighe - constitutional lawyer and senior partner with Gardiner Roberts LLP
Are the protests here in Toronto getting out of hand? With streets shutting down and protesters wearing masks, are things going too far? 

GUEST: Mark Daley - Western University’s chief AI officer

This Ontario student accused of cheating was flagged by an AI detection program. But the software isn’t always right

GUEST: Erin O’Toole - President and Managing Director, ADIT North America

O'TOOLE: A Remembrance Day reflection for Wing Commander Byron Rawson

- Ana Bailao joins Deb to talk about  the cities odd difficulties finding public housing tenants
- Are people being unfair to Gretzky or is this a case where if you’re in the public eye, all criticism is valid? 
- Faith leaders speak out in support of homeless shelters after opposition to new Scarborough site. Is this about delegating power? 

- Dutch PM 'ashamed' by Amsterdam attacks on Israeli soccer fans. Sara Lefton, Chief Development Officer UJA Toronto, gives her reaction
- Play by Play voice for the Argos on TSN 1050 and communications manager for the team Mike Hogan joins Deb to preview the penultimate big game!
- Did Richard Crouse love these movies? 

- In the latest schoolboard skullduggery, Ontario school board spent $32K to send staffers to education conference in Hawaii. Deb takes your calls
- Jamie Ellerton and John Tory join Deb to discuss the unexpected extension to per-vote subsidy for political parties by the Ontario government
 - Ontario cities consider bylaws to prohibit protests near schools, places of worship. Is this the right move? 

- Ontario Education Minister Jill Dunlop joins Deb to answer questions about out-of-control spending at Ontario school boards
- Adam Vaughan - Former Liberal MP and principal at Navigator, joins Deb to discuss the political action group Press Progress and their effect on local elections
- Toronto Public Library is more popular than Taylor Swift; it deserves more funding, says CCPA Ontario. Really??!!

Brian Lilley is in for Deb Hutton today 
- Doug Ford urges Donald Trump to ‘bet big on the U.S.-Ontario relationship’ - Robert Benzie joins Brian to break down his latest in the Toronto Star
- Can Doug Ford sway Trump to have a good relationship with Ontario? We take your calls
- Brian is curious about whose voice you would want for your AI
- The Trump administration is likely to be more merger-friendly. The chances for a Kroger-Albertsons merger have now increased, as has Couche-Tard's ability to acquire 7-Eleven. Sylvain Charlebois - Canada’s Food Professor, joins the show to explain

Brian Lilley is in for Deb Hutton today 
- Are you satisfied with the outcome of last night’s election?
- Kim Wright, Bob Reid and Lindsay Broadhead panel it up to give their thoughts on last night's results
- Gavin Tighe - constitutional lawyer, spells out what Trumps victory means for his ongoing criminal cases

Brian Lilley is in for Deb Hutton today. 
- Brett House - Professor of Professional Practice in economics at Columbia Business School and a Fellow with the Public Policy Forum, the Munk School and Massey College, on the economic impact for Canada of the American elections
- Bell selling MLSE, buying US ISP 
- Cocktails to enjoy for tonight while watching the US election with Jen Kirsch - pop culture insider and your friendly neighborhood relationship columnist
- Are you going in to debt to help your kids? Or at a certain point do you have to have your best interest at heart? 

- David Schultz - Distinguished University Professor of Political Science and Legal Studies at Hamline University on what the polling is saying
- John Robson, history professor with PhD in American history, columnist with the National Post, on some US Election history
- Has everyone changed all their clocks? Deb Hutton forgot one this morning and had a brief panic.