The Jerry Agar Show

The OPP has warned drivers to “be prepared” for mandatory alcohol screenings at “every traffic stop” is that necessary?

The Toronto Star has seen a police report showing the pursuit was called off BEFORE the suspect drove on the 401 causing four deaths. The Star’s criminal reporter joins Jerry Agar for the details.

A man was found unresponsive while awaiting care at an emergency room in Ontario. How does that happen? Are we doing enough to change care backlogs at our hospitals?

Poilievre joins Jerry to speak about his letter to the PM demanding a rejection of Toronto’s ask for drug decriminalization and getting kicked out of the House of Commons.

Producer Donnie's wife took an Uber this morning where the male driver called her beautiful while exiting the vehicle.  Is that appropriate?  Donnie doesn't think so.  Zero stars.   

A crash that killed 4 people including an infant may to be the result of a police chase. Newstalk 1010's Crime Specialist Mark Mendelson joins Jerry Agar on whether chases are still necessary.

BC’s NDP Government is planning to recriminalize drug use in public places. It’s a move in the right direction. Will Ontario learn from BC’s mistakes?

Jerry Agar is joined by The Star’s Robert Benzie on how the kaffiyeh ban at Queen’s Park is dividing Doug Ford’s Government behind closed doors and is REALLY about a Milton by-election.

Pickering just voted that speakers at public meetings will be restricted to residents and business owners. Should Toronto also have this rule? A Toronto city councillor weighs in.

Yesterday, Jerry Agar’s new frenemy MP Nate Erskine-Smith asked if Jerry cared about wealth inequality. He doesn’t. He’ll explain why.