Party for two with Sabrina Nanji to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Tom Korski joins the show for the Blacklocks Report. Plus - Canada Post is back to work, have you received any mail?

Jerry opens the show talking about the implications for the low Canadian dollar. Then, Tom Mulcair joins the show to discuss the federal government, and what is happening in Cabinet. Then, Jerry reacts to Olivia Chow's appearance on Moore in the Morning. Plus - the Toronto Police Association calls for Trudeau to resign.

Daniel Tsai weighs in on the tax implications for businesses not participating in the tax holiday. Then, a community petitions to relocate a warming shelter in their neighborhood.

Mark Mendelson joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day.  Then, Brad Bradford joins the show to discuss his removal as vice-chair of the housing committee. Also, it's Tuesday which means Dan Riskin shares the top science stories this week. Plus - Frank Leo discusses the new mortgage and down payment rules. 

Mark Towhey joins for Party for Two. Then, Apple's 'Find My' function lets Canadians share lost luggage location with airlines, but is that trading too much privacy for convenience?

Jerry opens the show talking about school boards hiring private investigators to catch teachers taking sick days unnecessarily. Plus, Tony Chapman discusses a possible Guinness shortage. Then, what is Holiday Heart? Dr. Mitch Shulman weighs in. Plus - Builder Alex Marrero discusses roadblocks in the construction industry. 

Bob Richardson, John Tory, and Scott Reid weigh in on Chrystia Freeland's resignation from Cabinet.

Tom Mulcair, Amanda Galbraith, and Brian Lilley weigh in on Chrystia Freeland's resignation from Cabinet.

Party for two with Jim Richards. Do you bring flowers to a first date? Then, speaking with Mark Mendelson about police response to the murder of billionaires, Barry and Honey Sherman, Plus - it's Friday, which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!

Jerry opens the show talking about how people feel about Canada and Canadians. Stiffer penalties for trespassing, public drug use in Ontario bill aimed at ending encampments. Plus, Ottawa has sold its stake in Air Canada, sources say.