Numbers released by the Toronto Police through a freedom of information request shows that there were 577 reports of sexual assault on TTC property between 2011-2015. That's roughly one assault every three days. 

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Bill 47, known as the Protecting Rewards Points Act would amend the Consumer Protection Act to ban expiration dates for loyalty points.

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Shannon Szabados says she wants to have fun and play hockey, not engage in a war of words through the media with her former coach. After the Canadian goalie was released Monday by the Peoria Rivermen, just two games into the Southern Professional Hockey League season, head coach Jean-Guy Trudel told CBC Sports that he only signed the 30-year-old as a "package deal" in order to get defenceman Carl Nielsen, a friend of Szabados, and that their relationship was "cancerous" within the dressing room. Are “office” relationships ever a good thing?

A Sedgewick, Alta. man says he's thrilled that he will be getting the $67,692.50 jackpot from a 50/50 raffle at a recent Edmonton Oilers hockey game. "It's very exciting and yeah it's amazing," said Clayton Hinkey on Thursday. He reiterated his plan to give $30,000 of his winnings to three different charities. The Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation announced earlier in the day that it will award the full prize to Hinkey even though he missed the deadline to claim the prize.

The mayor of Trent Hills is back on Canadian soil, free of the cancerous tumour in his pancreas that Ontario wouldn't help him with and ready to give them Hec. "There was an attempted murder on me but I survived thanks to the medical professionals in Germany," Hector Macmillan said as he landed Thursday from Germany. "I am alive and well and ready to fight some more. They saw what I could do sick. Now they will see what I can do healthy." Bad news for Premier Kathleen Wynne and Health Minister Eric Hoskins. Good news for people in need of modern cancer surgery.

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The mayor of Trent Hills is back in Canada after undergoing IRE surgery in Germany to remove the cancerous tumour in his pancreas. 

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Renu Mandhane joins the show to discuss the case of an Aboriginal man who has spent four years in solitary confinement. 

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The Ontario Provincial Police will be texting 7,500 cellphone users who were in the vicinity of a murder victim last December, hoping someone can offer information to help solve the cold case. Dr. Ann Cavoukian comments on the data canvassing by the OPP.

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An independent public watchdog says city staff who contributed to and distributed information in the midst of a key Scarborough subway debate may have violated the city’s public service bylaw. A Star analysis earlier found that a briefing note produced by the TTC was used by the mayor and allied councillors to kill any return of a light-rail plan in Scarborough and that staff discredited the LRT while advancing a one-stop subway now estimated to cost more than $3.2 billion. The co-founder of Democracy Watch Duff Conacher joins the show.

An Ontario nurse who once wrote a poem describing the “sharp thirst” of a serial killer has been charged with murdering eight elderly patients in her care. A gaping, infected bedsore that led to an Etobicoke man’s death is just one example of systemic failures of care and negligence at a large Ontario nursing home chain, a lawsuit alleges. Jordanne Holland, the President of Concerned Friends of Ontario Citizens in Care Facilities joins the show.

The Mississauga Chiefs were among five hockey teams in Mississauga cited in a complaint to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario over team names and logos deemed “racially insensitive.”  Brad Gallant, of Qalipu Mi’kmaq ancestry, filed the complaint, which asks the city of Mississauga to end its “subsidy” to five hockey teams using indigenous names or logos, and for the city to remove their mascots and banners from municipal property.

International Bestselling author Mark Steyn joins the show to talk all things Trump/Clinton, University of Toronto's Jordan Peterson and his fight for freedom of speech, and the launch of his new show on CRTV.

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Mark Steyn, International Bestselling Author & Conservative Commentator @ SteynOnline.com, Author of “The [Un]Documented Mark Steyn” and Launching Mark Steyn Show on CRTV

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