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Jordan Holland joins the Oakley Show to discuss the case of a Woodstock nurse who's charged with killing 8 nursing home residents.

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Happy Capitalism with Lou Schizas - Monday October 25th 2016 @ 7:55am

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Blaney is promising to test all would-be citizens to preserve "Canadian Identity," force people to show their faces at voting stations and citizenship ceremonies, and forbid federal public servants from wearing face coverings at work.

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The European Union has given Belgium until late on Monday to overcome opposition to a free trade deal with Canada from its French-speaking region or a summit to sign the pact that could boost both economies is off, EU sources said on Sunday.
"I think it's impossible. We've decided to return home. I'm really, really sad. Truly." — Freeland.
"Roll up your sleeves and don't leave." — Conservative trade critic Gerry Ritz to Freeland.

A new season of Canada’s Worst Driver on Discovery and the new series Tougher Than It Looks? begins tonight at 10 p.m. Host Andrew Younghusband joins the show.

A University of Ottawa professor is speaking out against a flashy, hard-to-ignore fundraising campaign by Toronto's Hospital for Sick Kids that uses "war as a metaphor" for the experience of living with a disease. Michael Orsini, a professor in the school of political studies, recently co-authored an editorial that calls out the hospital's new four-part "VS" ad campaign, which depicts patients and former patients literally fighting back — as boxers, wrestlers and soldiers — against the illnesses they're facing. Lori Davison joins the show to explain further. 


Times they are a-changin’ — and diapers need changing, too. With more fathers shouldering a greater share of the child-care load, a London men’s group is lobbying local businesses to make diaper duty easier for dads. Dad Club London, a support network for fathers, created a petition asking family-friendly establishments to install change tables in men’s washrooms. Earlier this month, the United States passed a law requiring all public federal buildings, such as courthouses and post offices, to include baby stations in bathrooms for both sexes. Brett Roberts, a member of Dad Club London joins the show and gives his thoughts.

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Ritz joined the Oakley show to discuss EU-Canada trade negotiaions and why the region of Wallonia, Beligum, is blocking the deal.

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Thursday was one of the most dangerous mornings in months for Toronto pedestrians. Ten people were hit by drivers before noon. Seven were hit in one hour alone. Kim McKinnon, a Toronto paramedic spokeswoman, said people are “rushing with umbrellas” and “maybe even rubber boots that they haven’t worn” and, overall, aren’t “paying attention,” she said. Maureen calls it victim blaming.

Republican nominee Donald Trump encountered a chilly reception at the Alfred E Smith dinner, an annual Catholic fundraiser for needy children in New York City, where Hillary Clinton was also in attendance

During The Al Smith Charity Dinner (where Trump and Clinton engaged in a comedic roast of sorts), Fox Business reporter Maria Bartiromo wowed TV audiences with her stand-out cleavage. Did she dress properly for the occasion?

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The third and final debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton took place in Las Vegas last night. Who do you think won?

Sue-Ann Levy from the Toronto Sun joins the show to talk about the debate and all things going on at City Hall.

The University of Toronto has slapped down a professor who openly criticized the use of gender-neutral pronouns and political correctness at the post-secondary institution. Jordan Peterson, a psychology prof, was sent a letter Tuesday that told him that he must refer to students by whatever pronoun they wish — not just ‘he’ or ‘she’ — and that he must also refrain from making public statements on the topic. Professor Jordan Peterson from the University of Toronto joins the show and gives his side of the story.

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The University of Toronto has instructed psychology professor Jordan B. Peterson to refrain from doing two things following his controversial opposition to gender-neutral pronouns.

He broke one of those rules by joining The Oakley Show to talk about his ongoing war with political correctness.

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