Roy asks callers whether or not they support Doug Ford running for mayor of Toronto.

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Doug Ford has announced that he will be running for mayor of Toronto.

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Roy asks callers whether or not they think employees have the right to complain about dress codes in work places.

Doug Ford has announced that he will be running for mayor of Toronto.

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Dr. Bjorn Lomborg weighs in on how governments can spend their money smarter and increase their return on investments in health, air pollution, infrastructure and more.  

He says Stephen Hawking’s claim that the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Climate Treaty "could push the earth over the brink to become like Venus with a temp of 250 degrees Celsius" is absurd.

Guest: Dr. Bjorn Lomborg, environmentalist, TIME magazine list of "100 Most Influential People in the World”, head of the Copenhagen Consensus Center Think Tank, and author of “How Much Have Global Problems Cost The World, Cool It and How to Spend $75 billion to make the World a Better Place”

Roy and the Beauties talk about how consumers will cope after the Bank of Canada raised its key interest rate and more.

Guests:  Catherine Swift
Linda Leatherdale
Michelle Simson

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What's the latest from Florida as Hurricane Irma approaches?

Guest: Anthony Farnell, Global News chief meteorologist from Florida

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Mexico's 8.1 earthquake has ramifications for Canada. 

The quake was in a subduction zone very similar to that of British Columbia, and didn't act as would usually be expected.

Guest:  Dr. John Cassidy, research scientist and international earthquake expert with the Geological Survey of Canada in British Columbia

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