Greg Brady focuses in on the fallout from our story yesterday about a TDSB “field trip” to a Grassy Norrows Indigenous event and were seen participating in a Pro-Palestine rally. Parents feel misled and demand answers and we talked to Bryan Passifiume, Ottawa-based columnist/Toronto Sun who was also looking for some kind of explanation from the TDSB

Next, Neil Lumsden, Ontario Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport who announced earlier this week that he’d donate his brain after his death to forward concussion research.

Lastly, Bonnie Crombie, Leader of the Ontario Liberal Party ahead of the Ontario Liberal Party Annual Meeting in London, Ontario.

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Greg Brady and the panel of:

Nokha Dakroub, former peel district school board trustee,

Caryma Sa’d, lawyer, protest watcher,

Kevin Vuong, Independent M-P for Spadina - Fort York,

Discuss:

1 - Almost a certainty there won’t be an early federal election…..the Bloc Quebecois party confirmed it won’t vote with the Poilievre Conservatives in a non-confidence vote

2 - Bay of Quinte provincial by-election tonight - this seat was Todd Smith’s the longtime Energy Minister, and for a hot minute, Minister of Education

3 - Parent at TDSB school upset that kids were taken on a “field trip” to the Grassy Narrows protest. Should teachers be disciplined?

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Greg Brady focuses in on a new documentary by friend of the show, Adam Zivo - Director of the Centre for Responsible Drug Policy & columnist for National Post. He spoke to us from Ukraine about his documentary.

Next, is Melissa - a Parent at TDSB school where the kids were taken on a “field trip” to the Grassy Narrows protest. That’s against protocol and rules. We get her reaction and what action she took.

Lastly, an incident that happened back in January. The City was installing a water main and workers came across human remains which turns out to be indigenous remains so now they are working with indigenous groups to figure out next steps. We spoke to Matthew Bingley, Toronto City Hall Reporter for Global News and fills us in with the details of this story.

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Greg Brady and the panel of:

Kim Wright, Founder and Principal of Wright Strategies ,

Brad Bradford, Toronto city councillor for Beaches - East York

Mark Saunders, former Toronto police chief, mayoral candidate

Discuss:

1-Who won the debate tonight? Harris beats Trump

2 -Taylor Swift endorses Kamala Harris after presidential debate

3 - City of Toronto rethinking plans for DVP construction one day after disruptive rollout 

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Greg Brady focuses in on Jagmeet Singh’s confrontation with a heckler on Parliament Hill. A lot of people were taking side if Mr. Singh was in the right or in the wrong for his decision to confront the heckler. You can see the video on our Tik Tok account but right now we heard from you what you had to say.

Next, is Kate Harrison, Vice-Chair Summa Strategies…as we continue our coverage on the Singh confrontation. We get her thoughts if Jagmeet overstepped his bounds or was in the right.

Lastly, Catherine Murray, host of the Buck Stops Here on News Forum, former Wall Street professional and former BNN Bloomberg Anchor to talk about the U.S. interest rate drop and what is means for you.

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Greg Brady and the panel of:

Steve Paikin, Author and Broadcaster, host of TVO’s ‘The Agenda’

Chloe Brown, policy analyst and former Toronto mayoral candidate

Discuss:

1 - Steeper fines for Toronto drivers caught blocking the box: 'You're going to pay',

2 - First girl sentenced in swarming death avoids more jail time,

3 - Trudeau returns to Parliament after loss of second Liberal stronghold.

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Greg Brady focuses in on blocking the box.. and the city’s move to up the fines for those drivers who block intersections.. What will enforcement look like? We ask Jennifer McKelvie, Deputy Mayor, City Councillor and chair of the city’s infrastructure and environment committee.

Next, is lawyer and former council candidate April Engelberg – we get April’s reaction to ‘blocking the box’ fines and why she believes the temporary bus lanes on Spadina Avenue should be made into bike lanes once streetcars are back in service along that stretch..

Lastly, Dr. Casey Babb, Fellow with the Institute for National Security Studies in Tel Aviv, and an Instructor of global conflict at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University and we were talking about new documents that showed the RCMP feared they didn’t have enough evidence to keep an alleged ISIS supporter in custody after his dramatic arrest in a small Quebec town near the U.S. border earlier this month.

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Greg (@GregBradyTO) speaks with Jason Tomlinson, Director at the Toronto Police Association (TPA). Jason's running to be the next President of the TPA.. What are his key priorities for officers - and for Torontonians?

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Greg (@GregBradyTO) speaks with Jennifer McKelvie, Deputy Mayor, City Councillor for Scarborough - Rouge Park and chair of the city’s infrastructure and environment committee, about the city upping the fines for drivers who block intersections.

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Greg (@GregBradyTO) speaks with Jon Reid, President of the Toronto Police Association (TPA) and Hank Idsinga, 640 Toronto's crime specialist and former police inspector, about officer retention and transfer issues.. as well, the latest on labour negotiations between the TPA and Toronto Police Services Board.

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