Synopsis
Cutrara brings 20 years of national and international broadcasting experience to the airwaves not to mention a razor-sharp wit.
Episodes
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Bill to improve support for jurors with PTSD won’t become law
27/06/2019 Duration: 20minKelly talks to Mark Farrant, who served as a juror on a murder trial and was later diagnosed with PTSD.
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Understanding China's ban of Canadian Meat
27/06/2019 Duration: 10minKelly talks to Global's Chief Political Correspondent David Akin.
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Worried about kid's screen time? Maybe it's time to encourage it at camp
27/06/2019 Duration: 07minKelly talks to Jennifer Turliuk from Maker Kids.
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Halton Region is putting cameras INSIDE their school buses this fall
25/06/2019 Duration: 04minKelly is joined by Karen Lacroix, General Manager of Halton Student Transportation Services, to discuss the cameras being installed in their school buses.
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Is the plan for Sidewalk Labs' city...smart?
25/06/2019 Duration: 12minKelly is joined by Michael Bryant, Executive Director for the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, to discuss the concerns surrounding Sidewalk Labs plans for a 'smart' city.
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How did Tiffani Adams end up stranded on a plane?
25/06/2019 Duration: 09minKelly is joined by Savik Ramkay, Professor and Coordinator of the Aviation Operation & Safety Program at Seneca College, to discuss the matter of 'The Lady on the Plane'.
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Toronto is losing native tree species...here's why you should care
25/06/2019 Duration: 08minKelly is joined by Eric Davies, Forest Ecologist at the University of Toronto - Faculty of Forestry, to discuss the importance of saving native tree species in Toronto ravines. Learn more about the issue here.
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A Markham city councillor wants to flush the word 'flushable'
25/06/2019 Duration: 08minKelly is joined by Jack Heath, Regional Councillor at City of Markham, to discuss the problem with calling baby wipes 'flushable'.
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Getting a sense of Canadian happiness
24/06/2019 Duration: 09minKelly talks to the people behind the research.
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Student receives bill for chock leftover after Queens Park protest
24/06/2019 Duration: 10minKelly talks to one of the student organizers.
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We beat the 2017 record for Lake Ontario high water levels this year.
24/06/2019 Duration: 12minKelly is joined by Mark Mattson, Lake Ontario Water-keeper and President of Swim Drink Fish Canada, to discuss our historic high water levels. Learn more about Swim Drink Fish Canada here.
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Police are still investigating the case of Barry and Honey Sherman's deaths.
24/06/2019 Duration: 10minKelly is joined by Kevin Donovan, Chief Investigative Reporter for the Toronto Star, to discuss the latest on the Barry and Honey Sherman investigation. Check out the full story here.
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Are you growing horns from looking down at your cell phone?
21/06/2019 Duration: 07minKelly talks to Dr. Evan Johnson, Director of Physical Therapy at NewYork-Presbyterian Och Spine Hospital, and Assistant Professor at Columbia University.
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Youth in Canada are vaping more than ever
21/06/2019 Duration: 16minKelly talks to Dr. Geoffrey Fong, Professor of Psychology at the University of Waterloo, Founder and Chief Principal Investigator of the International Tobacco Control Policy Evaluation Project.
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Personal info of 2.9 million members shared illegally by employee from Desjardins
21/06/2019 Duration: 06minKelly talks to David Shipley, CEO of Beauceron Security and 640 Toronto's Cyber Security Expert.
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Woman goes viral for updating Raptors fans on parades progress
20/06/2019 Duration: 07minKelly talks to Susan Redmayne.
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Deputy claims to have concussion after altercation with Raptors’ Masai Ujiri
19/06/2019 Duration: 10minKelly chats with Greg Wiener who witnessed the altercation.
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Ontario government lays off more than 400 workers at health agencies
19/06/2019 Duration: 08minKelly talks to the Health Minister.
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City licensing staff recomends mandatory driver training for ride-hailing services
19/06/2019 Duration: 12minKelly discusses the issue with Cheryl Hawkes, whose son Nicholas Cameron, died in March 2018 while taking an Uber to the airport