Synopsis
Cutrara brings 20 years of national and international broadcasting experience to the airwaves not to mention a razor-sharp wit.
Episodes
-
Danforth Shooter Likely Untrained but Experienced
24/07/2018 Duration: 10minNick LeBouthillier, an experienced Close Protection Operator within the Canadian Armed Forces who has undergone extensive firearms and tactics training, joins Kelly to analyze the video of the Danforth shooter.
-
TTC starting two-hour transfers next month for PRESTO card users
24/07/2018 Duration: 07minTTC spokesperson Heather Brown joined the show to tell us all about the upcoming 2-hour transfers on the TTC.
-
Will the Danforth Attack Affect Tourism to Toronto?
23/07/2018 Duration: 05minFrederic Dimanche is Director at the Ted Rogers School of Hospitality and Tourism Management at Ryerson University and speaks with Kelly about how gun violence affects the tourism industry in Toronto.
-
What's Happening on the Police Side of Things in the Danforth Investigation?
23/07/2018 Duration: 12minLaw Enforcement Analyst and former police chief Julian Fantino speaks with Kelly about the police procedures that are happening right now in the Danforth shooting case.
-
Will the Danforth Attack Lead to Legal Gun Owners Being Targeted?
23/07/2018 Duration: 10minKelly speaks with VP of Public Relations at the Canadian Coalition for Firearms Rights Tracey Wilson about legal gun ownership in Canada and how difficult it is to legally obtain a gun.
-
Exhibition Place locks out technical and stage workers in labour dispute
20/07/2018 Duration: 10minCouncillor Mark Grimes, Chair of the Board of Governors of Exhibition Place and official spokesperson, joined the show to discuss.
-
Can we spot warning signs of suicide?
19/07/2018 Duration: 10minKelly talks to Megan Devine, Psychotherapist and the author of It’s OK That You’re Not OK
-
Privacy expert Ann Cavoukian weighs in on CCTV, ShotSpotter proposal
19/07/2018 Duration: 13minAnn Cavoukian, former Ontario privacy commissioner and distinguished expert-in-residence at Ryerson University's Privacy by Design Centre of Excellence, weighs in on a proposal to add more CCTV cameras and introduce ShotSpotter technology to some Toronto streets. Mayor John Tory says he wants to "more than double'' the number of police cameras in public places where gang activity and gun violence are known to take place.
-
Local teacher goes on Jeopardy! winning streak
18/07/2018 Duration: 11minKelly talks to Michelle Cabral.
-
Are the Raptors better after the DeRozan trade?
18/07/2018 Duration: 15minGlobal News Sports Anchor Anthony Bruno joined Kelly to talk about the big trade and what it means for the upcoming season.
-
What is Toronto's Community Crisis Response Program?
18/07/2018 Duration: 10minToronto Mayor John Tory has announced several measures to combat gun violence in the city. One includes doubling the size of the city’s Community Crisis Response Program from four to eight staff. Scott McKean, manager of Toronto's Community Safety and Wellbeing unit, joined the show to discuss what the program is all about.
-
Video goes viral with deliberately false cancer cure claim
17/07/2018 Duration: 07minJonathan Jarry is a science communicator from McGill University’s Office for Science and Society
-
Busy summer for pot promotion
13/07/2018 Duration: 10minKelly chats with Canopy Growth's Bruce Linton.
-
Who leaves $10-million on the table?
12/07/2018 Duration: 05minThe Six-Million-Dollar-Man has called it quits and left behind a serious severance package. Kelly talks to employment lawyer Lior Samfiru.
-
Ontario man says eBay shut down sale of 6-year-old cheeseburger
12/07/2018 Duration: 11minDave Alexander joins Kelly to explain why he's had it for so long!
-
Toronto police are deploying more officers during the overnight hours
12/07/2018 Duration: 06minToronto Police Association President Mike McCormack tells Kelly how he feels about the plan.
-
Want to get an up-close look at the red planet?
10/07/2018 Duration: 07minKelly chats with Paul Delany, 640 Toronto’s expert in astronomy and space exploration and York U prof. There will be free public viewings hosted by the observatory team at York University, who can also answer questions from the public, from July 25 to Aug. 1.
-
Ontario's new government cancels a $100-million fund for school repairs
10/07/2018 Duration: 11minThe cuts come as part of Ford's campaign promise to scrap cap and trade.TDSB spokesperson Ryan Brid tells Kelly what this will mean for your kids school.
-
Humber River pilsner launching
10/07/2018 Duration: 10minPresident and founder of Junction Craft Brewery, Tom Paterson fills Kelly in on the latest brew and the message behind it.
-
Second woman's remains found at Adam Strong's Oshawa home
10/07/2018 Duration: 10minGlobal News Crime Reporter Catherine McDonald joins Kelly to update us on the investigation and the continued search for more remains in the McArthur case.