Kelly Cutrara

Lana Novikova joins Kelly to speak about her reasoning behind defending the life of the dog that killed her puppy and wounded her daughter. 

Sara Escallon-Sotomayor is a Torotno high school student and spokesperson for ‘not just rumours’

TTC spokesperson Stuart Green joined the show to talk about a peculiar incident on the TTC involving live crabs sitting on subway seats.

Canadians with an LTE signal were scheduled to begin receiving emergency alerts via their cellphones this week. However, plenty of phones failed to buzz.  Have all of the bugs been fixed?  Martin Belanger is the director of public alerting at Pelmorex, the organization involved with the alert system.  He joined Kelly Cutrara with an update.

 Ex CSIS and RCMP undercover operative and counterterrorism expert, Mubin Shaikh weighs in.

Ron Waksman, vice president of news content for Global News and Corus Radio, comes on the Kelly Cutrara show to discuss why the organization has published a photo of Blue Jays pitcher Roberto Osuna in a holding cell.

Kelly talk to Rob Longley, Toronto Sun Blue Jays beat reporter.

A new initiative starts today for anyone with a visible or invisible accessibility need. TTC stations staff will provide anyone with a button upon request. No proof of need is required.

Tim Salter is the Executive Director of the Drug and Alcohol Testing Association of Canada.

Brad Ross, TTC spokesperson weighs in.

Dan McTeague, senior petroleum analyst at GasBuddy.com, joined the show to discuss how the US's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal will affect Canada's gas prices.

Kelly talks about video game addiction with the founder of Game Quitters, Cam Adair.

Sgt. Derrick Gaudet of the Toronto Police Canine unit joins Kelly to talk about the how dogs will play a roll in the next phase of the investigation.

Markham, Ont. has installed 23 bright orange signs throughout the city, dubbing it the “possible home of Amazon HQ2.” It simultaneously launched a social media campaign and website called #ChooseMarkham. Mayor of Markham Frank Scarpitti joined the show to talk about it.

Kelly Cutrara asked listeners if they received the province-wide emergency text alert scheduled for 1:55pm ET. While this was a test, these mobile alerts would be used to inform the public about emergencies, like: natural disasters, extreme weather and terrorist attacks. But was the test of the new emergency alert system a success? We find out.

Caller Ruth says back in the day, she dated Bill Cosby.  She was shocked when the former TV star was convicted on three counts of sexual assault last week.  She called in to share her memories of Cosby, and emphasised how much a gentleman he was fifty-years ago.

Capt. Adrian Ratushniak from Toronto Fire Services lets us know how they cut it down.

Juan Azofra, director of mined stations for the Crosstown explains the technique

York Regional Police Superintendent Kevin Torrie explains the strategies that can be used in the event of an active attacker.

Alan Cross will be hosting the first annual vinyl summit next week.