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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TTC puts a hold on new fare gate installation
16/03/2018 Duration: 07minWhat's going on with these new gates?
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Councillor Joe Mihevc on Toronto's on-street parking rules
16/03/2018 Duration: 12minWard 21 councillor Joe Mihevc joins the Kelly Cutrara show.
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Should Dashcam users get a break on their insurance?
15/03/2018 Duration: 06minShould Dashcam users get a break on their insurance?Guest: Alex Jang, CEO of blackboxmycar.com
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Should you declaw your cat?
15/03/2018 Duration: 08minNova Scotia becomes first province to ban declawing Toronto Veterinarian Dr. Rand Marshall joins Kelly to talk about declawing
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Innisfil estimates it saves $8M annually by subsidising Uber instead of public transit
15/03/2018 Duration: 07minThe Deputy Mayor of Innisfil Lynn Dollin joined Kelly to talk about the partnership
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The legacy of Stephen Hawking
14/03/2018 Duration: 10minUofT physics prof. A.W. Peet joins Kelly to talk about the legacy of the late Stepehen Hawking.
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Jeffrey Novak, Chief Financial Analyst at the FAO
14/03/2018 Duration: 09minA new report from the Financial Accountability Office says that even with boosts in health care funding, spending hasn't kept pace with need. Jeffrey Novak, Chief Financial Analyst at the FANO, joins the show to break down the findings.
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Ryerson University investigating possible bedbugs
13/03/2018 Duration: 06minRyerson student Stefanie Phillips says she saw bugs crawl across her hand in a classroom in the school's Victoria building. She reported about the issue for campus newspaper The Eyeopener.
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Airlines flagged for non-compliance on safety systems
12/03/2018 Duration: 09minNational chair of the Canadian Federal Pilots Association Greg McConnell breaks it down with Kelly
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Investigation finds "pervasive" auto body shop scams
12/03/2018 Duration: 08minGordon Rasbach, Aviva Canada's vice president of fraud management joined Kelly to go over the investigation
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McDonald’s flips arches to honour International Women’s Day
08/03/2018 Duration: 04minPR/pop culture media expert Elissa Freeman joins the show to evaluate McDonald's move.
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What does cereal have to do with music?
07/03/2018 Duration: 13minAlan Cross gives Kelly Cutrara the skinny on music and cereal cross promotion
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Stouffville keeps secret threat risk assessment on Mayor under wraps
07/03/2018 Duration: 12minNoor Javed, city reporter at the Toronto Star, joined the show to discuss.
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Ontario Chamber of Commerce joining forces with American state counterparts to support NAFTA
06/03/2018 Duration: 07minOCC President and CEO Rocco Rossi joins Kelly to talk about the future of NAFTA
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Hamilton police were warned about anti-gentrification activists back in 2016
06/03/2018 Duration: 11minKrysta Boyer hamilton real estate agent and founder of Try! Hamilton
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You can now buy nutritious cricket powder at Loblaws
06/03/2018 Duration: 11minJarrod Goldin, co-founder of Entomo Farms who is supplying the cricket powder to Loblaws, joined the show to talk about his cricket farm, the benefits of the powder, what to eat it with, and so on!
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What's an inclusion rider?
05/03/2018 Duration: 09minFrances McDormand left the Oscar audience with a bit of home work last night… Stacy Smith, founder of the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative at the University of Southern California gives us a crash course
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Toronto's Paul Austerberry wins Academy Award for The Shape of Water
05/03/2018 Duration: 09min“We’ve shown we can do it with an almost entirely Canadian crew,” Toronto’s Paul Austerberry, who is one of the three Canadians who won the Academy Award for Best Production Design for The Shape of Water, joined the Kelly Cutrara show to talk about the win.
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Toronto Police admit to using cell phone snooping technology
05/03/2018 Duration: 07minAnn Cavoukian, Distinguished Expert-in-Residence at the Privacy by Design Centre of Excellence at Ryerson University joins Kelly to talk about the technology and what it means for our privacy?
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Opioid addiction should be treated with medication, says new medical guideline
05/03/2018 Duration: 08minDr. Hakique Virani, specialist in public health and clinical addiction medicine at the University of Alberta, was on the Kelly Cutrara Show to react to the new guidelines and discuss how stigma around addiction can be stopped.