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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U.S. extends land border rules to Canada and Mexico, eases other travel measures
21/09/2021 Duration: 06minKelly talks to Marty Firestone from Travel Secure Insurance about what the extension means for travellers who want to head south for the winter.
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Ex-bureaucrat accused of embezzling COVID-19 funds from Ontario government now facing criminal charges
20/09/2021 Duration: 07minKelly talks to Joseph Neuberger, Global News Legal Analyst, and criminal lawyer with Neuberger and Partners about the fraud charges and the alleged lax security measures that allowed "widespread misappropriation" of the COVID-19 relief funds.
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New research study will explore the many ways people pronounce Toronto
17/09/2021 Duration: 08minKelly talks to Caitlin Bergin, a Ph.D. student studying linguistics, language documentation, and revitalization at Carleton University about her new research project exploring the correct way to pronounce Toronto. Take the quick survey here.
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Snowbirds are heading to Florida and Arizona despite the Delta variant
16/09/2021 Duration: 08minKelly talks to Marty Firestone of Travel Secure Insurance about a looming deadline, and what to consider if you're heading south for the winter.
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Western University investigating several alleged sexual violence incidents
15/09/2021 Duration: 16minKelly talks to author, activist and public educator Julie S. Lalonde about the alleged assaults at Western University and the fact that this is a problem at campuses all across Canada, especially during the first few weeks of school.
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Yuk Yuk's Mark Breslin on the passing of comedic icon Norm Macdonald
15/09/2021 Duration: 13minKelly talks to Mark Breslin, President and CEO of Yuk Yuk's about the sudden passing of Norm Macdonald and the legacy he leaves behind.
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How much did airline security change post 9/11?
10/09/2021 Duration: 10minKelly talks to Rob Verger, Technology Editor at Popular Science about his latest piece on post 9/11 aviation changes that you don't see.
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Ontario court finds the province broke law on lack of public consultation over MZO changes
09/09/2021 Duration: 08minKelly talks to Mike Schreiner, Ontario Green Party Leader.
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What you need to know about the 46th annual Toronto International Film Festival
09/09/2021 Duration: 11minKelly talks to Jason Gorber, Chief Film Critic and Managing Editor for ThatShelf about all things TIFF.
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Canada's Leylah Fernandez continues to captivate as US Open run continues
08/09/2021 Duration: 10minKelly talks to Michael Downey, President and CEO of Tennis Canada.
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Drug charges across Ontario are being dropped as Toronto considers decriminalization
08/09/2021 Duration: 08minKelly talks to Joseph Neuberger, Global News legal analyst and lawyer with Neuberger and Partners LLP.
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New Canadian border rule expected to cause major delays at Toronto Pearson
07/09/2021 Duration: 08minKelly talks to Marty Firestone of Travel Secure Insurance about the Canadian border reopening to fully vaccinated foreign travellers and what to expect if you're planning to fly in or out of Pearson Airport.
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Erin O'Toole talks about the 1st debate, being from the GTA, and gang violence
03/09/2021 Duration: 09minKelly Cutrara is speaks to the Conservative leader the day after the 1st French language debate.
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Vaccine Hunters Canada wraps up day-to-day operations after helping millions get their shots
01/09/2021 Duration: 08minKelly talks to Sarah Nation, Communications Lead for Vaccine Hunters Canada about the end of a very strange era.
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Ontario optometrists withdraw OHIP-covered services after a breakdown in talks with the provincial government
01/09/2021 Duration: 10minKelly talks to optometrist Dr. Wes McCann, member of the Ontario Association of Optometrists.
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Ontario's NDP leader calls for safety zones to protect businesses from protestors
31/08/2021 Duration: 10minKelly talks to Andrea Horwath, Ontario's NDP Leader about her call to the Ford government to pass new legislation to ensure businesses, workers, and customers are protected from anti-public health harassment.
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Toronto's quirky cube house could be replaced with high-design affordable housing
31/08/2021 Duration: 14minKelly talks to Jennifer Keesmaat, a partner with Markee Developments, and former chief planner for Toronto about a new affordable housing development at One Sumach in Corktown.
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One hot dog could slice 36 minutes off your life, but eating this food will help get it back
31/08/2021 Duration: 10minKelly talks to Olivier Jolliet, professor of environmental health sciences at the University of Michigan and senior author of a new study that may have you rethinking your weekend barbecue plans.
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John Cleese to release a new series on cancel culture
31/08/2021 Duration: 07minKelly talks about a new series coming soon from the legendary actor John Cleese about comedy and cancel culture.
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How to host a hologram at your next big event
31/08/2021 Duration: 11minKelly talks to Larry O’Reilly, CEO of ARHT Media about an overseas guest who was beamed into a Toronto couple's wedding using hologram technology.