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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What you need to know about the Gardiner Expressway ramp teardown
31/08/2021 Duration: 07minKelly talks to Eric Holmes, Strategic Communications for the City of Toronto and the lead on the Gardiner Expressway project.
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Uber proposes gig-worker benefits model in Canada
31/08/2021 Duration: 06minKelly talks to the lead lawyer on the certified Uber class-action lawsuit, Samara Belitzky from Samfiru Tumarkin LLP Employment Lawyers.
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Hundreds of ER doctors put pressure on Ontario to boost nurses' pay amid staffing shortages
30/08/2021 Duration: 10minKelly talks to Dr. Christopher Keefer, an Emergency Room Doctor in Toronto, who wrote a letter to the province calling on higher wages for Ontario nurses.
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Ryerson University will be renamed
27/08/2021 Duration: 12minKelly talks to Sarah Tomlinson, a RSU student and reporter for The Eyeopener about the move to change the name of Ryerson University.
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Ontario has scaled back COVID testing, but there is still a big need with back-to-school right around the corner
26/08/2021 Duration: 06minKelly talks to Phillip Anthony, manager of the East Toronto Mobile Vaccination Strategy at Michael Garron Hospital.
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What students entering post-secondary institutions are feeling at the start of another uncertain school year
23/08/2021 Duration: 13minKelly talks to Dr. Michele Foster, psychologist and co-director of the Toronto Wellness Psychology Group about teens' mental health ahead of another uncertain school year, and what students are dealing with when it comes to online versus in-person learning at the post-secondary level.
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Why Catherine McKenna is encouraging all Canadians to go jump in a lake
23/08/2021 Duration: 12minKelly talks to Catherine McKenna, MP for Ottawa Centre, Canada’s Minister of Infrastructure & Communities, and climate advocate about how she is celebrating her 50th birthday this year, and the importance of voting in the upcoming federal election.
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Liberals pledge $9-billion for long-term care, but is it enough to fix a broken system?
20/08/2021 Duration: 09minON Point's Alex Pierson talks to Melissa Miller, a lawyer and partner at Howie Sacks and Henry about the Liberals promise to increase the minimum wage for personal support workers and better staff in longterm care homes. Is it enough to fix a broken system, and what are the other candidates on the campaign trail saying (or not saying)?
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Lawyer questions timing of charge against Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin
19/08/2021 Duration: 13minON Point's Alex Pierson talks to Natalia Rodriguez, a civil liberties lawyer and a Partner with Conway Litigation about the timing of the charge against Major-General Dany Fortin.
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NDP has no credible plan to pay for "tax the rich" platform promises
19/08/2021 Duration: 08minON Point's Alex Pierson talks to Adam Zivo, columnist for the National Post about the NDP's public spending plan that would be paid for by higher taxes on the rich.
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Ontario optometrists battling the province over eye care OHIP coverage as deadline looms
19/08/2021 Duration: 11minKelly talks to Dr. Wes McCann, optometrist and member of the OAO about the ongoing dispute between Ontario optometrists and the provincial government, and how that will affect how much you pay for eye exams.
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Breaking down the Conservatives pandemic-focused platform
18/08/2021 Duration: 12minON Point's Alex Pierson talks to Kris Sims, Executive Director of the Canadian Taxpayer Federation.
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Conservative leader Erin O'Toole on vaccinations, carbon tax, Afghanistan and the arrest of Fortin
18/08/2021 Duration: 14minON Point's Alex Pierson talks to CPC leader Erin O'Toole about some key election points, including vaccinations for federal employees, carbon pricing, Afghanistan and comments the arrest of Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin.
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One Afghan Interpreter is Safe in Canada, But His Family Still Isn't
17/08/2021 Duration: 13minAlex Pierson spoke with one of the few Afghan Interpreters and Cultural guides who was able to escape Afghanistan before the Taliban completely overthrew the country and sealed the borders.For the safety of his family still in Afghanistan, and fear of Taliban retaliation, we are withholding his name. Alex and this now safe interpreter talk about the terrifying situation in Afghanistan now, the Taliban hunting for any they consider an enemy, and how he feels the Canadian government's response has been so far. Let's get talking
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Federal government announce incentives for zero-emission vehicles program
17/08/2021 Duration: 10minKelly talks to Daniel Breton, President and CEO of Electric Mobility Canada about the EV rebate program announced by the federal government.
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How Canadian charity GlobalMedic is helping with relief efforts in Haiti
16/08/2021 Duration: 08minON Point's Alex Pierson talks to Rahul Singh, Executive Director of GlobalMedic about relief efforts in Haiti.
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CAF veteran doesn't mince words over Canada's response to fall of Kabul
16/08/2021 Duration: 11minON Point's Alex Pierson talks to Robin Rickards, a retired corporal with the Canadian Armed Forces and a member of "Not Left Behind."
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Reimagined portrait of Mary Ann Shadd takes over the side of Toronto building
12/08/2021 Duration: 08minKelly talks to Umbereen Inayet, Programming Supervisor, Museum & Heritage Services, about a new mural featuring Mary Ann Shadd, the first Black woman to publish a newspaper in North America.
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Chinese court upholds death sentence for Robert Schellenberg
10/08/2021 Duration: 12minPeter Shurman talks to Professor Ian Lee about the sentence, the two Michaels, and how these cases relate to Meng Wanzhou and China's reputation in the world.
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Erin O'Toole discusses economic recovery in Canada ahead of potential election
10/08/2021 Duration: 11minGuest host Peter Shurman talks to Erin O'Toole, leader of the Conservative Party of Canada.