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Another terrible air quality day in effect as wildfires continue to burn across Quebec and Northern Ontario. John Moore has the latest on the situation, plus how Canada is experiencing a rash of car thefts, a dog killed by police, parachuting soldiers in Toronto, and golf tournament rivals bury the hatchet.

Congratulations to everyone celebrating a birthday today. Don't feel left out with all the talk about how being born on June 5 is so nice. John Moore looks at cell service coming to the TTC, Corrections Canada's spin over Paul Bernardo's transfer, Pride getting federal funding, power issues in the province, and what comes next for Ontario Place.

If your next home has a squash ball court, Olivia Chow is coming for you. John Moore looks at the latest in the mayor's race, outrage over Paul Bernardo's transfer, five teens arrested in near-deadly subway station stabbing, wildfires still burning, and annoyances over noises.

Another hot hot hot day in the city. John Moore looks at the latest from the mayor election, a second teen in custody after shooting off fireworks on the TTC, the worst wildfire season in Canada, and calls growing louder to defund Catholic Schools.

The weather experts will pedantically point out you need THREE days of abnormally high temps to declare a heat wave. But this is a podcast, not a science classroom. John Moore listens in as the mayoral candidates turn their fire at the front runner, fans boo a controversial Jays player, police catch a kid responsible for shooting off fireworks on a bus, and the latest from Halifax. 

Fireworks on the TTC, free crack pipes, loud cars passing by. Is this what is giving residents a sense of disorder in the city? John Moore looks at the issues ahead of another mayors debate. Plus: a rise in hate across Ontario, more deaths linked to one Mississauga man, a Blue Jays player says sorry, and knocked out by cheese.