The Ontario NDP are accusing the government of arrogance, hubris, and disdain for women after the government shut down a debate on a bill meant to improve transparency around why so many sexual assault cases have been stayed. It may be disappointing to have a bill go to committee but the move doesn’t show disdain for women or promote misogyny.

A loophole in the House of Commons spending rules actually allows MPs to bill taxpayers for including the travel costs of "designated travellers," which are often MPs' spouses. Do taxpayers need to pay for that?

It’s true and you’ll be able to hear it for yourself when Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, is joined by Newstalk 1010 Science & Tech Expert Dan Riskin on Telescopic Tuesday!

Transportation Minister will join Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, on today’s announcement that people convicted of car theft will lose their drivers license.

Mark Mendelson joins Deb Hutton as todays guest on Part for Two to talk about if we need new tools to deal with threats against politicians if it’s too difficult to convict those who are charged.

Deb Hutton fills in for Jerry Agar to share her thoughts, and Brad Bradford joins the show to talk about Toronto's housing crisis.

One Conservative MP is boycotting Tim Horton's for their new paper-based lids. Does this resonate with you or make her look foolish?

Jerry talks to Marcin Peski, U of T Economics professor about what he discovered about the TDSB's report.