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Metro Morning
with Matt Galloway

"Will I Be Believed?"

Matt Galloway spoke about violence against women with Christina Baker. She is a detective with the integrated domestic violence unit of York Regional Police, and also the domestic violence co-ordinator for the force.
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Matt in Regent Park

Matt Galloway joined Artscape President & CEO Tim Jones for a tour of the new Artscape Regent Park Arts & Culture Centre.
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Business of Super Bowl

Matt Galloway spoke with our business commentator Michael Hlinka.
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Radcliffe's New Movie

Matt Galloway spoke with our film reviewer Karen Gordon about "The Woman In Black", and "Monsieur Lazhar".
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A Fork in the Road: A week-long series from Mary Wiens

Governments the world over face the challenge of remaking themselves for lean times ahead.

Low voter turnout suggests that many people don't have faith that governments can continue to deliver high quality public service, let alone resolve the big problems of our time, from climate change to obesity to traffic congestion.

But so far, much of the public debate about government's role has revolved around two polarizing questions; whether to cut services, or raise taxes.

Mary Wiens has found a growing movement among policy experts that the way forward must go beyond the debate over service cuts or maintaining the status quo.

Find out more, and leave your thoughts on how government could evolve to better serve the people. Tune in this week as we learn more about the "fork in the road", and what may be on the other side.

Matt Galloway spoke about our new series with Metro Morning's Mary Wiens. Listen audio (runs 6:14)

Mary Wiens speaks to Don Lenihan and Matthew Mendelsohn about healthcare. Listen audio (runs 6:22)

A new way of thinking about education that could transform the costs - and the role - of colleges and universities in our communities. Listen audio (runs 6:35)

We've been hearing from people about government becoming more collaborative. It's harder than it sounds, because governments are not set up to collaborate or share information. Listen audio (runs 6:48)

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"He didn't want to compromise"

Matt Galloway spoke about Scarbourough transit plans with Karen Stinz. She is a Toronto city councillor and Chair of the TTC.
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Losing Ontario Place?

Matt Galloway spoke with former Ontario PC leader John Tory. He is the current chair of Civic Action, and as of yesterday in charge of coming up with a plan to revitalize Ontario Place External Site.
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New Lending Rules

Matt Galloway spoke about mortgages with Patty Croft. She is the former chief economist at RBC Global Asset Management.
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After Harry Potter

Our film reviewer Karen Gordon met with actor Daniel Radcliffe.
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Initial Public Offering

Matt Galloway spoke with our business commentator Michael Hlinka.
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