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Colonel Charged (runs 5:23): Andy Barrie spoke with the Mayor of Tweed, Jo-Anne Albert.

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Andy Barrie spoke with Canadian filmmaker Clement Virgo.

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Transitions (runs 7:21): Andy Barrie spoke with Dr. Roberta Bondar.

Plastic Turns 60 (runs 4:22): Andy Barrie spoke with our business commentator Michael Hlinka.

Mixed Marriage (runs 9:51): Andy Barrie spoke with Kevin Durkee, Tom Douangmixay and Joan Jenkinson. She is the executive producer of, Crazy For Love.

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Metro Morning
Tuesday, Feb 9

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Later today, four community organizations in Toronto will have a little more money to spend on the work they do. It is all part of the, Future Fund grant program, of the Ontario Trillium Foundation. This morning we spoke with two people involved in the program.

Stories and information are posted after each show. More audio items are available in the archives.

Andy Barrie is joined every morning by newsreader Jill Dempsey, traffic reporter Jim Curran, sportsreader Scott Regehr and business analyst Michael Hlinka.

Our Columnists

On Mondays technology columnist Jesse Hirsh explains and analyzes the latest trends and developments from the high-tech world.

On Tuesdays Karen Horsman joins us to share her parenting tips and insights.

On Wednesdays we feature the music reviews of Errol Nazareth.

On Thursdays we feature health and medical insight from Dr. Peter Lin.

Each Friday we feature entertainment expert Aparita Bhandari with What's Goin' On - your guide to interesting events around Toronto. Jesse Wente also joins us on Fridays to provide movie reviews.

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Tune in to Metro Morning weekdays from 5:30 - 8:30 a.m. on 99.1 FM in Southern Ontario.

Metro Morning is the audio version of Toronto's Yonge Street: a central urban artery that cuts through the heart of the city and beyond; connecting people, neighbourhoods, communities, diverse pockets and populations.

The program expresses the realities of life and experience in Canada's largest city through a weave of news, current affairs and the information you need to start your day, including consistent and predictable weather and traffic.

Metro Morning presents the city's rich texture through music, poetry, drama, spoken word, live performance and humour.

Metro Morning is Toronto - its face, places, voices and stories.

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