Daily Audio Features

How Can It Happen? (runs 4:27): Matt Galloway spoke with forensic accountant Al Rosen, about Mayor David Miller's found money.

Nothing Unusual (runs 9:55): Matt Galloway spoke with Toronto Mayor David Miller, about finding $100 million.

Illegal Firearms Seized (runs 5:26): Matt Galloway spoke with Inspector Steve Clegg of the OPP.

Walking For Rehab (runs 6:20): Matt Galloway spoke with Brenda Mascoll, She will be participating in the, Achilles Canada St. Patrick's Day 5-K walk.

Homeless Seniors (runs 7:44): Matt Galloway spoke with Rima Zavys. She is the director of the, First Step to Home, project.

Movie Stocks? (runs 4:26): Matt Galloway spoke with our business commentator Michael Hlinka.

Clocks Forward (runs 4:23): Matt Galloway spoke with Willem Tjonasan. He will be setting the clock at Old City Hall.

World Cup 2010 (runs 5:38): Matt Galloway spoke with the CBC's Scott Russell. CBC is the official broadcaster of the 2010 Soccer World Cup.

Investing In Toronto (runs 5:15): Matt Galloway spoke with the CBC's Mary Wiens about her new series, Safe Haven: Iranians and Toronto's Real Estate Market, which begins Monday on Metro Morning.

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Metro Morning
Friday, Mar 12

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When it was announced on Wednesday that the city has an additional $100 million, it left many people with one big question: how could that much money possibly be a surprise? This morning we spoke with a forensic accountant, and with Toronto's Mayor.

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

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

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