Justice System Concerns | Election Controversy | AI and Cybersecurity | Mayoral Poll Potpourri

Jerry opens the show with his reaction to the latest release of a convicted sex offender in Durham Region, arguing the case is another example of a justice system that is failing to protect the public.

Next, Jerry speaks with Brian Lilley of the Toronto Sun about his column alleging municipal election workers broke the rules at advance polls in a way that favoured Olivia Chow.

Artificial intelligence and technology are in the spotlight as Jerry speaks with Francis Syms, Humber Polytechnic's Head of the School of Clean Energy and Associate Dean in the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology, about reports that startups are hiring low-paid workers to train robots for manual labour, as well as a cyberattack that spoiled food at hundreds of French grocery stores.

Plus, Jerry takes a look at the latest polling in Toronto's mayoral race. With new surveys suggesting the outcome could come down to voter turnout, Jerry considers whether Brad Bradford may have a stronger path to victory than he originally expected