On Friday, October 4, we hear from 3 segment hosts. First, Samina comes on with a Turn the Page book review. Then, Rogene talks about millipedes. Finally, we hear from Chris about high school volunteers helping out in their community.

Segment Friday

On Monday, October 7, host Gabriel Hilty talks the top of the day's news. First, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says Toronto's ferries are still safe despite their age. Across Canada, updated COVID-19 vaccines roll out. Internationally, Israel escalates its bombing of Gaza and Lebanon and increases tensions with Iran. Then we hear from Samina with a new episode of Turn the Page.

Mayor Chow assures Torontonians ferries are safe

On Monday, October 14, host Gabriel Hilty talks the day's news. First, Toronto food banks call for government action amidst record-high usage rates. Then, Canada’s new pharmacare bill is now the law covering birth control and diabetes medication. Internationally, Palestinians sound the alarm as attention turns to Lebanon despite continuing attacks by Israel in Gaza. Finally, we hear from Samina with a new segment of Turn the Page.

Toronto food bank faces record use, call for government action

On Monday, October 28, host Gabriel Hilty is talking the day's latest news. First Ontario's gas tax cut is set to be extended despite the province's ballooning debt. In Saskatchewan,  provincial voting day splits the province. Then, Samina returns for a new episode of Turn the Page.

Ontario gas tax cut to be extended

On Thursday, October 31, we hear from three of Morning Mixtape News's fantastic segment hosts. First, we hear from Phoebe with Hidden Histories. Then, Rogene with Good News. Finally, Chris shares a story on a Halton teen's journey with volunteering.

Morning Mixtape News Segment Thursday

On Monday, November 11, host Gabriel Hilty talks the news affecting our community and world. First, hundreds of cyclists rally in Toronto protesting Ford's bike lane removal plans. Then, the global climate summit COP29 begins. Finally, we hear from Samina with a new segment of Turn the Page. 

Cyclists rally in Toronto against Ford's bike lane removal plans

On Monday, November 18, host Gabriel Hilty has the latest in local news. First, according to insiders, Ontario may see an election called for this spring. Next, Canada Post's strike continues as workers say they can't live off current wages. Then, Toronto City Council passes a temporary increase in the city's hotel tax for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Finally, Samina comes on for a new Turn the Page book review. 

Early provincial election looms for Ontario

On Monday, December 9, host Gabriel Hilty talks the day's latest news. First, the city says a park on Scarborough's closed Line 3 is unlikely due to high costs and legal issues. Then, the Canada Post strike continues as Ottawa reaffirms they won't intervene. Then, Syria's 50-year regime falls as opposition fighters oust the government. Then, Samina shares a new episode of Turn the Page.

City says new park along shut down Line 3 is unlikely

On Thursday, December 5, segment hosts come one to share everything from literature to sports. First, Phoebe shares a new segment of Hidden Histories. Then, Samina comes on for another Turn the Page book review. Finally, Owen comes on with the latest updates on the TMU Bold. 

Segment Thursday special

On Monday, December 16, host Gabriel Hilty talks the days news. First, Toronto is behind on meeting its goal to offset climate change. Then, the federal government’s two month GST holiday break is now in effect. Then, government turmoil in South Korea as Parliament votes to impeach the president over his martial law order. Finally, Samina shares a new segment of Turn the Page. 

Toronto not on track to meet 2025 emission cut target

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