As 2025 begins, news stories appear to ricochet across the nation and certainly Ontario, the most populous province which is also the seat of the national government. How do two prominent members of the Ontario media view their reporting responsibilities and are so-called 'legacy' media facing an ever-increasing credibility deficit?Guests: <ul>
<li>Alex Pierson, Host of <a href="https://globalnews.ca/national/program/alex-pierson">The Alex Pierson Show</a> on 640 Toronto and 980 CFPL in London.  </li>
<li>Joe Warmington, Featured columnist wth the Toronto Sun and National Post</li>
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Liberal caucus will meet to address mounting party calls for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to resign

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