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Kelly Cutrara

AM640 / Curiouscast

Kelly Cutrara brings 20 years of national and international broadcasting experience to her show – not to mention a razor-sharp wit. Join us as Kelly guides you through amazing stories and interviews with fascinating people daily.

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16:08

Frontier claims to have created 'World's Best Tuque'...

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/10/27

Frontier, a magazine, design studio, and ventures group, has designed what they are claiming to be the 'World's Best Tuque'. Creators of the tuque claim that they, "have created a tuque that we believe could be the world’s best.The result is a product conceived over 18 months of research and development. It is an exploration of Canadian history, material science, fabrication techniques, production processes, and economic systems." It has been tested by Zamboni drivers, butchers, and

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8:52

Paolo Fongemie, Mayor of Bathurst, New Brunswick -...

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/10/26

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11:47

New Credit Chief, Stacy Laforme, on giving blessing...

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/10/25

In the heated debate over teams with indigenous names and logos, one Mississauga team is keen on keeping theirs, and have gone about it the right way to secure a blessing from the First Nations. The Mississauga Chiefs, who play in the Mississauga Girls Hockey League, have had the name since the team’s debut. Their logo, an arrowhead, was designed more recently after a discussion with the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation. The Chiefs were among five hockey teams in Mississauga cited in a

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7:49

Mayor John Tory - October 24 2016

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/10/24

The Mayor of Toronto discusses the new feature on the Green P parking app that will be available soon.

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8:24

MADD to educate bar patrons in Halton Hills and...

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/10/21

Halton police have laid 447 alcohol-related charges and issued 167 roadside suspensions this year, which, according to police, is a number that is much too high. This weekend, officers will join with MADD Canada representatives visit bars and restaurants throughout Milton and Halton Hills, and will be implementing volunteer breathalyzers to bring about awareness to the weekend campaign. Patrons will be provided with information pertaining to legislation changes that took effect October 2 that

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8:01

Ottawa father, Jason Beaudoin, on challenging...

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/10/20

An Ottawa father is accusing the Canada Revenue Agency of jumping to outdated conclusions when it decided his common-law wife should receive the child benefits for his two sons. The two sons were from a previous relationship. Jason Beaudoin says the CRA has assumed his live-in partner is the boys' primary caregiver, because the agency told him he needs her permission in order to have the Canada child benefit payments made out to him instead. Jason Beaudoin joins Kelly Cutrara, to dicuss the

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9:31

Lori Davison, vice-president of brand strategy and...

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/10/14

Sick isn't weak. That's the message that the new SickKids television advertisement states, in their new ad campaign, "VS". The ad targets all of the diseases and injuries that face the children that come into the SickKids hospital in Toronto. From liver disease, to cystic fibrosis, to cancer, and more, the new advertisement takes a bold new approach, as compared to previous ad campaigns. Lori Davison, vice-president of brand strategy and communications, joins Kelly Cutrara to discuss the

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9:01

Dave Bidini - October 13th 2016

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/10/13

Dylan is great – but he’s no literary Nobel winner

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8:54

Guidy Mamann, Immigration Lawyer, on less citizenship...

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/10/13

Citizenship applications have plummeted because of increasing fees, and for the second year in a row, the number of people applying for citizenship has gone down. Factors include increasing international tensions, and stronger immigration regulations, but the biggest factor is cost. Unless you have a burning desire to become a Canadian citizen, not many people have the amount of money that is neccessary to even apply. The government is saying that the fees for the application are merely

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11:27

Mark Breslin, Yuks Yuks Founder & CEO

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/10/12

Cutrara discusses the future of comedy with Mark Breslin.

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7:38

Chreston's Cuts - Oct. 11th 2016

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/10/11

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7:42

Breaking down the new mortgage rules

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/10/04

Rob Carrick, Personal Finance Columnist for the Globe and Mail helps Kelly break it down

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9:39

Shai Bekman on E-Cigarette Legislationq in Canada

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/09/29

The federal government has announced it will introduce legislative amendments this fall to regulate e-cigarettes in Canada. The anticipated move comes after several provinces have already passed laws banning the sale of e-cigarettes to minors and the use of vaping products in public places. Health Canada said the move will balance the need to protect young people from nicotine addiction while allowing adult smokers to buy vaping products and e-cigarettes legally to help them quit smoking or as a

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7:12

The Skunk Whisperer

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/09/28

Mike MacMillan: Skunk Whisperer

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8:31

Ted Kritsonis discusses Blackberry dropping...

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/09/28

BlackBerry Ltd. once was the forerunner of the world’s global business and political elites with its line of eponymous smartphones, but by the end of this financial year will stop designing, ordering and selling the handsets that were integral to its brand in the beginning days “The company plans to end all internal hardware development and will outsource that function to partners,” CEO John Chen announced in a company press release, ending a 20-year run in the mobile hardware market that began

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9:52

University Students want to ban "Make America Great...

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/09/28

The issues of free speech and safe spaces erupted at Mount Royal University last Thursday after a video surfaced of a man and a woman getting into an arugment over whether he should be allowed to wear a hat supporting U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump. Kelly Cutrara discusses with listeners as to whether the hat is a image of racism and hate, or if it is simply an attempt at restricting our freedoms by banning the hat.

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9:17

Luciana Brasil, lawyer representing foreign buyers -...

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/09/23

There is a class-action lawsuit filed against B.C.'s foreign buyer property tax. Luciana Brasil is the lawyer representing these foreign buyers in this case.

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7:59

Christine Van Geyne, Tax-free cigarettes fueling ...

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/09/22

Premier Kathleen Wynne knows that contraband cigarettes are a problem in Ontario — costing her government millions each year in lost revenues. But her tough talk doesn’t match her actions. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) has obtained documents through a Freedom of Information request that shows that Ontario Cigarette Allocation System is sending enough tax-free cigarettes to Ontario reserves that every smoker on a reserve over the age of 15 would have to smoke 61 cigarettes a day, every

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8:07

Peter Kim From Global News

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/09/21

Peter Kim joins Kelly to give an update about the shooting that occured September 20th in the Annex.

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6:48

Wearable Tech Won’t Help You Lose Weight

Kelly Cutrara ·

2016/09/20

Dr. John Jakicic, Professor at the university of Pittsburghtells Kelly why.

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