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Could Helping Someone Be a Trouble in Today's World?

Will AI take over Humans ? Guest: Kam Bal, CEO CIMT College Host; Shameel Jasvir, RED FM Toronto

Most of the street drugs are laced with fentanyl Guest: Sgt Amarjeet Kahlon, Toronto Police Service Host: Shameel jasvir, RED FM Toronto

Ontario Premier Doug Ford's Reagan-themed anti-tariff ad was meant to defend Canadian workers — but instead, it triggered a full-blown diplomatic storm. Within hours, Donald Trump accused Canada of "fraud," cancelled all trade talks, and reignited tariff tensions just weeks before a crucial U.S. Supreme Court ruling. With over $900 billion in annual trade on the line, was this ad a bold stand or a reckless political stunt that cost Canada leverage at the worst possible time? Listen to the full debate: Did Doug Ford make a mistake running the anti-tariff ad against the U.S.? Hosts: Jatinder Gidda & Raghav Choudhary

Ontario has banned speed cameras and launched a $210 million Road Safety Fund for speed bumps, raised crosswalks, roundabouts, signs, and more police patrols. Supporters say this creates permanent safety infrastructure, avoids "cash-grab" ticketing, and delivers real improvements in school zones. Critics argue the cameras were working, reducing speeding, and ensuring speeders, not taxpayers paid for road safety. So, the question is simple: Do you support Doug Ford's decision? Is the $210M expense justified, or should speed cameras have stayed? Hosts: Jatinder Gidda & Raghav Choudhary

Ontario's new Bill 60 - the Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act  is one of the most controversial housing reforms in years. Supporters say it will speed up the LTB, crack down on chronic non-payment, and help build more rental housing. Critics argue it will weaken renter protections, make evictions easier, and worsen homelessness. So, the big question: Is Bill 60 right for the people of Ontario? Let's break it down, and let the debate begin. Hosts: Jatinder Gidda & Raghav Choudhary

Ghost Kitchens: Trusting the Taste or Treading on Thin Ice? Hosts: Jatinder Gidda & Raghav Choudhary    

Are you being overcharged on your mobile phone bill? RED FM listeners share their opinions in this open line segment. Host: Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman, RED FM Toronto

Wi-Fi & Bluetooth radiation can lead to health risks? Guest: Kuldip Singh, IT Expert Host: Shameel Jasvir, RED FM Toronto

Influencers vs Media: Who Really Shapes Public Opinion Today?

New vs. Old Immigrants: Who Messed It Up?  

Are GTA's biggest problems - housing crisis, homelessness, health care chaos, and broken transit — happening because politicians are failing to do their jobs or the people are not aware?

In this episode, we explore the poetic world of Safina Sandhu, a Chandigarh-based poet who writes in both Punjabi and Hindi. She shares with us how her childhood experiences, her life partner Kanwar Sandhu, and the influence of Punjabi singer Gurdas Maan and artist Imroz have shaped her poetry and her life.

Renting vs Buying in Canada 2025: Which Makes More Sense?  

Public Parks, Private Beliefs: Who Gets the Green Space?"