Bill Kelly Show

Today the fourth trial for Robert Badgerow will take place in Kitchener court room. The former steelworker is now poised to become the first person to be tried four times for the same first degree murder. What makes this case different from the others? Susan Clairmont. Columnist, Hamilton Spec

Mayor’s Townhall with Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger.

Busy week not just for Trump, but for his entire family in politics. First of all, Donald Trump released his health records in response to Hillary Clinton’s bout with pneumonia. His daughter Ivanka bailed on an interview after tough questioning by Cosmo on her father’s plan for maternity leave. His son Donald Trump Jr faced backlash for comments where he said that if the Republicans were caught in so many lies, the media would be “warming up the gas chamber right now." Blayne Haggart, associate professor in the Department of Political Science, Brock University

The World Cup of Hockey starts tomorrow with Team Canada taking on Team Czech Republic at 8pm. What’s to come with  this series? Dan Dunleavy,play by play announcer for World Cup of Hockey.

The World Cup of Hockey starts tomorrow with Team Canada taking on Team Czech Republic at 8pm. What’s to come with  this series?

Dan Dunleavy, play by play announcer for World Cup of Hockey

Busy week not just for Trump, but for his entire family in politics. First of all, Donald Trump released his health records in response to Hillary Clinton’s bout with pneumonia. His daughter Ivanka bailed on an interview after tough questioning by Cosmo on her father’s plan for maternity leave. His son Donald Trump Jr faced backlash for comments where he said that if the Republicans were caught in so many lies, the media would be “warming up the gas chamber right now." Blayne Haggart, associate professor in the Department of Political Science, Brock University

Mayor’s Townhall with Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger

Retired steelworkers are now taking their fight to get their health benefits back to the Ontario Court of Appeal.Bill Ferguson, President of USW Local 8782.

Kellie Leitch has been making headlines over the past few weeks over her idea to implement a values test for prospective immigrants. The question has to be asked; What are Canadian values and is suspicion of immigrants one of them? Theo Selles, Registered Family Therapist, President of Integrity Works

According to Ontario’s Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, a swift return to work is the best way for workers to recover, hwoever experts are arguing that forcing them back to work can be demeaning and potentially harmful. Katherine Lippel, Professor at the University of Ottawa, and holder of the Canada Research Chair on Occupational Health and Safety Law

According to Ontario’s Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, a swift return to work is the best way for workers to recover, hwoever experts are arguing that forcing them back to work can be demeaning and potentially harmful. Katherine Lippel, Professor at the University of Ottawa, and holder of the Canada Research Chair on Occupational Health and Safety Law

Kellie Leitch has been making headlines over the past few weeks over her idea to implement a values test for prospective immigrants. The question has to be asked; What are Canadian values and is suspicion of immigrants one of them?Theo Selles, Registered Family Therapist, President of Integrity Works

Retired steelworkers are now taking their fight to get their health benefits back to the Ontario Court of Appeal. Bill Ferguson, President of USW Local 8782

With the sessions on LRT still on going, opinions still seem to be split among Hamiltonians in regards to the project. Carol Lazich, opponent of LRT, Gilbert’s Big & Tall Shop Men’s Shop 

Veterans in Canada are facing another hurdle when it comes to getting benefits. The Country’s military ombudsman says it should be up to National Defence, not Veterans Affairs to define if injuries a soldier took where during the line of duty. Michael Blais. President & Founder of Canadians Veterans Advocacy. 

Should cameras be allowed in a courtroom? An Alberta judge has issued a landmark decision to allow a television camera inside his courtroom for the verdict in the Travis Vader murder case. Should this be allowed in Canadian courtrooms going forward? Are there drawbacks?

Peter Jacobsen, lawyer practicing in defamation, media law and constitutional law, Bersenas Jacobsen Chouest Thomson Blackburn LLP