The Bill Kelly Show Podcast w/ Scott Radley:

The bylaw prohibiting tents in Hamilton's parks comes back into effect after a judge has dismissed a court challenge that aimed to prevent the uprooting of homeless people.

GUEST: Benjamin Ries, Housing Lawyer with ‘Downtown Legal Services’, a community legal clinic and a clinical education program operated by the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto

Ontario's minimum wage spiked up to $15/hour, as announced by Doug Ford yesterday. Critics on the business side say it's too much too soon, and critics on the workers' side say it's too little.

GUEST: Monty McNaughton, Ontario’s Labour Minister

The Ontario Chamber of Commerce has released a report today that makes recommendations to the province and feds on how to position us a global climate leader. CEO Rocco Rossi joins the show to discuss their report.

GUEST: Rocco Rossi, President and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce

Recap: Game Six of the World Series. Scott has some opinions and so does our guest. But does our guest have the trivia knowledge that Scott does? 

GUEST: Mike Wilner, Baseball Columnist for the Toronto Star, host "Deep Left Field" podcast

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast:

Canada is making bold claims at COP26, with Justin Trudeau promising toput a cap on emissions from our oil and gas sector. This was met with chagrin by Jason Kenney, who says he was not consulted vis a vis Trudeau’s pledge.

GUEST: Jessica Green, Professor of Political Science with the School of the Environment at the University of Toronto

$6 Billion was the number quoted as the tipping point for the world’s ultra-rich to alleviate world hunger. Elon Musk says he will donate as much if the UN can prove the accuracy of the dollar figure.

GUEST: Moshe Lander, Senior Economics Lecturer with Concordia University

Erin O’Toole calls for flags to be raised from half-mast with the work of the reconciliation committee getting underway.

GUEST: Tasha Kheiriddin, Principal at Navigator and a Lecturer with the Max Bell School of Public Policy at McGill University

Grocery bills have skyrocketed recently, and it shows no sign of stopping. As feed, energy and fertilizer costs go up, so to must the cost of milk. An 8.4% increase in the price of milk is expected next year. Our guest has more.

GUEST: Janet Music, Research Program Coordinator with the Agri-Food Analytics Lab Faculty of Management at Dalhousie University