There will be no federal election: the NDP decided to stand with the Liberals against an anti-corruption committee motion from the Conservatives, preventing a potential election. What did we learn from yesterday?

Guest: John Ivison, Columnist, National Post

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Tonight will be the second and final debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden. With some things already changed for this debate (mute buttons, etc), one of those campaigns is already not happy. ALSO: Rudy Giuliani has found himself in hot water over Borat 2.

Guest: Laura Babcock. President, PowerGroup

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City council has received an update from Stelco for it’s vision for hundreds of acres of surplus land in the North end.

Guest: John-Paul Danko, City of Hamilton Councillor for Ward 8

Forge FC has left for El Salvador for the CONCACAF league preliminary round.

Guest: Scott Radley. Host of “The Scott Radley Show” Columnist, Hamilton Spec

A second class action lawsuit has been launched by Samfiru Tumarkin LLP against the Old Republic Insurance Company of Canada on behalf of families that had paid for school trips but they were cancelled by the pandemic and never received reimbursement.

Guest: Sivan Tumarkin, insurance lawyer and co-founding partner at Samfiru Tumarkin LLP

There has been a lot of election talk in the last 24 hours, from Trump walking out of a 60 minutes interview, whether he’s got a bank account in China, how his campaign has spent $1B on the election so far, and the campaign reaction to the debate tomorrow. To tap on all this, Reggie Cecchini joins Bill.

Guest: Reggie Cecchini, Washington Producer and Correspondent with Global News

Today in Queen’s Park, the leader of the Green Party of Ontario is going to be debating his private member’s bill that would revoke the ability of employers to require sick notes for short term, minor illnesses. There has been support from labour groups and business/health associations for this piece of legislation.

Guest: Mike Schreiner, leader of the Ontario Green Party