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The NFL saw it’s return last night! With that came some controversy as Kansas City Chiefs fans booed during a moment of silence that was held to acknowledge inequality.

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

On September 27th, the kidney community will join for the annual Kidney Walk – this time virtually. This is to help those who are combatting kidney disease as one in ten Canadians face the issue and millions more are at risk.

Guest: Ranjeev Sethi, volunteer with The Kidney Foundation of Canada

Today marks 19 years since 9/11 occurred in the United States. On that day, Elinda Kiss escaped from WTC 1 and watched as UA Flight 175 struck the second tower. She joins Bill to share her story of what happened on that day and how she tried to help, and the impact it’s had on her for the years since.

Guest: Elinda Kiss, clinical associate professor of finance at the University of Maryland

Parliament resumes in two weeks, but no one is exactly sure how it’s going to be run. The federal government has proposed a full resumption using a hybrid model of some sitting in the House and the rest online, but will the other parties agree to that?

Guest: Richard Brennan, retired journalist with the Toronto Star. Covered Queen’s Park and Parliament Hill.

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BC’s Supreme Court has ruled that private healthcare is not a constitutional right if wait times are too long. What implications does this landmark case have on our health care system?

Guest: Dr. Danyaal Raza, chair, Canadian Doctors for Medicare

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Concerns have been risen over face shields being used at the Hamilton Wentworth District School Board. In particular, that they’ll be reused by occasional staff.

Guest: Daryl Jerome, OSSTF District 21

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Has the recent statements brought forward by the piece in the The Atlantic  by the President about US soldiers cost him the election?

Guest: Matthew Fisher, Fellow, Canadian Global Affairs Institute & contributor with Global News.