Secondary School teachers are hitting the picket lines today as the union and government have not reached a deal. The strike today is only for one day.

Guest: Alex Johnstone, Trustee & Chair, Hamilton Wentworth District School Board.

Hamilton is facing a new provincial order over the sewage spill into Cootes Paradise. As well, 78 million litres of partially treated waste water has been released into Hamilton Harbour due to the storm over the weekend.

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Guest: Chris McLaughlin, Executive Director, Bay Area Restoration Council.

Hamilton is facing a new provincial order over the sewage spill into Cootes Paradise. As well, 78 million litres of partially treated waste water has been released into Hamilton Harbour due to the storm over the weekend.

Guest: Chris McLaughlin, Executive Director, Bay Area Restoration Council.

Schools could be closed for a day strike tomorrow if talks don’t continue as planned. 

Guest: Harvey Bischof. President, Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation.

The countdown to a possible HSR strike has begun.

Guest: Terry Whitehead. City Councillor, Ward 8, City of Hamilton.

Schools could be closed for a day strike tomorrow if talks don’t continue as planned. 

Guest: Harvey Bischof. President, Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation.

Several neighbourhoods in our city were without power yesterday. Rachel Bertone is a media spokesperson with Alectra Utilities and joins Rick to provide an update.

Guest: Rachel Bertone Media Spokesperson, Alectra Utilities

Police reported 400 crashes and urge caution Monday morning as storm causes chaos in GTA.

Guest: Kerry Schmidt, Sergeant - Media Relations, Highway Safety Division, Ontario Provincial Police.

45% of Hamilton renters living in unaffordable housing. Which neighbourhoods have a higher number of eviction rates and renters?

Guest: Sara Mayo, Social Planner - Geographic Information Service, Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton.

Recently it was decided that autonomous cars will be tested on some of Hamilton's roads. Why is the testing good for Hamilton's economy and what do we get out of it?

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

Hamilton's transit union has filed for a No Board Report with a vote of 97.6%, which will start the clock towards a strike or job action.

Guest: Eric Tuck, President, ATU 107.