Scott Radley is in for Bill Kelly. He speaks with Sean O'Shea to get an update on the RCMP Manhunt, as the RCMP seem to be zeroing in on two people that match the suspect descriptions of the suspects in the B.C. murder cases.

Guest: Sean O’Shea, Consumer Reporter, Global News

The latest Amber Alert rang out early Thursday morning, rattling phones and startling people across the province. While one woman has launched a petition to fine people who call 9-1-1 to complain about Amber Alerts on their phones, there are calls to change the emergency alert system.

Guest: Constable Shane Siebert, Brantford Police

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The hunt continues for the suspects linked to the BC murders of three people. We get the latest from Diana Foxall.

Guest: Diana Foxall, CJOB

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As RCMP search for two men from BC in northern Manitoba, both the suspects and officers are facing some rugged terrain full of bogs, bugs and more. How do officers go about searches that take them in areas like this?

Guest: Kevin Bryan, retired police officer & professor at Seneca College

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A new list has found what cities are the best and worst to drive in. The question is, which ones are they?

Guest: Anne Marie Thomas, Insurancehotline.com

Minister of Environment and Climate Change Catherine McKenna is in Hamilton today for a roundtable discussion with Mayor Fred Eisenberger and other local mayors. They will discuss the recent Canada’s Changing Climate Report and the implications of climate change on Canadians.

Guest: Catherine McKenna, Minister of the Environment.

Robert Mueller testified before Congress yesterday and while he didn’t answer a ton of questions (referring more to the report and whether something was out of his purview), he did say that the President when out of office could be indicted for obstruction, that his investigation was not a witch hunt and that Russian interference is still happening.

Guest: Richard Painter, S. Walter Richey Professor of Corporate Law at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities.

Rick chats with a reporter who was part of the scrum post Mueller testimony yesterday, where the President accused reporters of being fake news. 

Guest: Brian J. Karem. Executive Editor - Sentinel Newspapers/ WH reporter for Playboy/ Political analyst at @CNN

Maxime Bernier spoke at an event in Oakville last night, saying he’s going to cap immigration, accused the PM of ‘putting Canada on a road to destruction’ through globalism and that he’d limit those accepted under the family reunification program.

Guest: Barry Kay, political science professor at Wilfrid Laurier University.

The Ontario School teachers union, OSSTF, the government and school boards still have not come up with a deal for teacher’s contracts and it looks like Ontario’s high school teachers will not be having a contract before the school starts. 

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

Minister of Environment and Climate Change Catherine McKenna is in Hamilton today for a roundtable discussion with Mayor Fred Eisenberger and other local mayors. They will discuss the recent Canada’s Changing Climate Report and the implications of climate change on Canadians.

Guest: Catherine McKenna, Minister of the Environment.

The latest national crime data reveals Hamilton has the highest rate of police-reported hate crimes, per capita, in Canada.

Guest: Kojo Damptey, Manager of Programs, Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion.

A new report from Feed Ontario shows Hamilton Centre had second highest per capita food bank use in 2018.

Guest: Joanne Santucci, Hamilton Food Share.

Multiple investigations have been launched after two men convicted of violent offences and detained at a Toronto mental health facility walked away earlier this week, including one who hopped on a plane and fled the country.

Guest: Jeff Manishen. Criminal Lawyer, Ross & McBride/ Former Crown Attorney.