Concerns have been mounting after a Vice article this week unveiled that a municipal staffer had previously been involved in a white supremacy group and has been working at the city for quite some time. The new city manager will be investigating how he got hired.

Guest: Bernie Farber, Chair of the Canadian Anti-hate network.

Photo: (thefreedomsite.org)

Yesterday, Vice Canada released a story about how a former neo-Nazi is employed at Hamilton City Hall in IT. Advocates are saying he should not be a part of government.

LISTEN: https://omny.fm/shows/bill-kelly-show/podcast-neo-nazi-red-hill-and-robert-badgerow

Guest: Evelyn Myrie, President, Afro-Canadian Caribbean Association.

Photo: (Nick Westoll / File / Global News)

Yesterday, Vice Canada released a story about how a former neo-Nazi is employed at Hamilton City Hall in IT. Advocates are saying he should not be a part of government.

Guest: Evelyn Myrie, President, Afro-Canadian Caribbean Association.

A judge has been appointed as the head of the judicial inquiry into the damning Red Hill Valley Parkway report and how it stayed buried for so long.

Guest: Brad Clark, City Councillor, City of Hamilton.

The appeal filed for Robert Badgerow was denied yesterday, nearly 40 years after the murder of Diane Werendowicz.

Guest: Susan Clairmont , Columnist, The Hamilton Spectator.

Yesterday, Vice Canada released a story about how a former neo-Nazi is employed at Hamilton City Hall in IT. Advocates are saying he should not be a part of government.

Guest: Evelyn Myrie, President, Afro-Canadian Caribbean Association.

Gore Park developpers have given up when it comes to building a boutique Hamilton
hotel in Gore Park. What happened here?

Guest: Bill Curran. Architect, Thier + Curran Architects Inc.

The City of Hamilton has blocked public access to the legendary waterfront rum runner caves. That’s fine and dandy, but what’s the status of waterfront development right now?

Guest: Jason Farr, City Councillor, Ward 2.

The CMA (in an Ipsos Report), says that Canadians are wanting political parties to get back to basics and make health care a priority, not carbon tax.

Guest: Dr. Gigi Osler, Canadian Medical Association.