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A release sent out this morning says that the city has got its contractor and two different asphalt experts ready to start repaving the Red Hill later this month.

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

In an op-ed, a former MPP and Ontario cabinet minister has called out the budget by the Ontario government saying that it will change the province for generations.

Guest: John Milloy, former Ontario Cabinet Minister, practitioner-in-residence in Laurier’s Political Science department and assistant professor of public ethics and co-director for the Centre for Public Ethics at Waterloo Lutheran Seminary.

A former U.S .Ambassador says that the U.S. President has ‘messed up the clock’ on USMCA when it came to getting it ratified and it may now die.

Guest: Marvin Ryder. Business Professor, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University.

A release sent out this morning says that Hamilton has got its contractor and two different asphalt experts ready to start repaving the Red Hill later this month.

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

Tech Talk with Adam Oldfie.d 

Hamilton will be losing $9 million in funding from the government this year due to cuts, which will impact many health, child care and social services programs.

Guest: Paul Johnson, general manager of healthy and safe communities, City of Hamilton.

The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce (alongside the Ontario Chamber) released a report this week which outlines the province’s advantage when it comes to the cannabis industry.

Guest: Bianca Caramento, Policy analyst. Hamilton Chamber of Commerce.

A judge will be asked today to approve the sale of three parcels of land – two would return to Stelco and the other would become the property of a film studio company.

Guest: Jason Farr, City Councillor, Ward 2.

Hamilton will be losing $9 million in funding from the government this year due to cuts, which will impact many health, child care and social services programs.

Guest: Paul Johnson, general manager of healthy and safe communities, City of Hamilton.