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Should the opposition parties be urging police to investigate political scandals at every opportunity? Are they being used as a political tool?

Guest: Alan Carter, Queen’s Park Bureau Chief, Global News.

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The Ontario Municipal Board has rejected a city plan to keep the ward boundaries the same and has ordered for the creation of a new ward on the West Mountain. It will also eliminate the Flamborough ward. Should the city have spent that money in the first place just to be rejected?

Guest: Larry DiIanni. Former Mayor, Lobbyist, City of Hamilton. 
Guest: Brenda Johnson, Ward 11 Councillor for the City of Hamilton.

Why are Trudeau and Trump bickering about trade imbalances? At a recent rally, Trump mentioned that our Prime Minister and himself haggled over whose trade imbalance was bigger. How does the trade imbalance work?

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

Should the opposition parties be urging police to investigate political scandals at every opportunity?

Guest: Alan Carter, Queen’s Park Bureau Chief, Global News

The city is reviewing whether the Hamilton Convention Centre, Art Gallery, First Ontario Centre and the Concert hall should be sold to create an entertainment and sports precinct in the downtown core. This comes in the wake of a report about the improvements needed for FirstOntario Centre.

Guest: Jason Farr, City Councillor, Ward 2.

Hamilton Police are still pondering over whether to provide naloxone kits to front line officers, yet a story has been brought forward about how police had to call 911 when an officer feared being exposed to opioids.

Guest: Susan Clairmont. Columnist, Hamilton Spec.

Ride hailing company Lyft is coming to Hamilton today. Are local taxi drivers worried with the arrival of Lyft?

Guest: Anthony Rizzuto. President, BlueLine Taxi.

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Ride hailing company Lyft is coming to Hamilton today. Are local taxi drivers worried with the arrival of Lyft?

Guest: Anthony Rizzuto. President, BlueLine Taxi.

Hamilton Police are still pondering over whether to provide naloxone kits to front line officers, yet a story has been brought forward about how police had to call 911 when an officer feared being exposed to opioids.

Guest: Susan Clairmont. Columnist, Hamilton Spec.

The city is reviewing whether the Hamilton Convention Centre, Art Gallery, First Ontario Centre and the Concert hall should be sold to create an entertainment and sports precinct in the downtown core. This comes in the wake of a report about the improvements needed for FirstOntario Centre.

Guest: Jason Farr, City Councillor, Ward 2.

A couple moved to Hamilton for a new beginning. However, someone listed their home as ‘for rent’ online and now ‘new tenants’ are showing up at their home.

Guest: Jenna Pettinato & Nicholas Mizera, the couple who moved to Hamilton.

The city is reviewing whether the Hamilton Convention Centre, Art Gallery, First Ontario Centre and the Concert hall should be sold to create an entertainment and sports precinct in the downtown core. This comes in the wake of a report about the improvements needed for FirstOntario Centre.

Guest: Jason Farr, City Councillor, Ward 2.

Photo: (AP Photo/Richard Vogel, File)

Ride hailing company Lyft is coming to Hamilton today. Are local taxi drivers worried with the arrival of Lyft?

Guest: Anthony Rizzuto. President, BlueLine Taxi.

The city is reviewing whether the Hamilton Convention Centre, Art Gallery, First Ontario Centre and the Concert hall should be sold to create an entertainment and sports precinct in the downtown core. This comes in the wake of a report about the improvements needed for FirstOntario Centre.

Guest: Jason Farr, City Councillor, Ward 2.

Hamilton Police are still pondering over whether to provide naloxone kits to front line officers, yet a story has been brought forward about how police had to call 911 when an officer feared being exposed to opioids.

Guest: Susan Clairmont. Columnist, Hamilton Spec.

Ride hailing company Lyft is coming to Hamilton today. Are local taxi drivers worried with the arrival of Lyft?

Guest: Anthony Rizzuto. President, BlueLine Taxi.