City hall may finally get a Hamilton sign! The proposed sign would be about 2.25 metres tall, about 2 metres deep and 20 metres long with the letters being multicoloured and tall enough to stand in. Funds for the sign would be raised by the private sector and is estimated to cost $250,000.

Guest: Laura Babcock. President, PowerGroup

Burlington Mayor's Townhall.

Guest - Rick Goldring

Opponents of the incoming LRT system are still at it. A group is pushing for a reevaluation of transit options, including Bus Rapid Transit and for a look at the environmental assessment. The Minister of Environment now has 35 days to decide whether to order further studies or allow the project to proceed.

Guest: John Best. President of the Bay Observer

Opponents of the incoming LRT system are still at it. A group is pushing for a reevaluation of transit options, including Bus Rapid Transit and for a look at the environmental assessment. The Minister of Environment now has 35 days to decide whether to order further studies or allow the project to proceed.

Guest: John Best. President of the Bay Observer

Burlington Mayor Rick Goldring is in studio to talk about all the issues facing his city.

Guest - Rick Goldring, Mayor, City of Burlington

The proposed sign would be about 2.25 metres tall, about 2 metres deep and 20 metres long with the letters being multicoloured and tall enough to stand in. Funds for the sign would be raised by the private sector and is estimated to cost $250,000.

Guest: Laura Babcock. President, PowerGroup

The Bank of Canada is set to raise lending rates, with traders 90% certain of a quarter point rate hike from .5% to .75%. How will this affect mortgage holders and debt owners? What effect will this have on the Canadian economy?

Guest - Ian Lee, Sprott School of Business, Carlton University

It’s looking like Justin Trudeau has two scandals to deal with this summer. The first is the $10.5 million payout to Omar Khadr which over 70% of Canadians opposed according to a recent Angus Reid survey. The second is Indigenous and Northern Affairs Minister Marilyn Poitras stepping down from the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls inquiry. Marilyn wrote in a letter to Trudeau, "It is clear to me that I am unable to perform my duties as a commissioner with the process designed in its current structure.” How is Trudeau going to ride out these stories this summer?

Guest: Tim Harper, Freelance Writer and Editor

Wildfires are still raging in British Columbia and over 14,000 people have been forced to evacuate. What is the evacuation process like and how do evacuees cope?

Guest: Kira Thomas, BC Wildfire Evacuee now in Calgary

Wildfires are still raging in British Columbia and over 14,000 people have been forced to evacuate. What is the evacuation process like and how do evacuees cope?

Guest: Kira Thomas, BC Wildfire Evacuee now in Calgary

It’s looking like Justin Trudeau has two scandals to deal with this summer. The first is the $10.5 million payout to Omar Khadr which over 70% of Canadians opposed according to a recent Angus Reid survey. The second is Indigenous and Northern Affairs Minister Marilyn Poitras stepping down from the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls inquiry. Marilyn wrote in a letter to Trudeau, "It is clear to me that I am unable to perform my duties as a commissioner with the process designed in its current structure.” How is Trudeau going to ride out these stories this summer?

Guest: Tim Harper, Freelance Writer and Editor

To everyone’s surprise, Donald Trump Jr. released an email chain showing his attempt to get potentially damaging information on Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential campaign. What inspired him to do this? Why would he release these emails? Is this a sign of collusion with Russian interests?

Guest - Laura Babcock, President, Powergroup

The Bank of Canada is set to raise lending rates, with traders 90% certain of a quarter point rate hike from .5% to .75%. How will this affect mortgage holders and debt owners? What effect will this have on the Canadian economy?

Guest - Ian Lee, Sprott School of Business, Carlton University

It’s looking like Justin Trudeau has two scandals to deal with this summer. The first is the $10.5 million payout to Omar Khadr which over 70% of Canadians opposed according to a recent Angus Reid survey. The second is Indigenous and Northern Affairs Minister Marilyn Poitras stepping down from the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls inquiry. Marilyn wrote in a letter to Trudeau, "It is clear to me that I am unable to perform my duties as a commissioner with the process designed in its current structure.” How is Trudeau going to ride out these stories this summer?

Guest: Tim Harper, Freelance Writer and Editor

Wildfires are still raging in British Columbia and over 14,000 people have been forced to evacuate. What is the evacuation process like and how do evacuees cope?

Guest: Kira Thomas, BC Wildfire Evacuee now in Calgary

Wildfires are still raging in British Columbia and over 14,000 people have been forced to evacuate. What is the evacuation process like and how do evacuees cope?

Guest: Kira Thomas, BC Wildfire Evacuee now in Calgary