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McMaster University has bought 9 houses near campus for a planned student residence. What happens to the owners of those homes and what brought on this decision?
Gord Arbeau McMaster’s Director of Public and Community Relations
Should the City of Hamilton pursue looking at hiking hourly street parking rates?
Chad Collins. City Councillor, Ward 5, City of Hamilton
Hamilton had put a bid in for the Memorial Cup and had lost to Regina. The Canadian Hockey League president specifically pointed out to FirstOntario Centre as the reason why it wouldn’t be held here.
Scott Radley. Host of “The Scott Radley Columnist, Hamilton Spec.
Should presidents of corporations and colleges have secret, hidden expenses? Is it ethical and should they be more accountable? This comes after the story broke about Ron McKerlie’s secret contract, second salary and shielded expenses. Duff Conacher, Board Member with Democracy Watch in Ottawa.
Ontario legislature resumes today and one of the topics up for discussion is the ongoing debacle in regards to hydro. What should we expect from this session?
Richard Brennan, retired journalist with the Toronto Star, has covered Queen’s Park and Parliament hill.
Ontario legislature resumes today and one of the topics up for discussion is the ongoing debacle in regards to hydro. What should we expect from this session?
Richard Brennan, retired journalist with the Toronto Star, has covered Queen’s Park and Parliament hill
Should presidents of corporations and colleges have secret, hidden expenses? Is it ethical and should they be more accountable? This comes after the story broke about Ron McKerlie’s secret contract, second salary and shielded expenses.
Duff Conacher, Board Member with Democracy Watch in Ottawa
Hamilton had put a bid in for the Memorial Cup and had lost to Regina. The Canadian Hockey League president specifically pointed out to FirstOntario Centre as the reason why it wouldn’t be held here.
Scott Radley. Host of “The Scott Radley Columnist, Hamilton Spec
A meeting is going to be held tonight about the future of Burlington Central High School. The school is on a list of proposed closures however if Central is closed, it’d leave the core of Burlington without a high school.
Lynn Crosby & Dania Thurman, Parents and Central Strong community leaders
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