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An outside legal opinion was consulted to figure out the implications of a council vote to send LRT to a referendum. Two Thirds of council would’ve been needed to put that vote forward. Does this legal opinion allow Councillor Merulla to remove his long delayed motion to reaffirm council support?

Sam Merulla. City Councillor, Ward 4, City of Hamilton Facing customer outrage, Hydro One has turned to the power of behavioral science to solve its problems. They plan on partaking in an initiative called Bill Redesign after asking some of those who are dissatisfied and being told they don’t understand their bill.

Tom Adams. Independent Energy & Environmental Consultant.

An op-ed in the National Post speaks of the ongoing saga in Caledonia. A judge recently ruled in favor of a Caledonia man who sustained permanent injuries when he was tackled by OPP offers and arrested while waving a Canadian flag near the protest site.

Matt Gurney, Columnist and Editor of National Post

Facing customer outrage, Hydro One has turned to the power of behavioral science to solve its problems. They plan on partaking in an initiative called Bill Redesign after asking some of those who are dissatisfied and being told they don’t understand their bill. Tom Adams. Independent Energy & Environmental Consultant

An outside legal opinion was consulted to figure out the implications of a council vote to send LRT to a referendum. Two Thirds of council would’ve been needed to put that vote forward. Does this legal opinion allow Councillor Merulla to remove his long delayed motion to reaffirm council support?

A 20 Storey mixed income development that is envisioned for York Boulevard is the first in a wave of proposals that will see city owned land turn into affordable housing.Jason Farr. City Councillor, Ward 2, City of Hamilton

Ontario’s human rights commissioner urges for sports reporters and news outlets to not use the Cleveland team’s full name during its series against the Blue Jays. She argues that the name is an offensive caricature of indigenous people. Theo Selles, Registered Family Therapist, President of Integrity Works.

Councillor Terry Whitehead has called for a two way traffic conversion for Queen Street, from Aberdeen to King St W.  He plans on putting forward the motion later this month. Would making Queen a two way street be a positive game changer or will it disrupt the flow of traffic in the city? Ryan McGreal, Editor of Raise the Hammer

Councillor Terry Whitehead has called for a two way traffic conversion for Queen Street, from Aberdeen to King St W.  He plans on putting forward the motion later this month. Would making Queen a two way street be a positive game changer or will it disrupt the flow of traffic in the city? Ryan McGreal, Editor of Raise the Hammer

Raise the Hammer editor Ryan McGreal tells CHML's Bill Kelly Show that he likes the idea of converting Queen but he'd like to see two-way traffic on Queen Street stretch all the way north to York Boulevard.

Ontario’s human rights commissioner urges for sports reporters and news outlets to not use the Cleveland team’s full name during its series against the Blue Jays. She argues that the name is an offensive caricature of indigenous people.

Theo Selles, Registered Family Therapist, President of Integrity Works

A 20 Storey mixed income development that is envisioned for York Boulevard is the first in a wave of proposals that will see city owned land turn into affordable housing. Jason Farr. City Councillor, Ward 2, City of Hamilton

City staff will be outlining a proposed strategy to select a private developer to build a a residential commercial community at Pier 8.

Chris Phillips, Pier 7 and 8 Urban Design Study project lead for the City of Hamilton.

Chad Collins. City Councillor, Ward 5, City of Hamilton. With all the stories and viewpoints about LRT, are we truly hearing all the information we need to make an informed decision? John Best. President, The Bay Observer

The second debate took place on Sunday night after a weekend of revelations for both the Democratic and Republican nominees. For Hillary, it was the Wikileaks’ released Podesta e-mails and for Trump, it was the release of a video where he used vulgar language to condone sexual assault. Laura Babcock. President, PowerGroup

The second debate took place on Sunday night after a weekend of revelations for both the Democratic and Republican nominees. For Hillary, it was the Wikileaks’ released Podesta e-mails and for Trump, it was the release of a video where he used vulgar language to condone sexual assault.Laura Babcock. President, PowerGroup