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On this Sportsline Podcast, host Andrew Damelin speaks with Patrick Tatham, the head coach of McMaster University's men's basketball team. Tatham's life is one of serendipity, grit and perseverance. They discussed his upbringing in southern Ontario, his brush with the law as a kid, how luck and happenstance propelled him to a career in basketball. They also went over the time he was most nervous as a coach, and how even though this season at Mac hasn't gone well so far, he never lost his love for the game.

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As the Indiana Hoosiers prepare to meet Notre Dame in the upcoming College Football Playoff, Hoosiers quarterback and Oakville native Kurtis Rourke was today's Sportsline Podcast spotlight as he hosted an exclusive meeting with the Canadian sports media.

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On this episode of Newsmakers, host Louie Butko was joined by Sgt. Kerry Schmidt, the media relations officer for the Ontario Provincial Police's Highway Safety Division.

The two discuss the OPP's recently-launched Festive Ride Campaign, tips for driving in winter conditions, and whether we are getting worse at driving on the roads with more distractions than ever.

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Was general manager Ted Goveia the right hire for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats? The importance of the Edmonton Elks locking down Niagara Falls native Tre Ford, and is there a local that's best suited to be the new CFL commissioner? These topics and more were front and centre as 3DownNation's Justin Dunk joined host Bubba O'Neil on this Sportsline Podcast.

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On this episode of Newsmakers, host Louie Butko is joined by Sylvain Charlebois, the project lead for Canada's Food Price Report and Dalhousie University professor, to look at food trends heading into the new year.

The two discuss what products look like they'll be seeing an increase in price on store shelves in 2025 and what people should expect as they head to grocery stores for this year's holiday meals.

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