While the impeachment hearings continue, tensions continue to rise between North Korea and the U.S. The president said yesterday that the leader of North Korea risks losing “everything” and his country must denuclearize.

Guest: Elliot Tepper, Emeritus Professor of Political science, Carleton University

Scott Thompson and Jim Carriere are live on location, in Gore Park, getting ready for the lighting of the Christmas Tree of Hope! They are joined by guests from the groups that are benefited by the Children's Fund, to showcase the important work being done around Hamilton and GTA.

As we get ready for the lighting of the Christmas Tree of Hope, live in Gore Park, Rick Zamperin introduces you to to the groups that your donations to the Children's Fund help!

The environment minister says that a decision on carbon pricing isn’t going to come for at least two years.

Guests

Steve Aplin, Publisher of Emission Trak, which monitors C02 Carbion Dioxide emissions from energy use

Dan McTeague. Former Liberal MP and Canadians for Affordable Energy

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With the day strike over, should there be a change in method in how these negotiations are done?

Guest: Charles E. Pascal , Professor, Applied Psychology & Human Develop

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Forty years ago, a concert stampede at a Who concert in Cincinnati ended up with 11
people dead and many others injured. Now, the Who will be returning to Cincinnati. Scott chats with a member of PEM Memorial, a group that honours three of the victims who they went to school with that lost their lives that day.

Guest: Fred Wittenbaum, member of the PEM Memorial Scholarship Fund, Finneytown High School alumnus in Cincinnati

MP Bratina marked December 1st by wishing his constituents well but that did not make everyone on Twitter happy. Scott welcomed Bob to the show, to discuss re reaction.

Guest: Bob Bratina, Member of Parliament for Hamilton East-Stoney Creek, Former Mayor of Hamilton, Ontario