The Scott Thompson Show Podcast

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Andrew Scheer will remain leader of the Conservative party as caucus decides against a leadership vote.

Guest: Peter Graefe, Professor of Political Science at McMaster University

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Another oil company is leaving the patch. Houston Oil & Gas has become the latest victim of the oil sector in Canada, having had operated 1200 wells.

Guest: Dan McTeague, ormer Liberal MP, consumer affairs critic and analyst

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Hamilton City Council has given the go ahead to Hamilton 100 to proceed with a bid for the 2030 Commonwealth Games.

And in other news, the other day at Queen's Park, Premier Doug Ford said that Hamilton had been "destroyed" by the NDP, Liberals and "socialists." This remark has drawn a strong reaction from many Hamiltonians, the Arkells, members of the band Monster Truck, MPP Andrea Horwath and more.

Guest: Mayor Fred Eisenberger, City of Hamilton

With the lift of the meat ban from China, will relations between Canada and China get
better? What about Huawei and the detained Canadians?

Guest: Eric Miller, fellow at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute

The other day at Queen's Park, Premier Doug Ford said that Hamilton had been "destroyed" by the NDP, Liberals and "socialists." This remark has drawn a strong reaction from many Hamiltonians, the Arkells, members of the band Monster Truck, MPP Andrea Horwath and more. Now Scott Thompson gets Mayor Fred Eisenberger's response to the comment.

Listen to the full interview with Mayor Eisenberger in the Scott Thompson Show Podcast.

Guest: Fred Eisenberger, mayor of the City of Hamilton

Doug Ford, while responding to a question by MPP Donna Skelly, said that Hamilton was ‘ignored’ and ‘destroyed’ by the NDP, socialists.

Guest: Larry DiIanni. Former Mayor & Lobbyist, City of Hamilton

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A meeting is taking place in Ottawa today over Andrew Scheer and the leadership of the party.

Guest: Peter Woolstencroft, Associate Professor, University of Waterloo

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China has agreed to allow Canadian meat products back into the country, thus ending the five month ban.

Guest: Sylvain Charlebois, lead researcher and professor at Dalhousie University

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The Huawei decision is looming and a survey has found that Canadians’ opinion on China has turned cold.

Guest: Charles Burton, associate professor, Department of Political Science, Brock University