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Should a company allow a worker to take three months paid leave for the death of a family member? New York lawmakers have approved a bill that would allow for that.
Guest - Howard Levitt, Employment Lawyer
According to an IPSOS poll, in the wake of the van attack, gun violence and the attack on the Danforth, 50% of Toronto residents are avoiding public areas and large crowds.
Guest - Dr. Gary Ellis - Head - Justice Studies Program University of Guelph-Humber - Retired Superintendent TPS with many years of investigative experience
Why is it Canadians pay more for their cellphones than most countries in the world?
Guest - Greg O’Brien, Editor and Publisher, Cartt.ca
Should a company allow a worker to take three months paid leave for the death of a family member? New York lawmakers have approved a bill that would allow for that.
Guest - Howard Levitt, Employment Lawyer
Advocates for the basic income project are looking into whether they’ll protest or issue a potential lawsuit against the provincial government for cancelling the project.
Guest: Tom Cooper, Director, Hamilton Roundtable for Poverty Reduction
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Ontario is launching a legal battle against the federal government in regards to the carbon tax.
Does the constitutional challenge have a chance of success?
Guest: Henry Jacek. Professor of Political Science, McMaster University
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A new clinical trial is taking place in Hamilton to help patients with Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.
Guest: Dr. Hal Gunn, co-founder and CEO of Qu Biologics
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The Festival of Friends begins today! Tom Cochrane and Sam Roberts Band are among the musical acts that will be performing at this weekend's free festival at Gage Park.
What else can we expect from the event?
Guest: Robert Rakoczy, General Manager, Festival of Friends
The Festival of Friends begins today! Tom Cochrane and Sam Roberts Band are among the musical acts that will be performing at this weekend's free festival at Gage Park.
What else can we expect from the event?
Guest: Robert Rakoczy, General Manager, Festival of Friends
(Photo: Lisa Polewski/900 CHML)
Advocates for the basic income project are looking into whether they’ll protest or issue a potential lawsuit against the provincial government for cancelling the project.
Guest: Tom Cooper, Director, Hamilton Roundtable for Poverty Reduction
(Photo: Chris Young/The Canadian Press)
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