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The provincial government has produced a TV News style video under the banner of “Ontario News Now” and some experts say that it’s a way to muzzle media and undermine democracy.
Guest - Christopher Waddell. Professor, School of Journalism and Communication, Carleton University. Expert in political journalism
A frozen embryo that was sold to a divorce couple belongs to the ex wife according to an Ontario court.
Guest - Francoise Baylis, Canada Researcher Chair in Bioethics and Philosophy, Professor at Dalhousie University
Canadians do enjoy exploring the great outdoors. In advance of the long weekend, Google has shared what Canadians are searching for when it comes to enjoying the great out doors – from glamping to RVing to ‘yurt’ing.
Guest - Nicole Bell, Spokes person for Youtube, Google Canada
The provincial government has produced a TV News style video under the banner of “Ontario News Now” and some experts say that it’s a way to muzzle media and undermine democracy.
Guest - Christopher Waddell. Professor, School of Journalism and Communication, Carleton University. Expert in political journalism
The Ontario government has decided to scrap the basic income project, saying it’s expensive and clearly ‘not the answer for Ontario families’.
Guest - Trish Hennessy, Director, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives Ontario office policyalternatives.ca/ontario, Twitter: @trishhennessy and @ccpa_Ont
A study out of Western University may have you rethinking your approach if you’ve been spending hours on brain training games trying to stay sharp. They basically have zero impact.
Guest - Dr. Bobby Stojanoski, Lead author and research scientist at the Owen Lab at Western University’s Brain and Mind Institute
The 61st annual CANUSA Games between Hamilton and Flint, Michigan kick off next week. Organizers are looking for more local athletes to join the fun.
Guest - Greg Mills, CANUSA Games Hamilton president
The Hamilton Wentworth District School Board has decided to fight back against the sex ed changes the Ontario government wants to implement by reverting to a twenty year old curriculum.
Guest - Todd White, Board Chair and Ward 5 Trustee with Hamilton Wentworth District School Board
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