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How did each party leader do during last night’s debate?
Guest - Henry Jacek. Professor of Political Science, McMaster University
This weekend, Doug Ford promised that as premier he’d mandate a reduction in the price of beer to a buck a bottle. Is this even plausible?
Guest - Dan Malleck. Health Sciences Professor, Brock University. Author: Try to Control Yourself: The regulation of public drinking in post prohibition Ontario
Is summer vacations a detriment to our children’s education? Summer vacation was introduced because the brick schoolhouses got too hot. So why offer it now?
Guest - Tristan Hopper, reporter, National Post
This weekend, Doug Ford promised that as premier he’d mandate a reduction in the price of beer to a buck a bottle. Is this even plausible?
Guest - Dan Malleck. Health Sciences Professor, Brock University. Author: Try to Control Yourself: The regulation of public drinking in post prohibition Ontario
How did each party leader do during last night’s debate?
Guest - Henry Jacek. Professor of Political Science, McMaster University
The Scott Thompson Show Podcast with Jamie West
The city’s plan to allow music on outdoor patios is finally a go.
Guest: Dean Collett, Owner of Sizzle and Koi, Hess Street
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Condo boards are moving to enact policies around marijuana use due to the impending legalization of marijuana. At least one building in Toronto has banned it entirely.
Guest: Matt Maurer, Chair of Minden Gross LLP's Cannabis Law Group
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Guest: Denise Lash, Lash Condo Law
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Conservative senators are looking at scrapping a portion of an impaired driving bill, C-46. That portion is in regards to random roadside testing.
Guest: Angelo DiCicco, General Manager of Young Drivers of Canada
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Earlier this week, it was revealed that the federal government is looking at modernizing Canada’s family laws.
How could the changes address the realities that the law left out? Jamie chats with a family lawyer and mediator in regards to her thoughts on the proposed changes.
Guest: Natalie Boutet, Boutet Family Law
Condo boards are moving to enact policies around marijuana use due to the impending legalization of marijuana. At least one building in Toronto has banned it entirely.
Guest: Matt Maurer, Chair of Minden Gross LLP's Cannabis Law Group
(Photo: Brennan Linsley/AP Photo, File)
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