Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

The city’s plan to allow music on outdoor patios is finally a go.

Guest: Dean Collett, Owner of Sizzle and Koi, Hess Street

(Photo: Klaus Lang/Getty Images)

The city’s plan to allow music on outdoor patios is finally a go.

Guest: Dean Collett, Owner of Sizzle and Koi, Hess Street

(Photo: Klaus Lang/Getty Images)

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)

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

A report suggests that Millennials born in the 80’s may never recover from the Great Recession of 2008.

Guest - Elyssa Kirkham, financial expert who assisted with the report, Student Loan Hero

Over the weekend, Jamie took a drive through the Kitchener Waterloo area and saw their LRT. Upon viewing, Jamie has concerns via the aesthetic of our own LRT.

A report suggests that Millennials born in the 80’s may never recover from the Great Recession of 2008.

Guest - Elyssa Kirkham, financial expert who assisted with the report, Student Loan Hero

Over the weekend, Jamie took a drive through the Kitchener Waterloo area and saw their LRT. Upon viewing, Jamie has concerns via the aesthetic of our own LRT.

Today, City Council will vote on a motion to limit the sale of sugary drinks and water bottles at city owned facilities. One organization has been

Guest - David Clement, North American Affairs Manager of the Consumer Choice Center

Did the PC party in Ontario drop the ball when it came to choosing Doug Ford as it’s leader over Christine Elliot?

Guest - Peter Woolstencroft, Associate Professor, University of Waterloo. (Expertise, Conservative Parties of Canada, Canadian provincial politics, Elections

A family has sued for their son, who is 30, over his refusal to move out and won. What is keeping millennials in their parents’ home?

Guest - Jeff Martin, researcher on precarious work, writer and marketer. Co-author of the, to be released “Hamilton Millennial Survey”

Did the PC party in Ontario drop the ball when it came to choosing Doug Ford as it’s leader over Christine Elliot?

Guest - Peter Woolstencroft, Associate Professor, University of Waterloo. (Expertise, Conservative Parties of Canada, Canadian provincial politics, Elections)