Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

Doug Ford’s campaign has decided to scrap a media bus. Some experts say that it’s so he can be kept out of the hot seat. Why would the campaign choose to scrap this option?

Guest - Tim Abray, Doctoral Candidate, Department of Political Studies, Queen’s University

Bylaw patrols will be back at Albion Falls this year and will be there until Fall. Has there been incidents recently that spurred this on, or will this become a recurring thing?

Guest - Ken Leenderste, Director of Licensing and By-Law Services, City of Hamilton

Bylaw patrols will be back at Albion Falls this year and will be there until Fall. Has there been incidents recently that spurred this on, or will this become a recurring thing?

Guest - Ken Leenderste, Director of Licensing and By-Law Services, City of Hamilton

Doug Ford’s campaign has decided to scrap a media bus. Some experts say that it’s so he can be kept out of the hot seat. Why would the campaign choose to scrap this option?

Guest - Tim Abray, Doctoral Candidate, Department of Political Studies, Queen’s University

Some hockey legends will soon see their names removed off the Stanley Cup. These names include Gordie Howe, Maurice Richard and Bobby Hull. Why are their names being removed?

Guest - Phil Pritchard, VP and Curator (and Keeper of the Cup), Hockey Hall of Fame

Some hockey legends will soon see their names removed off the Stanley Cup. These names include Gordie Howe, Maurice Richard and Bobby Hull. Why are their names being removed?

Guest - Scott Radley. Host of “The Scott Radley Show” Columnist, Hamilton Spec

Doug Ford’s campaign has decided to scrap a media bus. Some experts say that it’s so he can be kept out of the hot seat. Why would the campaign choose to scrap this option?

Guest - Tim Abray, Doctoral Candidate, Department of Political Studies, Queen’s University

Bylaw patrols will be back at Albion Falls this year and will be there until Fall. Has there been incidents recently that spurred this on, or will this become a recurring thing?

Guest - Ken Leenderste, Director of Licensing and By-Law Services, City of Hamilton

Doug Ford has promised to let the people of Hamilton decide the fate of the LRT project. Ford insists that a PC government would listen and say that if the people don’t want LRT, the money would stay in Hamilton.

Guest - Donna Skelly, City Councilor for Ward 7. 

LRT continued…

Guest - Fred Eiseneberger, Mayor of the City of Hamilton

Today marks 50 years since the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. What impact has he left on society?

Guest - Meshea Poore, Vice President, Vision of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, West Virginia University

The backyard chicken debate has re-emerged in the City. The planning committee did vote 5-4 against a study of an urban chicken pilot but Councillor Jason Farr says he will ask for reconsideration next week. Scott chats with an urban hen activist who fought for urban chickens in Toronto.

Guest - Signe Langford, cook book author, writer, urban hen activist and author

The backyard chicken debate has re-emerged in the City. The planning committee did vote 5-4 against a study of an urban chicken pilot but Councillor Jason Farr says he will ask for reconsideration next week. Scott chats with an urban hen activist who fought for urban chickens in Toronto.

Guest - Signe Langford, cook book author, writer, urban hen activist and author

Trump has decided to rollback rules on fuel economy and fuel efficiency for cars and light trucks. Should Trudeau listen to environmentalists and take a stand against this action?

Guest - David Booth, Senior Writer/Postmedia Driving, driving.ca

Doug Ford has promised to let the people of Hamilton decide the fate of the LRT project. Ford insists that a PC government would listen and say that if the people don’t want LRT, the money would stay in Hamilton.

Guest - Donna Skelly, City Councilor for Ward 7