Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

The MPP for Haldimand-Norfolk wrote a letter to the Minister of Transportation, urging for action for Highway 6. He says the road is riddled with pot holes and it’s getting worse.

Guest - Toby Barrett, MPP for Haldimand-Norfolk

A survey of City of Hamilton employees shows high levels of job satisfaction but high levels of harassment and bullying by members of the public. What’s brought this on?

Guest - Chris Murray. City Manager, City of Hamilton

The days of door to door sales are coming to an end tomorrow as Ontario bans door to door sales. Are there some exceptions? What initiated the ban?

Guest - Sean O’Shea, Consumer Reporter, Global News

The last PC leadership debate takes place tonight. Will this debate be a bit more energetic than the last one?

Guest - Christopher Cochrane, Department of Political Science, University of Toronto

The MPP for Haldimand-Norfolk wrote a letter to the Minister of Transportation, urging for action for Highway 6. He says the road is riddled with pot holes and it’s getting worse.

Toby Barrett, MPP for Haldimand-Norfolk

Trudeau’s government unveiled their budget for 2018 that charts the course for the party to the 2019 election. What’s in the budget? Will we see more spending? Are we going to be getting back to the black any time soon?

Guest - Andrew Grantham, Senior Economist, CIBC

Dellen Millard and Mark Smich have been sentenced in the Laura Babcock murder trial to consecutive sentences. ALSO: What about Nougda?

Guest - Alex Pierson, host of On Point with Alex Pierson, Global News Radio

Patrick Brown has resigned from the Ontario PC leadership race. There was speculation in the morning that he was going to resign. One of his team members had tweeted that he wasn’t going to. Later on, Brown issued a four page letter explaining why he was dropping out.

Guest - Paul Thomas, Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Political Science and Program Fellow, Riddell Graduate Program in Political Management, Carleton University

Yesterday, the state of emergency was lifted from Brantford due to steady levels of river water. What should the city be tackling when it comes to infrastructure now that the water levels have receded a bit? How should the city be helping it’s residents.

Bryce Gunson, PhD, geography instructor and project manager for the Resilient
Communities Research Collaborative, Wilfrid Laurier University. Is an expert on disaster management, critical infrastructure, climate change adaptation, and emergency planning in rural areas.

Dellen Millard and Mark Smich have been sentenced in the Laura Babcock murder trial to consecutive sentences. ALSO: What about Nougda?

Guest - Alex Pierson, host of On Point with Alex Pierson, Global News Radio

Patrick Brown has resigned from the Ontario PC leadership race. There was speculation in the morning that he was going to resign. One of his team members had tweeted that he wasn’t going to. Later on, Brown issued a four page letter explaining why he was dropping out.

Guest - Paul Thomas, Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Political Science and Program Fellow, Riddell Graduate Program in Political Management, Carleton University

Yesterday, the state of emergency was lifted from Brantford due to steady levels of river water. What should the city be tackling when it comes to infrastructure now that the water levels have receded a bit? How should the city be helping it’s residents.

Bryce Gunson, PhD, geography instructor and project manager for the Resilient
Communities Research Collaborative, Wilfrid Laurier University. Is an expert on disaster management, critical infrastructure, climate change adaptation, and emergency planning in rural areas.