Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

Some Ontario landlords want to be able to bar pot smoking from their units once recreational marijuana becomes legal. Are they able to do that?

Guest - Dan Malleck. Health Sciences Professor, Brock University. Author: Try to Control Yourself: The regulation of public drinking in post prohibition Ontario

A source has told media that private investigators believe that the Shermans – Barry and Honey - were murdered by multiple killers. This information does contradict a theory that it was a murder-suicide.

Guest - Ross McLean. Crime Specialist. Security expert, Former Toronto Police
Officer. rossmcleansecurity.com

Protests are going on today against Tim Hortons, not just in Ontario but cross country. Are these protests leaving a mark on the company or affecting them? ALSO: A Whitby location of Tim Horton’s wrote a memo to staff blaming cuts on the Ontario government and urged to not vote Liberal.

Guest - Christo Aivalis, Social Sciences and humanities Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow in History at the University of Toronto

The US government could be shut down if a deal isn’t made over immigration. What’s causing the stall and is there an easy solution to keep government open? ALSO: This week in Trump: Approval ratings, the one year marker and Trump vs Kelly.

Guest - Jacob Neiheisel, Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences. (Expertise: Campaigns, Elections, political communication, electora strategy and voter turn out.)

North Korean officials have arrived in Switzerland ahead of the talks with the IOC to finalize their participation. Could something throw this askew? What about the backlash to the union for the Olympics? How will this play out?

Guest - Dr. Andrea Charon, Centre for Defense and Security Studies, University of Manitoba

Apple’s chief executive said this week that iPhone users will soon have a choice to make between it’s performance and it’s battery life.

Guest - Derek Sardo. President, Rolling Thunder

Can security guards at the US border search your phone? A new policy in the US allows customs agents to examine cellphones of travelers. What should we know going forward?

Guest - Timothy Golden, US Practise Director, Green and Speigel, an immigration law firm

Protests are going on today against Tim Hortons, not just in Ontario but cross country. Are these protests leaving a mark on the company or affecting them? ALSO: A Whitby location of Tim Horton’s wrote a memo to staff blaming cuts on the Ontario government and urged to not vote Liberal.

Guest - Christo Aivalis, Social Sciences and humanities Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow in History at the University of Toronto

Protests are going on today against Tim Hortons, not just in Ontario but cross country. Are these protests leaving a mark on the company or affecting them? ALSO: A Whitby location of Tim Horton’s wrote a memo to staff blaming cuts on the Ontario government and urged to not vote Liberal.

Guest - Christo Aivalis, Social Sciences and humanities Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow in History at the University of Toronto

The US government could be shut down if a deal isn’t made over immigration. What’s causing the stall and is there an easy solution to keep government open? ALSO: This week in Trump: Approval ratings, the one year marker and Trump vs Kelly.

Guest - Jacob Neiheisel, Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences. (Expertise: Campaigns, Elections, political communication, electora strategy and voter turn out.)

North Korean officials have arrived in Switzerland ahead of the talks with the IOC to finalize their participation. Could something throw this askew? What about the backlash to the union for the Olympics? How will this play out?

Guest - Dr. Andrea Charon, Centre for Defense and Security Studies, University of Manitoba

Apple’s chief executive said this week that iPhone users will soon have a choice to make between it’s performance and it’s battery life.

Guest - Derek Sardo. President, Rolling Thunder

Can security guards at the US border search your phone? A new policy in the US allows customs agents to examine cellphones of travelers. What should we know going forward?

Guest - Timothy Golden, US Practise Director, Green and Speigel, an immigration law firm

Protests are going on today against Tim Hortons, not just in Ontario but cross country. Are these protests leaving a mark on the company or affecting them? ALSO: A Whitby location of Tim Horton’s wrote a memo to staff blaming cuts on the Ontario government and urged to not vote Liberal.

Guest - Christo Aivalis, Social Sciences and humanities Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow in History at the University of Toronto