Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

A study shows that out of all the tobacco products consumed in our province, 40% of them are illegal contraband ones. The level of usage in our city rose from 25% to 30.9% this year.

Guest - David Bryans, CEO of the Ontario Convenience Stores Association

North Korean media have ‘sentenced Donald Trump to death’ over the insult he lobbied against their leader, Kim Jong Un. Also; Jeff Sessions spoke again yesterday before committee saying that he recall some more information from his meetings. ALSO: six democrats have brought forward articles of impeachment against the President.

Guest - Michael Taube, Troy Media syndicated, columnist, and Washington Times contributor

Yesterday the Ontario Liberal government released its fall economic update that would include a tax cut for small businesses that offset minimum wage increases.

Vic Fedeli, MPP Nippissing, PC Labour Critic

President Trump’s son, Donald Jr, exchanged Twitter messages with Wikileaks at a time where it was being denied that the campaign was “in cahoots” with the organization. ALSO: Jeff Sessions wants to have a special counsel into the Clintons.

Guest - Michael Diamond, Conservative,political pundit

An announcement will be made at 3pm today by Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa, which may signal tax cuts for small businesses due to the minimum wage increase.

Guest - Julie Kwiecinski, Director of Provincial Affairs, Ontario, Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB)

Over 15,000 scientists have assessed the world’s responses to environmental threats and have issued a second notice to humanity. They urge that if we want to keep humanity and our planet thriving, drastic changes need to be made.

Guest - Dale Marshall (m), National Climate Program Manager, Environment Defence

The former judge who resigned over his treatment of a sexual assault complainant is going to make his case today to try and get permission to practice law again in Alberta. He resigned after referring to the complainant as the accused and asking the women why she didn’t resist by keeping her knees together.

Guest - Todd White, Criminal Lawyer, Barrister in Toronto

A report released at a pain management conference suggests that the best way to cut down on opioid addiction is to not prescribe the drugs at all. It continues that a lack of affordable alternatives is partly behind the over reliance on the drug.

Guest - Michael Heitshu (Hyte-Shoo), chairman of the Coalition for Safe and Effective Pain Management

President Trump’s son, Donald Jr, exchanged Twitter messages with Wikileaks at a time where it was being denied that the campaign was “in cahoots” with the organization. ALSO: Jeff Sessions wants to have a special counsel into the Clintons.

Guest - Michael Diamond, Conservative,political pundit

President Trump’s son, Donald Jr, exchanged Twitter messages with Wikileaks at a time where it was being denied that the campaign was “in cahoots” with the organization. ALSO: Jeff Sessions wants to have a special counsel into the Clintons.

Guest - Michael Diamond, Conservative,political pundit

An announcement will be made at 3pm today by Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa, which may signal tax cuts for small businesses due to the minimum wage increase.

Guest - Julie Kwiecinski, Director of Provincial Affairs, Ontario, Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB)

Over 15,000 scientists have assessed the world’s responses to environmental threats and have issued a second notice to humanity. They urge that if we want to keep humanity and our planet thriving, drastic changes need to be made.

Guest - Dale Marshall (m), National Climate Program Manager, Environment Defence

The former judge who resigned over his treatment of a sexual assault complainant is going to make his case today to try and get permission to practice law again in Alberta. He resigned after referring to the complainant as the accused and asking the women why she didn’t resist by keeping her knees together.

Guest - Todd White, Criminal Lawyer, Barrister in Toronto

A report released at a pain management conference suggests that the best way to cut down on opioid addiction is to not prescribe the drugs at all. It continues that a lack of affordable alternatives is partly behind the over reliance on the drug.

Guest - Michael Heitshu (Hyte-Shoo), chairman of the Coalition for Safe and Effective Pain Management