Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

Yesterday, the transit director told councilors that driver absenteeism is to blame for the number of bus cancellations lately. In response, the suggestion is to ask drivers to voluntarily work up to 68 hours per week.

Guest - Eric Tuck, President ATU Local 107

Yesterday, the transit director told councilors that driver absenteeism is to blame for the number of bus cancellations lately. In response, the suggestion is to ask drivers to voluntarily work up to 68 hours per week.

Guest - Eric Tuck, President ATU Local 107

Last week, Scott had a short conversation with Guy Bantleman to get an update on the case of his brother Neil Bantleman. Neil continues to serve his 11 year jail term in Jakarta. How has his brother been fighting to get his brother home? Has the government been cooperating?

Guest - Guy Bantleman, brother of Neil Bantleman

What power do our youth have at changing the world? A 14 year old blogger joins Scott to talk about promoting big change through small everyday actions.

Guest - Hannah Alper, 14 year old blogger, author, activist, motivational speaker, Ambassador WE, WE Day and Me to We speaker

Transport truck safety is being called into question after the fiery 14 car accident yesterday that killed three people. What can be done?

Guest - Stephen Laskowski, Ontario Trucking association

Last week, Scott had a short conversation with Guy Bantleman to get an update on the case of his brother Neil Bantleman. Neil continues to serve his 11 year jail term in Jakarta. How has his brother been fighting to get his brother home? Has the government been cooperating?

Guest - Guy Bantleman, brother of Neil Bantleman

Yesterday, the transit director told councilors that driver absenteeism is to blame for the number of bus cancellations lately. In response, the suggestion is to ask drivers to voluntarily work up to 68 hours per week.

Guest - Eric Tuck, President ATU Local 107

Investigators are still looking into the deadly truck attack that occurred yesterday in Manhattan near the World Trade Centre. 8 people are dead and 11 injured. What do we know so far?

Guest - George Breckenridge

The Parliamentary budget overseer is predicting that our economy is just going to go downhill from here….for the next five years. ALSO: a former Sears exec says the creditor process is biased toward liquidation, and grocers fixed pricing.

Guest - Marvin Ryder. Business Professor, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University

A senior citizen in Norfolk has fallen victim to an “International Sweepstakes Lottery” scam, losing $152,000.

Guest - Constable Ed Sanchuk, Norfolk OPP

A senior citizen in Norfolk has fallen victim to an “International Sweepstakes Lottery” scam, losing $152,000.

Guest - Constable Ed Sanchuk, Norfolk OPP

The Parliamentary budget overseer is predicting that our economy is just going to go downhill from here….for the next five years. ALSO: a former Sears exec says the creditor process is biased toward liquidation, and grocers fixed pricing.

Guest - Marvin Ryder. Business Professor, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University

Investigators are still looking into the deadly truck attack that occurred yesterday in Manhattan near the World Trade Centre. 8 people are dead and 11 injured. What do we know so far?

Guest - Phil Gurski, President and CEO, Borealis Threat and Risk Consulting

Investigators are still looking into the deadly truck attack that occurred yesterday in Manhattan near the World Trade Centre. 8 people are dead and 11 injured. What do we know so far?

Guest - George Breckenridge

The Parliamentary budget overseer is predicting that our economy is just going to go downhill from here….for the next five years. ALSO: a former Sears exec says the creditor process is biased toward liquidation, and grocers fixed pricing.

Guest - Marvin Ryder. Business Professor, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University

A senior citizen in Norfolk has fallen victim to an “International Sweepstakes Lottery” scam, losing $152,000.

Guest - Constable Ed Sanchuk, Norfolk OPP