Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

Some Flamborough businesses have expressed their concerns over the upcoming minimum wage plan. What are their concerns going forward?

Guest - Nathan Helder, Geldermann Landscape Services

Art Briles will not be joining the Hamilton Tiger Cats coaching staff, the CFL announced last night. This came after a lengthy discussion with the league and the organization. What repercussions come of this?

Guest - Carmela Bozzo, Halton Women’s Shelter

We speak with Brenda Tracy, a survivor of rape in regards to the implications from the Briles hiring. Is letting him go enough?

Guest - Brenda Tracy, survivor of rape, advocate, activist

When a sports team and brand face this kind of situation where they face backlash from the public over decisions or actions, how should this be handled?

Guest - Russell Scibetti, Sports business professional, President of KORE Planning and Insights, writer, thebusinessofsports.com

A poll conducted by Angus Reid Institute suggests that there is not a majority of Canadians anywhere that support taking Sir John A MacDonald’s name off schools. The poll asked 1,500 people what they thought of the idea and fifty five percent said they were opposed to the idea.

Guest - Dave Korzinski, Research Associate, Angus Reid Institute

Art Briles will not be joining the Hamilton Tiger Cats coaching staff, the CFL announced last night. This came after a lengthy discussion with the league and the organization. What repercussions come of this?

Guest - Carmela Bozzo, Halton Women’s Shelter

Art Briles will not be joining the Hamilton Tiger Cats coaching staff, the CFL announced last night. This came after a lengthy discussion with the league and the organization. What repercussions come of this?

Guest - Carmela Bozzo, Halton Women’s Shelter

We speak with Brenda Tracy, a survivor of rape in regards to the implications from the Briles hiring. Is letting him go enough?

Guest - Brenda Tracy, survivor of rape, advocate, activist

When a sports team and brand face this kind of situation where they face backlash from the public over decisions or actions, how should this be handled?

Guest - Russell Scibetti, Sports business professional, President of KORE Planning and Insights, writer, thebusinessofsports.com

A poll conducted by Angus Reid Institute suggests that there is not a majority of Canadians anywhere that support taking Sir John A MacDonald’s name off schools. The poll asked 1,500 people what they thought of the idea and fifty five percent said they were opposed to the idea.

Guest - Dave Korzinski, Research Associate, Angus Reid Institute

Art Briles will not be joining the Hamilton Tiger Cats coaching staff, the CFL announced last night. This came after a lengthy discussion with the league and the organization. What repercussions come of this?

Guest - Carmela Bozzo, Halton Women’s Shelter

US officials are saying that Harvey is still a very dangerous and historic storm. How much damage has been done so far, and could there be more?

Guest - Dale Eck, leader of forecast operations, The Americas, at The Weather Company, an IBM Business

There is a new trend amongst real estate: Rent a place in the city, while owning a home in a small town. Financially, how is this feasible? What repercussions can there be from this?

Guest - Andy Lyster. Financial Advisor, Investors Group

Health Canada and advertisers are arguing over how to market products to kids. Health Canada is proposing restrictions on TV ads, that would almost limit the ads online as well.

Guest - Rosie Schwartz. Registered dietitian, nationally best-selling author of The Enlightened Eater’s Whole Foods Guide. Rosieschwartz.com

There is a new trend amongst real estate: Rent a place in the city, while owning a home in a small town. Financially, how is this feasible? What repercussions can there be from this?

Guest - Andy Lyster. Financial Advisor, Investors Group

US officials are saying that Harvey is still a very dangerous and historic storm. How much damage has been done so far, and could there be more?

Guest - Dale Eck, leader of forecast operations, The Americas, at The Weather Company, an IBM Business