Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

According to a report from the Mayor’s advisory committee, refugees need more than one year of government support to ensure successful ressttlement in our city.

Guest - Jim Vanderveken the Chair of the Hamilton Immigration Partnership Council, City of Hamilton

A road rage incident in Missisauga was caught on dash cam video and posted to YouTube. The incident from Monday saw a man cut off the filming driver and at an exit, the man exited his vehicle agitated, wanting to confront the driver. This incident comes after a report that says cases of Road Rage in the GTA are on the rise.

Guest - Angelo DiCicco, General Manager of Young Drivers of Canada

How do people develop road rage? Is it a hard habit to kick?

Guest - Dr. Steve Albrecht,t rainer, speaker, author, and consultant, expertise in high risk HR issues, stress management. Former police officer with San Diego Police Department

What is left for the right? Politics has become more and more divided, and more enflamed. This comes especially after the events of this past weekend in Charlottesville. What options are there for the right. Are all people who swing right wing being labelled “alt right”?

Guest - Tim Harper, Freelance Writer and Editor

Politics continued…

Guest - Nour El-Kadri, Professor at the Telfer School of Management, University of Ottawa

According to a report from the Mayor’s advisory committee, refugees need more than one year of government support to ensure successful ressttlement in our city.

Guest - Jim Vanderveken the Chair of the Hamilton Immigration Partnership Council, City of Hamilton

Metro grocery store may take a look at automation after it revealed that the minimum wage increase was going to cost them $50M.

Guest - Ian Lee. Sprott School of Business. Carleton University

Global News has uncovered that multiple refugee claimants near the Quebec border crossing have been found to have child pornography in their possession.

Guest - Sean Craig, Investigative Reporter, Global News

Ottawa is trying to work alongside US consulates to try and slow down the flow of refugee claimants into Canada.

Guest - Aris Daghighian, refugee lawyer. Green and Spiegel, LLP. Immigration law firm in Toronto

President Trump yesterday reversed his comments in regards to Charlottesville. He said that there was violence once again on “many sides”, and he also blamed violent protestors of the “alt-left”.

Guest - Claire Finkelstein, Algernon Biddle Professor of Law and Professor of Philosophy, University of Pennsylvania Law School

President Trump yesterday reversed his comments in regards to Charlottesville. He said that there was violence once again on “many sides”, and he also blamed violent protestors of the “alt-left”.

Guest - Claire Finkelstein, Algernon Biddle Professor of Law and Professor of Philosophy, University of Pennsylvania Law School

Metro grocery store may take a look at automation after it revealed that the minimum wage increase was going to cost them $50M.

Guest - Ian Lee. Sprott School of Business. Carleton University

Metro grocery store may take a look at automation after it revealed that the minimum wage increase was going to cost them $50M.

Guest - Ian Lee. Sprott School of Business. Carleton University

Global News has uncovered that multiple refugee claimants near the Quebec border crossing have been found to have child pornography in their possession.

Guest - Sean Craig, Investigative Reporter, Global News

Ottawa is trying to work alongside US consulates to try and slow down the flow of refugee claimants into Canada.

Guest - Aris Daghighian, refugee lawyer. Green and Spiegel, LLP. Immigration law firm in Toronto

President Trump yesterday reversed his comments in regards to Charlottesville. He said that there was violence once again on “many sides”, and he also blamed violent protestors of the “alt-left”.

Guest - Claire Finkelstein, Algernon Biddle Professor of Law and Professor of Philosophy, University of Pennsylvania Law School

President Trump yesterday reversed his comments in regards to Charlottesville. He said that there was violence once again on “many sides”, and he also blamed violent protestors of the “alt-left”.

Guest - Claire Finkelstein, Algernon Biddle Professor of Law and Professor of Philosophy, University of Pennsylvania Law School