Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

The Public Health Agency of Canada has asked funeral homes to be prepared in case of a future influenza pandemic. Some of their recommendations include making plans if one of their own get sick and making arrangements with volunteers to dig graves.

Guest - Yves Berthiaume, Board President for the Funeral Services Association of Canada

Cannabis activists in the city say that Hamilton has made an aggressive move against its citizens. Two businesses that operate on King Street received notice late last month that there was an injunction filed in an attempt to force them to close.

Guest - Britney Guerra, Owner of Cloud Nine Vapor Lounge and Canna Gems

Ottawa is mulling over the decision to lower the blood alcohol content limit from .08 per 100mg of blood to .50mg. Would this deter drunk driving?

Guest - Dr Robert Sullivan, Director of Legal Policy, MADD Canada

Ottawa is mulling over the decision to lower the blood alcohol content limit from .08 per 100mg of blood to .50mg. Would this deter drunk driving?

Guest - Dr Robert Soloman, Director of Legal Policy, MADD Canada

Cannabis activists in the city say that Hamilton has made an aggressive move against its citizens. Two businesses that operate on King Street received notice late last month that there was an injunction filed in an attempt to force them to close.

Guest - Britney Guerra, Owner of Cloud Nine Vapor Lounge and Canna Gems

The Public Health Agency of Canada has asked funeral homes to be prepared in case of a future influenza pandemic. Some of their recommendations include making plans if one of their own get sick and making arrangements with volunteers to dig graves.

Guest - Yves Berthiaume, Board President for the Funeral Services Association of Canada

The Public Health Agency of Canada has asked funeral homes to be prepared in case of a future influenza pandemic. Some of their recommendations include making plans if one of their own get sick and making arrangements with volunteers to dig graves.

Guest - Yves Berthiaume, Board President for the Funeral Services Association of Canada

Cannabis activists in the city say that Hamilton has made an aggressive move against its citizens. Two businesses that operate on King Street received notice late last month that there was an injunction filed in an attempt to force them to close.

Guest - Britney Guerra, Owner of Cloud Nine Vapor Lounge and Canna Gems

Ottawa is mulling over the decision to lower the blood alcohol content limit from .08 per 100mg of blood to .50mg. Would this deter drunk driving?

Guest - Dr Robert Sullivan, Director of Legal Policy, MADD Canada

A rally is being held tomorrow to show support for a motion that would see the operation of the LRT be run by the HSR, as to keep it public.

Guest - Eric Tuck, President ATU Local 107

Tough sanctions have been placed on North Korea, though country says they’ll continue to build their arsenal. How will this impact residents and the nation?

Guest - Jack Kim, Senior Advisor, HanVoice

10 years ago yesterday, baseball’s most cherished record was broken. Yet, a decade later, it is an event that is more reviled than celebrated.

Guest - Scott Radley. Host of “The Scott Radley Show”, Columnist, Hamilton Spec

This month we will see a meteor shower and a solar eclipse. What’s the best way to view these phenomena?

Guest - Paul Delaney. Professor of Astronomy, York University

Two groups argue that the Ontario government needs to start investing in the healthcare system. CUPE and the Ontario Health Coalition say that years of budget cuts have left our hospitals over crowded and struggling to meet the demand of care.

Guest - Andrea Horvath, leader of the provincial NDP party