Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

Why were the suspects of London not on police radar? At what point does security trump human rights?

Guest - David Harris, Insignis Strategic Group. Terrorism expert

The union that represents workers at the LCBO has requested a “no board” report from the Ministry of Labour. What does that mean?

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

The city is working on building a public web portal so residents can monitor speeding motorists across the city. Is this a good idea?

Guest - David Ferguson, traffic operations superintendent with the City of Hamilton

The city is working on building a public web portal so residents can monitor speeding motorists across the city. Is this a good idea?

Guest - David Ferguson, traffic operations superintendent with the City of Hamilton

A federal contractor has been arrested following the leak of a classified intelligence report that suggests Russian hackers attacked at least one US voting software supplier days before the election. How important is this and what are the implications?

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

Suspects in the London attack have been identified, one of them was a known radical Islamist who filmed unfurling Daesh’s flag. A neighbor had become suspicious but authorities had no evidence he was planning attack. He also appeared in a documentary “The Jihadis Next Door”.

Guest - Redmond Shannon, Global National European Bureau reporter

5 people are dead in a workplace shooting in Orlando. Police however have said that this has no connection to terrorism and appears to be just work related.

Guest - John Thompson. Security Consultant, Strategic Intelligence Group

Ottawa’s Mayor Jim Watson is saying that the capital city is doing the most it can to prevent any sort of attack when it comes to hosting Canada’s 150th birthday next month. This comes after the attack in London over the weekend. Are we truly prepared if an attack like what happened in London happened here?

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

A grassroots group plans on launching a legal challenge against separate school funding in our province. They want to bring the issue to the forefront as school closures cause anger in many regions. One Public Education Now says that taxpayer funded Catholic Schools are no longer fair or affordable in a society of many religions and cultures. Would this work?

Guest - Annie Kidder. Executive Director, People for Education

A grassroots group plans on launching a legal challenge against separate school funding in our province. They want to bring the issue to the forefront as school closures cause anger in many regions. One Public Education Now says that taxpayer funded Catholic Schools are no longer fair or affordable in a society of many religions and cultures. Would this work?

Guest - Annie Kidder. Executive Director, People for Education

Ottawa’s Mayor Jim Watson is saying that the capital city is doing the most it can to prevent any sort of attack when it comes to hosting Canada’s 150th birthday next month. This comes after the attack in London over the weekend. Are we truly prepared if an attack like what happened in London happened here?

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

Karim Baratov is back in the court house today to appeal the decision to deny him bail. The judge originally said that Baratov wasn’t to get bail because he was a flight risk. Is there a chance he could get bail?

Guest - Jordan Donich, Criminal Lawyer, Donich Law

5 people are dead in a workplace shooting in Orlando. Police however have said that this has no connection to terrorism and appears to be just work related.

Guest - John Thompson. Security Consultant, Strategic Intelligence Group

Ottawa’s Mayor Jim Watson is saying that the capital city is doing the most it can to prevent any sort of attack when it comes to hosting Canada’s 150th birthday next month. This comes after the attack in London over the weekend. Are we truly prepared if an attack like what happened in London happened here?

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

A grassroots group plans on launching a legal challenge against separate school funding in our province. They want to bring the issue to the forefront as school closures cause anger in many regions. One Public Education Now says that taxpayer funded Catholic Schools are no longer fair or affordable in a society of many religions and cultures. Would this work?

Guest - Annie Kidder. Executive Director, People for Education

A grassroots group plans on launching a legal challenge against separate school funding in our province. They want to bring the issue to the forefront as school closures cause anger in many regions. One Public Education Now says that taxpayer funded Catholic Schools are no longer fair or affordable in a society of many religions and cultures. Would this work?

Guest - Annie Kidder. Executive Director, People for Education