Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

Festival of Friends is returning to Gage Park. They have a new General Manager, Robert Rakoczy who is replacing outgoing GM Loren Lieberman. What changes could we see?

Guest: Graham Rockingham. Music Critic, Hamilton Spec.

Ontario cap-and-trade revenue expected to come in below original government projections. What implications might this, and the cap-and-trade system in general hold for Ontario and Canada?

Guest: Parker Gallant, Vice President of Wind Concerns Ontario.

Student debt, shaky employment and housing prices are putting millennials at a greater risk of mental health issues. Ipsos reid reports show 63% of millenials are at high risk of issues.

Guest: Gary Direnfeld, Social Worker, www.yoursocialworker.com

Student debt, shaky employment and housing prices are putting millennials at a greater risk of mental health issues. Ipsos reid reports show 63% of millenials are at high risk of issues.

Guest: Gary Direnfeld, Social Worker, www.yoursocialworker.com

Ontario cap-and-trade revenue expected to come in below original government projections. What implications might this, and the cap-and-trade system in general hold for Ontario and Canada?

Guest: Parker Gallant, Vice President of Wind Concerns Ontario.

Festival of Friends is returning to Gage Park. They have a new General Manager, Robert Rakoczy who is replacing outgoing GM Loren Lieberman. What changes could we see?

Guest: Graham Rockingham. Music Critic, Hamilton Spec.

A year ago, a blaze broke out in Fort McMurray, forcing an evacuation of all residents. We spoke with a reporter who was on the ground.

Guest: Brad Wisker, reporter on the ground for 630 CHED.

When the story first broke about the Fort McMurray fire, we chatted with Andre Lindo who had fled. We caught up with him.

Guest: Andre Lindo, Former Fort McMurray resident.

North Korea has suggested that it will continue its weapons tests and that it will continue to boost it’s nuclear capabilities “to the maximum”. They say this in the face of what it calls US aggression.

Guest: Simon Palamar. Research Assistant, Centre for International Governance Innovation.

North Korea has suggested that it will continue its weapons tests and that it will continue to boost it’s nuclear capabilities “to the maximum”. They say this in the face of what it calls US aggression.

Guest: Simon Palamar. Research Assistant, Centre for International Governance Innovation.

When the story first broke about the Fort McMurray fire, we chatted with Andre Lindo who had fled. We caught up with him.

Guest: Andre Lindo, Former Fort McMurray resident.

A year ago, a blaze broke out in Fort McMurray, forcing an evacuation of all residents. We spoke with a reporter who was on the ground.

Guest: Brad Wisker, reporter on the ground for 630 CHED.

A year ago, a blaze broke out in Fort McMurray, forcing an evacuation of all residents. We spoke with a reporter who was on the ground.

Guest: Brad Wisker, reporter on the ground for 630 CHED.

When the story first broke about the Fort McMurray fire, we chatted with Andre Lindo who had fled. We caught up with him.

Guest: Andre Lindo, Former Fort McMurray resident.

North Korea has suggested that it will continue its weapons tests and that it will continue to boost it’s nuclear capabilities “to the maximum”. They say this in the face of what it calls US aggression.

Guest: Simon Palamar. Research Assistant, Centre for International Governance Innovation.

North Korea has suggested that it will continue its weapons tests and that it will continue to boost it’s nuclear capabilities “to the maximum”. They say this in the face of what it calls US aggression.

Guest: Simon Palamar. Research Assistant, Centre for International Governance Innovation.