Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

British government is on lockdown after several people were injured in an incident on the Westminster Bridge and in front of the UK Parliament building. Police are treating this incident as a terrorist attack. 

Guest: Mike Drolet, Global National Toronto Correspondent.

The 2017 federal budget will be dropping today at 4:30pm. What has been predicted to be in this budget already and how could it affect Canadians?

Guest: Christo Aivalis, Queen's University Labour and Political History Professor.

(Photo courtesy of Julia Busato)

A photographer based in Guelph started shooting a series last year, taking photos of women posed behind a mannequin figure. These women were of a variety of body types and don’t fit the traditional mold. This series has resulted in several photos being reported, some hateful messages about the models, and a 30 day ban from Facebook.

Guest: Julia Busato, Guelph based Photographer behind the Mannequin Series, Julia Busato Photography.

What does the Facebook ban on Julia and the Mannequin series say about society’s perception of beauty?

Guest: Theo Selles, Registered Family Therapist, President of Integrity Works.

The Hamilton, Sault Ste. Marie and Windsor-Essex Chambers of Commerce will be providing testimony at the House of Common’s today in regards to a study on Canada’s Steel industry and its ability to compete internationally.

Guest: Huzaifa Saeed, Policy and Research Analyst with the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce.

The US government is ordering all passengers on nonstop flights to the States from a few Middle Eastern countries to check all electronic devices. They say that only cellphones and smartphones will be allowed in the passenger cabin.

Guest: David Hyde. Security Consultant, David Hyde & Associates.

An Ipsos poll says that nearly 50% of Canadians want any migrants or refugees who arrived in Canada illegally at the US border to be sent back.

Guest: Sean Simpson, Vice President. Ipsos Public Affairs.

An Ipsos poll says that nearly 50% of Canadians want any migrants or refugees who arrived in Canada illegally at the US border to be sent back.

Guest: Sean Simpson, Vice President. Ipsos Public Affairs.

The US government is ordering all passengers on nonstop flights to the States from a few Middle Eastern countries to check all electronic devices. They say that only cellphones and smartphones will be allowed in the passenger cabin.

Guest: David Hyde. Security Consultant, David Hyde & Associates.

The Hamilton, Sault Ste. Marie and Windsor-Essex Chambers of Commerce will be providing testimony at the House of Common’s today. The testimony is about a study on Canada’s Steel industry and its ability to compete internationally. How does Canada hold up? 

Guest: Huzaifa Saeed, Policy and Research Analyst with the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce.

(Photo courtesy of Julia Busato)

A photographer based in Guelph started shooting a series last year, taking photos of women posed behind a mannequin figure. These women were of a variety of body types and don’t fit the traditional mold. This series has resulted in several photos being reported, some hateful messages about the models, and a 30 day ban from Facebook.

Guest: Julia Busato, Guelph based Photographer behind the Mannequin Series, Julia Busato Photography.

What does the Facebook ban on Julia and the Mannequin series say about society’s perception of beauty?

Guest: Theo Selles, Registered Family Therapist, President of Integrity Works.

The Hamilton, Sault Ste. Marie and Windsor-Essex Chambers of Commerce will be providing testimony at the House of Common’s today in regards to a study on Canada’s Steel industry and its ability to compete internationally.

Guest: Huzaifa Saeed, Policy and Research Analyst with the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce.

The US government is ordering all passengers on nonstop flights to the States from a few Middle Eastern countries to check all electronic devices. They say that only cellphones and smartphones will be allowed in the passenger cabin.

Guest: David Hyde. Security Consultant, David Hyde & Associates.

An Ipsos poll says that nearly 50% of Canadians want any migrants or refugees who arrived in Canada illegally at the US border to be sent back.

Guest: Sean Simpson, Vice President. Ipsos Public Affairs.

An Ipsos poll says that nearly 50% of Canadians want any migrants or refugees who arrived in Canada illegally at the US border to be sent back.

Guest: Sean Simpson, Vice President. Ipsos Public Affairs.