Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

Conservative leadership candidate Kevin O’Leary is making allegations of fraud and widespread vote rigging in the race. They say that ‘campaign activists’ are using prepaid credit cards to sign up fake members. How will this affect the race going forward?

Guest: Dr. Cheryl Collier, Political Science Professor at University of Windsor.

The lawyer for Karim Baratov says that the charges against his client may be ‘politically motivated’. What are the next steps for the case and what is the extradition process like?

Guest: Gary Botting, Barrister, Solicitor, Appeallate Lawyer, Expert on Extradition, Criminal Defence and Appeals. GARY N.A. BOTTING, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR

The lawyer for Karim Baratov says that the charges against his client may be ‘politically motivated’. What are the next steps for the case and what is the extradition process like?

Guest: Gary Botting, Barrister, Solicitor, Appeallate Lawyer, Expert on Extradition, Criminal Defence and Appeals. GARY N.A. BOTTING, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR

Conservative leadership candidate Kevin O’Leary is making allegations of fraud and widespread vote rigging in the race. They say that ‘campaign activists’ are using prepaid credit cards to sign up fake members. How will this affect the race going forward?

Guest: Dr. Cheryl Collier, Political Science Professor at University of Windsor.

Is rent control a good or bad thing? A proposed bill from the Ontario NDP would close a loophole that exempts buildings that were built before 1991 from rent control. However, some argue that could have a negative impact on the economy.

Guest: Jane Londerville, Professor, University of Guelph’s Real Estate and Housing Program.

Is rent control a good or bad thing? A proposed bill from the Ontario NDP would close a loophole that exempts buildings that were built before 1991 from rent control. However, some argue that could have a negative impact on the economy.

Guest: Jane Londerville, Professor, University of Guelph’s Real Estate and Housing Program.

Conservative leadership candidate Kevin O’Leary is making allegations of fraud and widespread vote rigging in the race. They say that ‘campaign activists’ are using prepaid credit cards to sign up fake members. How will this affect the race going forward?

Guest: Dr. Cheryl Collier, Political Science Professor at University of Windsor.

The lawyer for Karim Baratov says that the charges against his client may be ‘politically motivated’. What are the next steps for the case and what is the extradition process like?

Guest: Gary Botting, Barrister, Solicitor, Appeallate Lawyer, Expert on Extradition, Criminal Defence and Appeals. GARY N.A. BOTTING, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR

The US has laid charges and arrested an Ancaster man and three others indicted in the hack of Yahoo! Which exposed 500 million user accounts.

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

How will these arrests affect US-Canada and even Canada-Russian relations?

Guest: Stephanie MacLellan, Research Associate at Centre of Governance Innovation (CIGI). Former Editor and Reporter for various news outlets (including the Hamilton Spectator).

Federal judges have blocked the second Trump travel ban. A judge in Hawaii and one in Maryland have issued a temporary restraining order nationwide hours before it was to go into effect. The Hawaiian judge concluded that the new order failed to pass legal muster. Trump also admitted at a rally last night that this second order was a watered down version of the first.

Guest: Michael Taube, Columnist, Stephen Harper’s former Speech Writer.

The man accused of cyberbullying Canadian teen Amanda Todd has been sentenced to ten years and 8 months in a high profile but unrelated trial in the Neterlands. The sentence is in correlation to the abuse of 34 young girls and five men. He still faces five charges in the Todd case. Where does the case move forward from here?

Guest: Carol Todd, Mother of Amanda Todd.

The man accused of cyberbullying Canadian teen Amanda Todd has been sentenced to ten years and 8 months in a high profile but unrelated trial in the Neterlands. The sentence is in correlation to the abuse of 34 young girls and five men. He still faces five charges in the Todd case. Where does the case move forward from here?

Guest: Carol Todd, Mother of Amanda Todd.

Federal judges have blocked the second Trump travel ban. A judge in Hawaii and one in Maryland have issued a temporary restraining order nationwide hours before it was to go into effect. The Hawaiian judge concluded that the new order failed to pass legal muster. Trump also admitted at a rally last night that this second order was a watered down version of the first.

Guest: Michael Taube, Columnist, Stephen Harper’s former Speech Writer.

The US has laid charges and arrested an Ancaster man and three others indicted in the hack of Yahoo! which exposed 500 million user accounts. What do we know so far? 

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