Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

While under house arrest, Christina Nougda was allowed to attend baseball games and music festivals with a parental note. How is this possible?

Guest: Alex Pierson, Reporter for the Tim Bosma trial for AM900 CHML.

Guest: Geoffrey Read, Hamilton Attorney.

What can be done about rising hydro rates? Premier Kathleen Wynne has apologized and says she takes responsibility of her mistake, however nothing has yet to be done and more stories of expensive hydro come forward.

Guest: Andrea Horwath, Leader of the Provincial NDP.

Toronto Mayor John Tory is pitching the Don Valley Parkway and Gardiner Expressway to become toll roads. Is this a smart decision?

Guest: Johnathan Hall, Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Toronto.

While under house arrest, Christina Nougda was allowed to attend baseball games and music festivals with a parental note. How is this possible?

Guest: Alex Pierson, Reporter for the Tim Bosma trial for AM900 CHML.

Guest: Geoffrey Read, Hamilton Attorney.

What can be done about rising hydro rates? Premier Kathleen Wynne has apologized and says she takes responsibility of her mistake, however nothing has yet to be done and more stories of expensive hydro come forward.

Guest: Andrea Horwath, Leader of the Provincial NDP.

Toronto Mayor John Tory is pitching the Don Valley Parkway and Gardiner Expressway to become toll roads. Is this a smart decision?

Guest: Johnathan Hall, Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Toronto.

Hamilton Ward 7 Councillor Donna Skelly is going to ask Hamilton’s council to approve a motion to investigate why the costs of improvements to a city housing seniors residence have tripled.

Guest: Donna Skelly, City Councilor for Ward 7.

Does Donald Trump truly need the media? The president elect keeps bypassing media and reporters but still remains a headline in the news.

Guest: Michael Traugott, Professor Emeritus of Communication Studies and Political Science, University of Michigan.

How divisive has politics become? When we have people screaming their political opinions at each other, are we just becoming disenfranchised with it all or are we becoming a land of extremes?