Bill Kelly Show

Aaron Gillespie, Partner at KPMG (Hamilton Branch), specializes in Canadian tax compliance and advisory services.

GUEST: Susan Clairmont, columnist, Hamilton Spectator. - GUEST: Ron Foxcroft, CEO of Fluke Transport, creator of the FOX40 whistle, author of ‘40 Ways of the Fox’, Member of the Order of Canada, former basketball referee. - GUEST: Eric Alper, Publicist and music commentator. 

GUEST:  Laura Tamblyn Watts, CEO of CanAge 

GUEST:  Michelle Eaton, Vice President of Public Affairs with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce

GUEST: Dr. Chris Keefer, President of Canadians for Nuclear Energy 

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: Topics Include: ·        Trudeau names former governor general David Johnston as special Rapporteur ·        Federal budget ·        And more... GUEST: Muhammad Ali, Senior Consultant for Crestview Strategies -   Premier Doug Ford's Progressive Conservatives are moving to make it harder to sue the Ontario government.  The PCs plan to repeal and replace the long-standing Ontario Proceedings Against the Crown Act — legislation that, among other things, outlines government liability in cases of misfeasance and negligence. The new law would increase the legal threshold necessary to proceed with civil litigation, including class action lawsuits, against the government. Further, it would considerably limit the instances in which the government could be on the hook for financial compensation to plaintiffs. GUEST: Andrew Furgiuele, Lecturer with the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto - Canada’s housing market showed signs of life in February following a year of cooling off, but e

GUEST: Elliot Tepper, Emeritus Professor of Political Science with Carleton University

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: OP-ED: Should Jagmeet Singh pull his support for the Liberals? It is up to the opposition parties to take a stand and put the country before the party, and let the dominoes fall where they may.   GUEST: Tasha Kheiriddin, Principal at Navigator and Author of The Right Path - The homelessness crisis in Ontario is not just an unfortunate situation. It is the outcome of decades of policy decisions and poor choices made by successive Ontario governments. This is why municipalities are calling on the Government of Ontario to step up and show leadership and accountability in addressing the serious problem it has created. The homelessness crisis is a made-in-Ontario crisis that calls out for intelligent and co-ordinated action on the part of the province. GUEST: Colin Best, President of the Association of Municipalities of Ontario, and Regional Councillor for Ward 1 in Milton - Canada’s banking regulator is increasing its monitoring of domestic banks’ financial health as the fallout from

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: New polling shows the majority of Canadians support the federal government calling an independent inquiry into allegations of foreign interference, but still feel the country's electoral system is safe. GUEST: Andrew Enns, Executive Vice-President of Central Canada for Leger - Ontario teachers need to pay attention to the Ford government’s move to allow more private delivery in the public health care system because education could be next, warns the president of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation. GUEST: Karen Littlewood, President of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation - Agencies that run daycares say they're so short of early childhood educators that they doubt the national program of $10-a-day child care can be delivered to all the kids who will need a spot.  Stories abound of daycare centres running at half capacity, asking parents to take their kids out of care for a day or two a week, or even shutting down operations entirely, all for lack of sta

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: Topics Include: ·       Parliamentary committee’s straying beyond poetics ·       Poilievre must do more to win over women voters ·       Conservatives more trusted than Liberals to manage finances ·       And more…. GUEST: Dr. Lori Turnbull, Director of the School of Public Administration with Dalhousie University - Ontario legislative member Vincent Ke, has resigned from the PC party following a Global News report of allegations by intelligence sources that Ke was involved in an election interference network directed by China’s consulate in Toronto. Ke, who represents the Toronto-area riding of Don Valley North, denies the allegations.  GUEST: Sabrina Nanji, Publisher of the Queen’s Park Observer - Topics Include: ·        U.S Federal reserve governors to hold closed-door meeting today ·        Silicon Valley Bank ·        And more…. GUEST: Reggie Cecchini, Washington Correspondent for Global News

GUEST: Laura Tamblyn Watts, CEO of CanAge

GUEST: TECH TALK with Adam Oldfield

In Canada, the notion that no one should have the power to judge themselves is seen in Section 21 of the Conflict of Interest Act. That law reads: “A public office holder shall recuse himself or herself from any discussion, decision, debate or vote on any matter in respect of which he or she would be in a conflict of interest.” The “public office holder,” here, is one Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada. The “discussion or debate,” here, is the interference of China in Canada’s federal elections in 2019 and 2021. GUEST: Warren Kinsella, Former Special Assistant to Jean Chretien and War Room Director for Dalton McGuinty