Bill Kelly Show

Photo: (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Christopher Katsarov) The Ontario and Saskatchewan premiers have vowed to reduce the interprovincial trade barriers between their provinces. Guest: Marvin Ryder. Business Professor, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University.

Photo: (Troy Aossey / Getty Images) According to a report, students are attacking staff at public schools more often. How can this be combatted? Guest: Alex Johnstone, Vice Chair, HWDSB, Trustee Wards 11 & 12.

Photo: (Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board) Police are searching for the caller who threatened to bring a weapon to Bishop Ryan yesterday, putting the school on lockdown. Guest: Will Mason, Superintendent, Division 30. Hamilton Police.

PHoot: (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld) Vigils have been held after the Tree of Life synagogue attack on Saturday. 11 victims were gunned down.  Guest: Bernie Farber, Chair of the Canadian Anti-hate network. New councilors are now in the wait time before they’re sworn in. They can’t act in any official capacity, but what are they doing in the meantime? Guest: Esther Pauls, City Councillor, Ward 7. Is the Conservative Party preparing to gear up for fights with news outlets as a part of the electoral strategy in 2019? Guest: Richard Brennan, retired journalist with the Toronto Star. Covered Queen’s Park and Parliament Hill.

Photo: (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick) Is the Conservative Party preparing to gear up for fights with news outlets as a part of the electoral strategy in 2019? Guest: Richard Brennan, retired journalist with the Toronto Star. Covered Queen’s Park and Parliament Hill.

New councilors are now in the wait time before they’re sworn in. They can’t act in any official capacity, but what are they doing in the meantime? Guest: Esther Pauls, City Councillor, Ward 7.

Photo: (AP Photo/Matt Rourke) Vigils have been held after the Tree of Life synagogue attack on Saturday. 11 victims were gunned down.  Guest: Bernie Farber, Chair of the Canadian Anti-hate network.

Tech Talk with Adam Oldfield 

Newly released poll data shows that the support Mayor Eisenberger saw during the election was largely in the urban areas an in central Hamilton. What does this mean going forward? Guest: Peter Graefe. Professor of Political Science, McMaster University. The Chief's Townhall with Eric Girt

Newly released poll data shows that the support Mayor Eisenberger saw during the election was largely in the urban areas. What does this mean going forward? Guest: Peter Graefe. Professor of Political Science, McMaster University.

Protests are being planned in Hamilton after the freeze by the Ontario government on minimum wage and worker's benefits. Guest: Richard Brennan, retired journalist with the Toronto Star. Covered Queen’s Park and Parliament Hill. The latest numbers from the City of Hamilton show signs that the number of code zero incidents is decreasing. Guest: Mario Posteraro, President , OPSEU Local 256. Yesterday, packages arrived at the homes and offices of multiple Democrats, including Bill Clinton's and Barack Obama’s, as well as the newsroom for CNN. Has the political rhetoric in the United States gone too far? How can it be turned around. Guest: Jacob Neiheisel, Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences.

Photo: (AP Photo/Kevin Hagen) Yesterday, packages arrived at the homes and offices of multiple Democrats, including Bill Clinton's and Barack Obama’s, as well as the newsroom for CNN. Has the political rhetoric in the United States gone too far? How can it be turned around. Guest: Jacob Neiheisel, Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences.

The latest numbers from the City of Hamilton show signs that the number of code zero incidents is decreasing. Guest: Mario Posteraro, President , OPSEU Local 256.

Photo: (CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Government of Ontario) Protests are being planned in Hamilton after the freeze by the Ontario government on minimum wage and worker's benefits. Guest: Richard Brennan, retired journalist with the Toronto Star. Covered Queen’s Park and Parliament Hill.

The mayor says that the city has a mandate to move forward on the LRT project. Does it? Guest: Brad Clark, City Councillor, City of Hamilton. There are more women at our council table after the election but will the gender parity affect the way decisions are made at City Hall? Guest: Laura Babcock. President, PowerGroup. What is the impact on caregivers when it’s revealed that there is no cure for their loved ones. Bill continues his conversation with Bob Kemp Hospice on palliative care with Clare Freeman. Joining them today is Jay Perry, a photographer who lost his dad after a three year battle with cancer. He wrote a book on the experience. Guest: Clare Freeman, Bob Kemp Hospice. Guest: Jay Perry, photographer and caregiver.

What is the impact on caregivers when it’s revealed that there is no cure for their loved ones. Bill continues his conversation with Bob Kemp Hospice on palliative care with Clare Freeman. Joining them today is Jay Perry, a photographer who lost his dad after a three year battle with cancer. He wrote a book on the experience. Guest: Clare Freeman, Bob Kemp Hospice. Guest: Jay Perry, photographer and caregiver.

There are more women at our council table after the election but will the gender parity affect the way decisions are made at City Hall? Guest: Laura Babcock. President, PowerGroup.

The mayor says that the city has a mandate to move forward on the LRT project. Does it? Guest: Brad Clark, City Councillor, City of Hamilton.

Last night’s election saw several new faces come to council, but when it came to the Mayor’s race, Fred Eisenberger was re-elected. Bill chatted with him on his win. Guest: Fred Eisenberger, Mayor for the City of Hamilton. In Burlington, Marianne Meed Ward knocked down incumbent Rick Goldring to become the new mayor. She joins Bill in studio. Guest: Marianne Meed Ward, new Mayor for Burlington. In the four provinces that decided they wanted to scrap cap and trade, residents will receive carbon tax rebates. This will affect Ontario, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and New Brunswick. Guest: Steve Aplin, Publisher of Emission Trak, which monitors C02 Carbion Dioxide emissions from energy use.

In the four provinces that decided they wanted to scrap cap and trade, residents will receive carbon tax rebates. This will affect Ontario, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and New Brunswick. Guest: Steve Aplin, Publisher of Emission Trak, which monitors C02 Carbion Dioxide emissions from energy use.