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Are the attack ads against Ontario PC leader proving to be effective? A new poll suggests that they are taking a toll on his image. Guest - Eli Yufest, Chief Executive Officer of Campaign Research Yesterday, it was announced what toys will be inducted into the toy hall of fame at the Museum of Play. Guest - Chris Bensch, vice president for collections at The Strong (home to the International Centre for the History of Electronic Games, National Toy Hall of Fame, and more) A new study shows that 13% of Canadians (3.7 million people) will not commemorate Remembrance Day. When questioned on why, a quarter of respondents said that it’s because they have no connection to the wars or soldiers. Guest - Lesley Anderson , a Content Specialist at Ancestry and a Genealogist

A neighbour of ArcelorMittal Dofasco says the company's action plan to address air pollution is a small step forward. GUEST: Jochen (Yohan) Bezner, Hamilton Coalition Against Pollution member

Are the attack ads against Ontario PC leader proving to be effective? A new poll suggests that they are taking a toll on his image. Guest - Eli Yufest, Chief Executive Officer of Campaign Research

The HSR is going to hire up to 58 extra full time drivers to fix the absenteeism issue that the service is facing. The city initially wanted to ask the Ministry of Labour for permission for operators to be on the road up to 68 hours a week to cover gaps in service. Guest - Fred Eisenberger, Mayor for the City of Hamilton At a recent professional conference in Edmonton, a McMaster scientist was named Young Scientist of the Year for his contribution to diabetes research. What was his  contribution and how havethings changed for diabetes research? Guest - Dr. Gregory Steinberg, Professor, Division of Endocrinology, Department of Medicine, Canada Research Chair in Metabolism and Obesity, J. Bruce Duncan Chair in Metabolic Diseases, Co-Director, Metabolism and Childhood (MAC) Obesity Research Program, McMaster University A new survey by StatsCan suggests that a number of veterans, particularly newer ones, have a harder time adjusting to post military life. More than 2,7000 former force members responded to the

A new survey by StatsCan suggests that a number of veterans, particularly newer ones, have a harder time adjusting to post military life. More than 2,7000 former force members responded to the survey. Guest - Jonathan Wade, blogger at http://conflictobserver.com and combat veteran of Afghanistan @ConflictObserve

At a recent professional conference in Edmonton, a McMaster scientist was named Young Scientist of the Year for his contribution to diabetes research. What was his contribution and how have things changed for diabetes research? Guest - Dr. Gregory Steinberg, Professor, Division of Endocrinology, Department of Medicine, Canada Research Chair in Metabolism and Obesity, J. Bruce Duncan Chair in Metabolic Diseases, Co-Director, Metabolism and Childhood (MAC) Obesity Research Program, McMaster University

The HSR is going to hire up to 58 extra full time drivers to fix the absenteeism issue that the service is facing. The city initially wanted to ask the Ministry of Labour for permission for operators to be on the road up to 68 hours a week to cover gaps in service. Guest - Fred Eisenberger, Mayor for the City of Hamilton

Donald Trump was elected as U.S. President one year ago today. How has his first year as elected official gone? GUEST: Ryan Hurl, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Toronto. (Expertise: American political development and thought, Constitutional Law) Former Toronto Blue Jays All-Star pitcher Roy Halladay died Tuesday when his private twoseater plane crashed into the Gulf of Mexico. He was 40. GUEST: Keegan Matheson, MLB reporter covering the Blue Jays Earlier this week, it was revealed that all grade 10 students will learn financial literacy skills as part of their careers course. Is it too late at that point to teach? Why wasn’t this taught earlier? What can parents do to help youth become financially literate? Guest - Tricia Barry, Executive Director, Money School Canada

Earlier this week, it was revealed that all grade 10 students will learn financial literacy skills as part of their careers course. Is it too late at that point to teach? Why wasn’t this taught earlier? What can parents do to help youth become financially literate? Guest - Tricia Barry, Executive Director, Money School Canada

Former Toronto Blue Jays All-Star pitcher Roy Halladay died Tuesday when his private twoseater plane crashed into the Gulf of Mexico. He was 40. GUEST: Keegan Matheson, MLB reporter covering the Blue Jays

Donald Trump was elected as U.S. President one year ago today. How has his first year as elected official gone? GUEST: Ryan Hurl, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Toronto. (Expertise: American political development and thought, Constitutional Law)

Hamilton is among the first 14 cities that have been chosen for a government-run marijuana store. Where should Hamilton's pot shop be located? Do you want it in your neighbourhood? Guest - Clint Younge, CEO of MMJ Canada A day after 26 people were shot to death by a man at a Texas church, U.S. President Donald Trump said the attack wasn’t a "guns situation" but a "mental health problem." Is he right or is he using mental health as an excuse to deflect from America's gun problem? Guest - Sarah Beauchamp, writer for Nylon Ontario colleges are asking the province to force the striking faculty to vote on the latest offer. The strike is currently on its fourth week. Guest - Ron McKerlie, President, Mohawk College

A handful of unnamed Ticats players have thrown former head coach Kent Austin under the bus, saying he had lost the locker room during the team’s 0-8 start to the 2017 season, and don’t want him back next year. Team owner Bob Young tweeted his support for Austin and criticized the unidentified players for slamming their former coach and the journalist who reported the story.

Ontario colleges are asking the province to force the striking faculty to vote on the latest offer. The strike is currently on its fourth week. Guest - Ron McKerlie, President, Mohawk College

Hamilton is among the first 14 cities that have been chosen for a government-run marijuana store. Where should Hamilton's pot shop be located? Do you want it in your neighbourhood? Guest - Clint Younge, CEO of MMJ Canada

Transit advocates say it's time for HSR riders to ensure their voices are heard. Environment Hamilton has called an emergency meeting for November 14 to discuss strategy after recent statistics showed a 19% rate of absenteeism among HSR drivers, which their union blames on "understaffing." GUEST: Ian Borsuk, works for Environment Hamilton and has been involved in YES LR canvassing in Dundas Cheating on your spouse. Have you ever thought about it? Have you ever done it? The rate of married women who have cheated has increased by 40 per cent, while the rate among men has not changed. So why are more women cheating these days? GUEST: Claire A-H, sex educator and Hamilton-based matchmaker with Friend of a Friend Matchmaking Fake News! It seems like we hear the term, a go to phrase of U.S. President Donald Trump, all the time now. But what exactly is fake news? Where is it coming from and who is doing it? GUEST: David Videcette (Vide-set), Anti-terrorism specialist who worked on theinvestigation into the 7/7

The Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs AAA team is running a 'Hockey Fights Cancer' fundraiser in Hamilton next month. Two of the boys on the team have siblings that have battled cancer and were treated in Hamilton, and are sharing their story. GUEST: Rita Pugliese, Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs Lace Up for Cancer Fundraising team and mom of a child cancer survivor

Fake News! It seems like we hear the term, a go to phrase of U.S. President Donald Trump, all the time now. But what exactly is fake news? Where is it coming from and who is doing it? GUEST: David Videcette (Vide-set), Anti-terrorism specialist who worked on theinvestigation into the 7/7 London bombings for five years as a Scotland Yard detective in the anti-terrorist branch and author of "The Theseus Paradox" and "The Detriment."

Transit advocates say it's time for HSR riders to ensure their voices are heard. Environment Hamilton has called an emergency meeting for November 14 to discuss strategy after recent statistics showed a 19% rate of absenteeism among HSR drivers, which their union blames on "understaffing." GUEST: Ian Borsuk, works for Environment Hamilton and has been involved in YES LR canvassing in Dundas