Bill Kelly Show

Photo: (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese) A new poll suggests that upper, middle and low income Canadians are worried about the rising housing prices. Two in five Canadians believe that housing isn’t affordable. Will this become a hot button issue in the coming Ontario election? Guest: Tim Hudak, CEO of the Ontario Real Estate Association.

Tech Talk with Adam Oldfield. 

Its official! Bedrock Industries now officially has ownership of Stelco today. This comes after its offer to purchase the company was approved earlier this month. Guest: Marvin Ryder. Business Professor, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University. President Trump is drawing ire from both sides of the political spectrum over tweets he sent about MSNBC’s Morning Joe hosts. He said called the hosts “low IQ” and “Psycho Joe” and describe Mika as “bleeding badly from a facelift”. How does the bipartisan condemnation hurt the Trump presidency branding and how well did MSNBC handle the situation. Guest: Glenn Selig, President and CEO of Selig Multimedia, Strategist in Chief at The Publicity Agency. Tomorrow marks the 150th birthday of our nation! How has our city grown as Canada has? Where can we go from here? Guest: Brian Henley, local historian.

Tomorrow marks the 150th birthday of our nation! How has our city grown as Canada has? Where can we go from here? Guest: Brian Henley, local historian.

Photo: (AP Photo/Evan Vucci) President Trump is drawing ire from both sides of the political spectrum over tweets he sent about MSNBC’s Morning Joe hosts. He said called the hosts “low IQ” and “Psycho Joe” and describe Mika as “bleeding badly from a facelift”. How does the bipartisan condemnation hurt the Trump presidency branding and how well did MSNBC handle the situation. Guest: Glenn Selig, President and CEO of Selig Multimedia, Strategist in Chief at The Publicity Agency.

Photo: (Alan Marsh/Getty Images) Its official! Bedrock Industries now officially has ownership of Stelco today. This comes after its offer to purchase the company was approved earlier this month. Guest: Marvin Ryder. Business Professor, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University.

Hamilton’s MPs say they feel “as confident as they can be” after visiting Washington. They’re currently on route back from the States, but the question has to be asked: With this administration, will the visit have done any good? Is there any way to promote Canadian steel product when the mentality of the administration is ‘Buy American’? Guest: Ian Lee. Sprott School of Business. Carleton University. Chief’s Townhall with Hamilton Police Chief Eric Girt Guest: Eric Girt, Chief, Hamilton Police Services.

Should police officers be carrying Naloxone kits? Guest: Eric Girt, Chief, Hamilton Police Services. 

Photo: (The Canadian Press/Justin Tang) Demonstrators erected a large teepee on Parliament hill to protest Canada Day. The demonstrators had tried a previous attempt though that had been thwarted by police. Guest: Vanessa Watts, Professor in the Indigenous Studies program at McMaster University.

Hamilton’s MPs say they feel “as confident as they can be” after visiting Washington. They’re currently on route back from the States, but the question has to be asked: With this administration, will the visit have done any good? Is there any way to promote Canadian steel product when the mentality of the administration is ‘Buy American’? Guest: Ian Lee. Sprott School of Business. Carleton University.

Photo: (Claus Andersen / Getty Images) Hamilton is going to escalate it’s battle over responsibility over the late delivery and problem ridden construction of Tim Horton’s Field. The City will soon file a statement of defence in response to legal claims involving the builder, province and tenant. Guest: Terry Whitehead. City Councillor, Ward 8, City of Hamilton. Tonight, City Council is expected to affirm a decision in regards to the Dundas laneway. Now a large amount of residents have written to council ahead of the vote tonight to express their hope for a rejection of the application to sell the laneway or at least to pause the sale. Guest: Robert “Bob” James, resident of Dundas whose property backs onto the laneway, lived there 37 years. Should we be taking a hard look at ourselves ahead of our 150th birthday? A recent Pew Research survey says that 43% of Canadians view the US favorable, while the rest of us have declining opinions. Should we truly be smug that we are better than anyone else when we f

Should we be taking a hard look at ourselves ahead of our 150th birthday? A recent Pew Research survey says that 43% of Canadians view the US favorable, while the rest of us have declining opinions. Should we truly be smug that we are better than anyone else when we face issues of our own? Guest: Tim Harper, Freelance Writer and Editor.

Tonight, City Council is expected to affirm a decision in regards to the Dundas laneway. Now a large amount of residents have written to council ahead of the vote tonight to express their hope for a rejection of the application to sell the laneway or at least to pause the sale. Guest: Robert “Bob” James, resident of Dundas whose property backs onto the laneway, lived there 37 years.

The city is going to escalate it’s battle over responsibility over the late delivery and problem ridden construction of Tim Horton’s Field. The City will soon file a statement of defence in response to legal claims involving the builder, province and tenant. Guest: Terry Whitehead. City Councillor, Ward 8, City of Hamilton.

Focus of this years summit: Driving regional and global connectivity to increase prosperity, quality of life and jobs. MAIN TOPICS: Innovation corridor, NAFTA, climate action, regional goods movement, smart intensification. Guest: Rick Goldring, Mayor for the City of Burlington  Guest: Fred Eisenberger, Mayor for the City of Hamilton. Guest: Kathleen Wynne, Premier of Ontario. Guest: Lou Piriano, President of the Realtor’s Association of Hamilton – Burlington. Guest: Frank McKeown, Executive Director, Burlington Economic Development.  Guest: Glen Norton Hamilton Economic Development for the City of Hamilton.

How is Hamilton's economy tied to Toronto's? Guest: Frank McKeown, Executive Director, Burlington Economic Development. Guest: Glen Norton Hamilton Economic Development for the City of Hamilton. 

How will Ontario be involved with NAFTA negotiations? Guest: Kathleen Wynne, Premier of Ontario.

This weekend, a boy fell 30 feet at Albion Falls and was rescued by Hamilton Fire. A man also fell Saturday and was rescued by rope. Now, a Hamilton city councillor wants the city to fence off the trail and stairway that goes down to the base of the Falls and to look at charging trespassers. Guest: Tom Jackson, City Councillor. Ward 6. City of Hamilton. Are money pressures causing men to commit suicide? A study of Europe, US and Canada showed that while suicide rates go up during times of economic crisis, the impact is much larger on men. Guest: Theo Selles, Registered Family Therapist, President of Integrity Works. With the grim news of Sears’ applying for creditor protection, how will this affect neighbourhood malls?Do malls need big retail outlets anymore? Guest: Marvin Ryder. Business Professor, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University.

With the grim news of Sears’ applying for creditor protection, how will this affectneighbourhood malls? Do malls need big retail outlets anymore?  Guest: Marvin Ryder. Business Professor, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University.

Are money pressures causing men to commit suicide? A study of Europe, US and Canada showed that while suicide rates go up during times of economic crisis, the impact is much larger on men. Guest: Theo Selles, Registered Family Therapist, President of Integrity Works.