On Point With Alex Pierson

Lee Schwaderer can't hold back his cries as he tells ON Point about the mistake Newmarket dental surgeon Dr. Ford Moore made when he performed the operation to remove some of his teeth.

Dr. Nicholas Carleton Professor Psychology, PhD, University of Regina joins ON Point to discuss how people close to the Humboldt crash are coping with what has happened.

Olympic hockey star Hayley Wickenheiser talks about the Humbolt Broncos crash and how she's helped the community and families affected 

What did first responders experience in Humbolt? Vincent Savoia, M.S.M.. Founder and Executive Director. As the Founder and Executive Director of The Tema Conter Memorial Trust, give us some insight.

Brad Poulos is a professor at Ryerson's Ted Rogers School of Business

Jay Wilson is chair on the board of DEBRACanada.ORG. He joined ON Point to discuss the "tenacity, bravery and courage" of Jonathan Pitre who suffered with a rare skin disease called epidermolysis bullosa.  Pitre, 17, passed away Wednesday evening in a Minnesota hospital, according to the Ottawa Citizen.

Lorraine Sommerfeld is a Drive columnist with Postmedia and the host of the Lemon Aid Car Show that appears on CHCH. She joins ON Point to talk her participation in the race through the sahara desert.

While Pickering was awarded a casino, Ajax Mayor Steve Parish vows the fight to keep Ajax Downs isn’t over

Dennis Matthews, is a political commentator and Vice President of marketing and communications, Enterprise Canada

Alex talks about PC election candidate's decision to not provide a media bus.

John Mraz – Former liberal war room directorBill Hutchison - Journalism professor at Seneca. Former broadcaster CTV  

Part 2 of Alex Pierson's interview with Matthew Schrier - A U.S. photojournalist kidnapped and tortured by al-Qaida in Syria in 2012 laments in a new book that the RCMP has still not arrested any of the Canadians who were allegedly involved.

Part 1 of Alex Pierson's interview with Matthew Schrier - A U.S. photojournalist kidnapped and tortured by al-Qaida in Syria in 2012 laments in a new book that the RCMP has still not arrested any of the Canadians who were allegedly involved.