Bill Kelly Show

Should the replacement for departing deputy chief Ken Weatherill be replaced with a civilian administrator? Guest: Lloyd Ferguson. City Councillor, Ward 12, City of Hamilton.

The Opioid Crisis in Hamilton This week on the Bill Kelly Show we will be taking a look at the growing opioid crisis in our country and in particular, what has been happening in Hamilton. We hear a personal story from a listener who called us. Also, we will touch on what needs of paramedics and first responders going forward.

Alberta PC leader Jason Kenney made a comment about gay-straight alliances in schools, saying they’re a cause of concern. At an editorial board he said, “Parents have a right to know what’s going on with their kids in the schools unless the parents are abusive. I don’t think it’s right to keep secrets from parents about the challenges their kids are going through.” Guest: Theo Selles, Registered Family Therapist, President of Integrity Works. How should our provincial government handle housing affordability? Earlier this week the Ontario finance minister said that housing affordability measures will be in the spring budget. Guest: Tim Hudak, CEO of the Ontario Real Estate Association. Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn is talking with the House and Senate intelligence committees in regards to the Russia investigation. He is trying to get immunity form ‘unfair prosecution’ in exchange for agreeing to be questioned into the probes. Guest: Laura Babcock. President, PowerGroup.

Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn is talking with the House and Senate intelligence committees in regards to the Russia investigation. He is trying to get immunity form ‘unfair prosecution’ in exchange for agreeing to be questioned into the probes. Guest: Laura Babcock. President, PowerGroup.

How should our provincial government handle housing affordability? Earlier this week the Ontario finance minister said that housing affordability measures will be in the spring budget. Guest: Tim Hudak, CEO of the Ontario Real Estate Association.

Alberta PC leader Jason Kenney made a comment about gay-straight alliances in schools, saying they’re a cause of concern. At an editorial board he said, “Parents have a right to know what’s going on with their kids in the schools unless the parents are abusive. I don’t think it’s right to keep secrets from parents about the challenges their kids are going through.” Guest: Theo Selles, Registered Family Therapist, President of Integrity Works.

The Opioid Crisis in Hamilton This week on the Bill Kelly Show we will be taking a look at the growing opioid crisis in our country and in particular, what has been happening in Hamilton. Today we take a look at how hard it can actually be to break free of addiction and how easy it can be to relapse.

It was time again for the Mayor’s Townhall with Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger. Topics included trade missions, LRT, city parking and bike storage.  Guest: Fred Eisenberger, Mayor, City of Hamilton. One Hamilton city councillor and supporter of the LRT project says that he feels that the project will probably not go ahead. He says that he’s convinced a ‘gan of ten’ will be responsible for the loss of the investment provincially of infrastructure. Guest: Sam Merulla. City Councillor, Ward 4, City of Hamilton.

One Hamilton city councillor and supporter of the LRT project says that he feels that the project will probably not go ahead. He says that he’s convinced a ‘gang of ten’ will be responsible for the loss of the investment provincially of infrastructure. Guest: Sam Merulla. City Councillor, Ward 4, City of Hamilton.

How should Hamilton address public parking? Guest: Fred Eisenberger, Mayor, City of Hamilton. 

What was the mayor doing in France and Germany this month? How did the trip go? Guest: Fred Eisenberger, Mayor, City of Hamilton. 

Ten institutions in our city – including Dofasco, Hamilton Health Sciences, and the school boards – have come out in favor of LRT. They say they want to see the BLAST rapid transit network to happen.Keanin Loomis. President & CEO, Hamilton Chamber of Commerce

The Opioid Crisis in Hamilton: This week on the Bill Kelly Show we will be taking a look at the growing opioid crisis in our country and in particular, what has been happening in Hamilton. What exactly is the situation in Hamilton right now? What is the city doing to combat the drugs right now? What services are available? Dr. Jessica Hopkins, Chief Medical Officer, City of Hamilton.Clara Freeman, Bob Kemp Hospice.Debbie Bang, Manager, Womankind Addiction Service, Men's Addiction Service Hamilton (MASH), Eating Disorder Program, St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton

With all the talk about Leitch, O’Leary and Bernier in the Conservative leadership race, what about Erin O’Toole. With his campaign generating momentum among the Conservative caucus, could he end up being a surprise winner by end of May?John Ivison. Columnist, The National Post

British PM Theresa May has initiated the first steps for Brexit and is to invoke Article 50 today.Jeff Semple, Global News Europe Bureau Chief.

After more than 10 hours yesterday, City Councilors have put off a crucial vote on the LRT plan but have dropped the Bay Street Stop idea.Keanin Loomis. President & CEO, Hamilton Chamber of Commerce

The LRT meeting at City Hall will be taking place at 9:30 am. Both sides of the LRT argument are going to be present there this morning. One group actually started a Facebook event to fill the seats of council. Alain H Bureau, Chair of the LRT Advocacy Group run by local residents. What does the anti-LRT side want to see occur at this meeting?Carol Lazich, Anti-LRT, Gilbert’s Big and Tall How could the Ontario Liberals actually turn the election next year around for them? Would they see more success with Wynne or without?Richard Brennan, retired journalist with the Toronto Star, has covered Queen’s Park and Parliament hill

How could the Ontario Liberals actually turn the election next year around for them? Would they see more success with Wynne or without?Richard Brennan, retired journalist with the Toronto Star, has covered Queen’s Park and Parliament hill

What does the anti-LRT side want to see occur at this meeting?Carol Lazich, Anti-LRT, Gilbert’s Big and Tall

The LRT meeting at City Hall will be taking place at 9:30 am. Both sides of the LRT argument are going to be present there this morning. One group actually started a Facebook event to fill the seats of council. Alain H Bureau, Chair of the LRT Advocacy Group run by local residents