A new voice is entering Hamilton's storm water fee controversy, Why are bankruptcies so prevalent in Canada? & Are the Enhanced Games a good idea?
Hamilton's storm water fee controversy has a new voice entering the fray in the form of MPP Donna Skelly. What does she have to say?\nGuest: Donna Skelly, MPP, Flamborough-Glanbrook\n-\nBankruptcy is on the rise, and it's rising fast, but one of the top locations for this is Canada. Why?\nGuest: Dr. Eric Kam, Professor of Economics with Toronto Metropolitan University\n-\nThe Enhanced Games is a sporting event that's being touted as being the 'Olympics on steroids' which in this case is quite literal as it would allow the competing athletes to use performance-enhancing drugs of all kinds. How could it change sports as we know them among many other things? Is this good?\nGuest: Bruce Kidd, Former Olympian and Professor Emeritus in Sport & Public Policy at the University of Toronto