Does the Youth Criminal Justice Act need an overhaul? Can the Online Harms Act be enforced without stifling free speech? What happened to the Academy Awards? & McMaster's Women's & Men's volleyball teams are gearing up for provincial finals!
Does the early release of Selvey\u2019s killer make a mockery of the Youth Criminal Justice Act? Is this an adequate punishment? Is there an appetite in either the legal community or government to change the Youth Criminal Justice Act?\nGuest: Jaime Stephenson, Criminal Defence Lawyer\n-\nHow do you enforce Canada's Online Harms Act without stifling free speech? Can you?\nGuest: Andrew Furgiuele, Criminal Defence Lawyer with Furgiuele Law\n-\nThe Academy Awards were once must-see TV but that doesn't appear to be the case anymore. What's changed and how can the awards show return to top-tier status?\nGuest: Elissa Freeman, PR and Pop Culture Expert\n-\nBoth of McMaster's volleyball teams are preparing to play in the provincial championship tomorrow. How is Hamilton emerging as a hotbed for volleyball as Mac's teams dominate the scene?\nGuests: Nathan Janzen, McMaster Women\u2019s volleyball coach\n Brad Douwes, McMaster Men\u2019s volleyball coach