Improving transparency at City Council's in-camera meetings, Fall Economic Statement delivered by the feds, Could Shohei Ohtani join the Blue Jays? & How could an electric car's battery cost $50,000 to replace?
b"How would more transparency in Hamilton City Council's in-camera meetings impact the way they're conducted?\\nGuest: John Best, Publisher of The Bay Observer\\n-\\nWith the Fall Economic Statement being released today by the federal government, do we have a bright future ahead of us or are we staring down a very bumpy road?\\nGuest: Dr. Lori Turnbull, Professor & Chair of Public & International Affairs with Dalhousie University\\n-\\nAccidentally changing your phone to a foreign language with a different alphabet, the best baseball player potentially coming to the Blue Jays and outrageously expensive tickets to sports games are all on the docket for today's discussion with Bubba O'Neil!\\nGuest: Bubba O'Neil, Sports Anchor with CHCH and Analyst with the Ticats Audio Network\\n-\\nElectric cars are back in the news following a man from Stoney Creek being told that a replacement battery for his electric car would run about $50,000. Is this an anomaly that's going to change as we see the technology improve? Is it worth passing on this version of electric cars in favour of another style akin to the Betamax vs VHS decision that had to be made once upon a time?\\nGuest: David Adams, President & CEO of the Global Automakers of Canada"