Is Hamilton's LRT "shovel ready"? How corrupt is Canada compared to the world? & How will TV coverage of the upcoming Olympics differ from the past?
Is Hamilton's LRT "shovel ready"? It turns out that the answer is a little more dependent on what your definition of "shovel ready" happens to be.\n\nGuest: Keanin Loomis, President & CEO, Hamilton Chamber of Commerce & Hamilton Mayoral Candidate\n\n-\n\nTransparency International's Corruptions Perception Index (CPI) has ranked Canada as 13th in the world where it's tied with Austria, Ireland, Estonia & Iceland (Ranked 1 means least corrupt). What has Canada done to earn it this spot on the list and are we trending towards a better rating or a worse one?\n\nGuest: James Cohen, Executive Director, Transparency International Canada\n\n-\n\nWe're not too far out from the Olympics however you may have noticed that there hasn't be a huge push to promote the event on TV. How should the TV industry go about their coverage of the Olympics? How will these Games' coverage differ from Olympics past?\n\nGuest: Bill Brioux, TV blogger, brioux.tv