Revisiting the history of Pink Floyd's infamous Ivor Wynne concert, Controversial changes may be coming to Hamilton minor hockey & What's our relationship with religion?
The Pink Floyd concert that was held here in Hamilton is held in infamy with crazy stories from all around the stadium. It would appear that inside the stadium, things were super packed but not as crazy. What's the actual story here?\nGuest: Jon Wells, Reporter & Feature Writer, The Hamilton Spectator\n-\nA quick way to make a stir here in Canada is to talk about hockey, more specifically youth hockey. Some proposed changes to house league hockey here in Hamilton have certainly done just that.\nGuest: Peter Martin, Acting Chair, Hamilton Minor Hockey Council\n-\nWith Easter Sunday approaching, do people celebrate this holiday for its religious significance? Why or why not? And how is religion being seen nowadays? Are people favouring organized religion over individual practice? How does that, if at all, impact our relationships?\nGuests:\nJamie Strickland, Pastor of Discipleship Ministries, West Highland Baptist Church\nGord Heath, Professor of Christian History, Centenary Chair in World Christianity, Director of Canadian Baptist Archives