The HSR strike and it's larger implications, What are the lasting impacts of the Grey Cup and sports tourism, Freelance photographer throws CNN in hot water, Winterizing your home for free & Hollywood's actors' strike is over
Bus strike negotiations aren\u2019t just about HSR, but 11 other unions, tax dollars and spiking city costs.\nGuest: Vito Sgro is a Former Mayoral candidate in 2018, and Liberal Candidate for Flamborough-Glanbrook in the 2021 election\n-\nWhat will be the lasting impacts of iconic sports tourism events like the Grey Cup in Hamilton 2 of 3 years?\nGuest: Neil Lumsden MPP for Hamilton East-Stoney Creek and Minister of Sports\n-\nHow should the topic of freelance photographers be approached in the wake of CNN cutting ties with a Gaza-based photographer?\nGuest: Jeffrey Dvorkin, Senior Fellow at Massey College, Former Director of Journalism at the University of Toronto-Scarborough and author of \u201cTrusting the News in a Digital Age\u201d \n-\nPreparing your house for a Canadian winter can be extremely expensive but that doesn't mean it has to be.\nGuest: Corrie Morton, Energy Conservation Supervisor at Enbridge Gas\n-\nThe actors' strike is over in Hollywood. Does this mean your favourite shows will be back on the air next week?\nGuest: Bill Brioux, television critic and author