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Date: Sunday March 10, 2024 Scripture: All of Revelation! Teacher: Dr. John Hilber and Jordan Moss More than perhaps any other, it seems that bad interpretations of the book of Revelation have been the cause of many divisions, and the basis of much false teaching. Why is that? What makes Revelation unique? Why is Revelation so hard to understand? What should we make of “Left Behind” teaching? This message was a conversation between elder Jordan Moss, and Dr. John Hilber from McMaster Divinity College that touched on several helpful topics, and answered many of the key questions people have about Revelation. #Revelation, #prophecy, #Bible, #LeftBehind, #Rapture, #premillennialism, #amillennialism, #postmillennialism, #TheChurch, #Gospel, #HamOnt

Date: Sunday March 17, 2024 Scripture: Revelation 4 Teacher:  Dr. John Hilber Imagine getting a peek inside the throne room of heaven, and to see who's there, and what goes on. That's what happens in Ch.4 of the book of Revelation. For those who've forgotten - or never imagined it - there's a good, sovereign, holy, God on the throne! Let this message - from our friend Dr. John Hilber - bring you comfort and assurance! What was introduced in the Old Testament is fulfilled in the New! God is - and always will be - on the throne! #Heaven, #Revelation, #OldTestament, #TheGospel, #Christ, #TheLamb, #Jesus, #TheChurch, #HamOnt

Date: Sunday March 31, 2024  (Easter Sunday) Scripture: Revelation 6+7 Teacher:  Mike Mileski Judgment images like the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, and others, are often the stuff of prophecies and predictions of woe and terror. Not here. These judgment images belong with Easter! In this message, there is good news both for those with an unhealthy obsession with God's judgment, and those who constantly feel that God can't stand them. It's all about the resurrection! Without Easter, we can't hope to make sense of God's judgment, or, to appreciate His mercy. #wrath, #judgment, #hell, #heaven, #multitude, #worship, #salvation, #TheLamb, #TheGospel, #church, #HamOnt, #Revelation, #Easter, #Resurrection

Date: Sunday March 24, 2024 Scripture: Revelation 5 Teacher:  Mike Mileski On this side of eternity, we wonder “Why?” Why did that person have to die? Why can't I feel at home in my body? Why did I have to say or do that awful thing? Why can't I experience God's pleasure? There are answers to our questions - they're in the scroll, which is held safe and secure by Jesus the Lamb. He rules - not by killing and devouring His enemies - but with love, mercy, and self-sacrifice. He has the answers we lack; can we trust Him with those? #TheGospel, #Jesus, #LambofGod, #church, #theodicy, #HamOnt, #Revelation, #prophecy

Date: February 18, 2024 Scripture: The letters to the churches in Smyrna, Pergamum, and Philadelphia Teacher: Mike Mileski Revelation was written to seven real congregations in Asia. For some of them, the challenges they faced were internal, but for these three congregations, the problems came from OUTSIDE. What external dangers threaten us and our ability to follow the way of Jesus in this culture, and this moment? Are we paying attention? #thegospel, #theChurch, #persecution, #persecutedchurch, #empire, #deconstruction, #HamOnt, #12RulesforLife, #JBP, #theLeft, #postmodernism, #gentrification

Date: November 5, 2023 Scripture: Daniel 4, 5 Teacher: Mike Mileski When we think about the relationship between the Church and the culture, we're sometimes tempted to say too much - like we're a Christian nation - or too little, by burying our heads in the sand. What's our responsibility to the culture, and its kings? What's fair for 'them' to ask of 'us'? In this message we study two kings: Nebuchadnezzar who goes full Beast Mode, and Belshazzar, for whom the writing was on the wall. Daniel blessed them in surprising ways. When our moment comes to speak the truth to a listening world, will we? #Gospel, #theChurch, #HamOnt, #OldTestament, #Daniel, #Trump, #Canada,

Date: October 8, 2023 Scripture: Daniel 1 Teacher: Mike Mileski How do you - as a person of faith - make decisions about whether to partake or abstain? Would it surprise you to know that in Exile, Daniel said "NO" to some things that seem kind of innocent, and "YES" to some things that seem kind of dangerous? This is our first study in the book of Daniel, which will give us tools and resources we need so we can thrive in Exile. In this first message we offer a helpful tool for deciding when to abstain and partake. #Exile, #Church, #Gospel, #Daniel, #Babylon, #Jerusalem, #HamOnt, #BeTheChurch, #Ethics, #Nebuchadnezzar

A CHCH Podcast, 'Newsmakers' checks in with notable residents of Hamilton, Halton & Niagara to tackle the big stories of the day. On today's episode host Louie Butko is joined by Hamilton Mountain MPP Monique Taylor.  Ms. Taylor was first elected as a member of provincial parliament in 2011 and has been re-elected three times since, making her the longest active serving MPP in the city. As a member of the official opposition, she currently serves as theNDP critic for children community and social services as well as the deputy opposition whip. A life long resident of Hamilton, prior to running for office, she spent her career in the hospitality industry and was an assistant to former city councilor Scott Duval.

Date: September 17, 2023 Scripture: Jeremiah 29:4-9 Speaker: Mike Mileski There was a time when the Church's paradigm for mission was Billy Graham: someone who stood at the front of a room, called them all sinners, and invited them to repent. The culture has changed, but the mission hasn't. We may not all be evangelists, but we're all sent. We're all on mission. We're all ambassadors. In this mission we share three tangible, realistic ways that the Church (and our church) can embody its calling to be ambassadors for Jesus. #mission, #evangelism, #billygraham, #witness, #wealth, #story, #work, #ambassadorsforchrist, #church, #TheChurch, #BeTheChurch, #HamOnt, #HamiltonOntario, #GreatCommission

Message Date: August 27, 2023 Scripture: Romans 11:33-36 Speaker: Nathan Tomes Gandalf. Yoda. Dumbledore. Solomon. The magi. When we think of wisdom, we imagine some old mystical sage whose wisdom is the result of decades of watching and learning. God's wisdom is different: There's no knowledge He lacks; He never makes a bad decision or judgment. In this message, we learned that God's wisdom is the reason Job should have kept quiet, rather than accuse God of having failed in His duty, and why we can know that when God says He's turning all things for good, He really means it. #wisdom, #Romans828, #justice, #gospel, #truth, #attributes, #BeholdOurGod, #BenedictionChurch, #HamOnt

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Anthony Urciuoli recaps Forge FC's 2-0 win over Pacific FC and looks ahead to the club's home match against Vancouver FC on Friday.  Anthony is also joined by CanPL.ca reporter Mitchell Tierney.

Message Date: February 26th, 2023 Scripture: John 17:1-26 Speaker: Mike Mileski You may have heard the old adage: "Show me a god, I'll show you a people." The opposite is also true: Show me a people, I'll tell you who (or what) their god is. This is the first in a seven-part study of the Story of Scripture. Our aim is that hearing the one, big, beautiful, true story that God is telling us through Scripture will help us appreciate our place in it. And, perhaps doing so will help us put off some of the untrue stories we've internalized over the years. In this message we're introduced to God as Trinity. His three-and-one-ness seems to be God's defining attribute because it seems to take all the others into it. For that reason we spent some time reflecting on the passages that reveal the Trinity. God as Trinity is why we can't worship our own individualism, or make unfair stereotypes about others. Our neighbours will feel seen, known, and loved because that's who our God has always been. #Trinity, #Theology, #church, #individualism, #collectivism, #privilege, #stereotypes, #Covid19, #HamiltonOntario, #HamOnt

What was life like during the COVID-19 pandemic? A group called Filipinas of HamOnt put the call out to their community to document their experiences through art, writing or video storytelling. Those expressions are being contained in an archive at Hamilton Public Library. TVO's diversity journalist Vicky Mochama tells us how the project helped the women find the Filipinx community in Hamilton.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: Topics Include: Ottawa unveils billions to help Canadians battered by inflation Niagara Falls MPP joins list of those considering leadership of Ontario NDP Eisenberger says he'll make an announcement Monday Bob Bratina runs again for Hamilton mayor And more… GUEST: John Best, Publisher of The Bay Observer - The federal government is poised to amend the Criminal Code provision on the use of a controversial defence known as self-induced extreme intoxication following a Supreme Court of Canada ruling last month. Justice Minister David Lametti put a bill on notice on Wednesday night to amend the law. That means the soonest the government could table the amendment in the House of Commons would be Friday. What exactly does this mean? GUEST: Andrew Furgiuele, Lecturer with the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto - Timothy Caulfield has spent the pandemic battling bunk science and lies. The course of COVID-19 has seen more Canadians spiral into the realm of conspiracy theories and it's kept the misinformation expert busy. So busy, he says, he felt he didn't have time to really delve into one, particular conspiracy theory that was gaining traction: the racist lie that there is a co-ordinated effort to replace white people with immigrants, in what is known as the Great Replacement theory. GUEST: Tim Caulfield, Canada Research Chair in Health Law and Policy and a Professor with the Faculty of Law and School of Public Health at the University of Alberta See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mayor's Town Hall with Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger  Topic include: Road safety, Big changed could be in story for Main Street, council votes to support ban on hate symbols and more.  GUEST: Mayor Fred Eisenberger See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mayor's Town Hall with Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger  Topic include: Red Hill Valley Parkway inquiry, road safety, split vote by council NOT to end the vaccine mandate which could mean 500 staff will be let go, and more.  GUEST: Mayor Fred Eisenberger See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Bill Kelly Show Podcast with Guest Host Shiona Thompson: Topics Include: Pedestrian and traffic safety Hamilton Police and community agencies partner for new intervention team (HPS) are quashing the validity of a viral social media post insinuating a serial killer is targeting women in the city as well as in Halton and Niagara regions. more GUEST: Town Hall with Police Chief Frank Bergen - Weekly Ontario Political Roundup: Ipsos Poll: Provincial election race tightens Doug Ford's pre-election promises Ontario Liberals pledge action on anti-racism Ford fires back at Liberals proposed handgun ban More GUEST: John Best, Founder of the Bay Observer - Buying a clunker has never been more stressful. Why? The pandemic boosted demand for cars. And at the same time, it helped spur a vehicle shortage by setting off a domino effect of supply-chain issues. That supply/demand combination has pushed the market to boom like never before: the average price of a used car has shot up 48% in the last year. This week, The New Reality explores the wild ride of used cars sales – and how long this trend is likely to continue.  GUEST: Mike Drolet, Toronto Correspondent for Global National See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: Prominent Canadian conductor and artistic director Boris Brott has been killed in an alleged hit-and-run in Hamilton, Ont. on Tuesday. Tributes began pouring in after Brott was identified as the victim fatally struck in the initial collision. Brott was 78 and according to the OCM, leaves behind his wife, Ardyth, and three children Ben, Alexandra, and David. GUEST: Lou Molinaro, Instructor at the Harris Institute for Music, Longtime Hamilton Music Promoter - What's the relationship between Concussions and the risk of delayed neurodegenerative disease ie AD, PD and of course CTE. Dr. Carmela Tartaglia joins the Bill Kelly show to discuss that and more. GUEST: Dr. Carmela Tartaglia, Marion and Gerald Soloway Chair in Brain Injury and Concussion Research and Co-director of the Memory Clinic with Toronto Western Hospital - Ontario's move in 2018 to raise the minimum wage reduced the racialized wage gap, particularly for women, amid rising employment, according to a new study from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA). When the $14-per-hour minimum wage was implemented in 2018, business lobbyists made dire predictions that it would lead to massive job losses. That simply didn't happen. In fact, far from being a “job-killer,” wages grew in Ontario while total employment increased by 1.7 per cent in 2018 and by 2.8 per cent in 2019, according to the new report. ALSO: Ontario promises October minimum wage increase to $15.50 GUEST: Sheila Block, Senior Economist with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on Hamilton Today... BLK OWNED was started by sisters Abygail, Alexandria and Ashleigh Montague with the goal of celebrating and promoting black-owned businesses and entrepreneurs in Hamilton, Ontario. In February, 2022, they are launching Trailblazers, a black youth entrepreneurship hub training program, as well as showcasing Community Champions who have been in business for over 20 years, and offering Black History Month Boxes featuring products from local businesses. Guests: Abygail Montague and Ashleigh Montague https://blkowned.ca/   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was a matter of time before someone would put forth a court challenge against Quebec's controversial decision to tax adult residents who aren't vaccinated and don't have an exemption to be vaccinated and now we know who will be challenging Quebec. Guest: John Carpay, President, Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms - Tiger-Cats and Dane Evans fans rejoice! Scott chats with Dane about choosing the Ticats over free agency, returning to the Ticats for another 2 years, having glorious hair and more. Guest: Dane Evans, Quarterback, Hamilton Tiger-Cats - Prince Andrew is being stripped of all titles and patronages. It's a very messy situation that's coming out of Buckingham Palace and Scott's enlisted the help of Nathan Tidridge to help make sense of it all. Guest: Nathan Tidridge, History & Civics Teacher, Waterdown District High School; Multiple Award-winning Author; Board of Directors Member, Ontario Heritage Trust See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Bill Kelly Show w/ Guest Host Shiona Thompson: U.S. health officials on Monday cut isolation restrictions for Americans who catch the coronavirus from 10 to five days, and similarly shortened the time that close contacts need to quarantine. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials said the guidance is in keeping with growing evidence that people with the coronavirus are most infectious in the two days before and three days after symptoms develop. The decision also was driven by a recent surge in COVID-19 cases, propelled by the omicron variant. ALSO: Omicron infection may enhance immunity against Delta variant, study suggests GUEST: Dr. Rodney Rohde, Professor and Chair of the Clinical Laboratory Science Program at the College of Health Professions with Texas State University - Ontario health officials are looking at new guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on shortened COVID-19 isolation and quarantine periods. Ontario chief medical officer of health Dr. Kieran Moore was set to hold a press briefing Tuesday afternoon to provide an update on contact tracing and COVID-19 testing in the province, but his update was postponed. Moore will now provide an update sometime later this week. GUEST: Thomas Tenkate, Professor at the School of Occupational & Public Health with Ryerson University - Colin chats with Shiona about his life as a Canadian musician during the COVID era and what's next for him in 2022 GUEST: Colin James, Canadian Musician See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: Zach Collaros' 13-yard TD strike to Darvin Adams in overtime earned the Winnipeg Blue Bombers a thrilling 33-25 Grey Cup win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on a windy Sunday night. Bill Kelly and Justin Dunk recap the game and analysis the results. GUEST: Justin Dunk, Founder of 3 Down Nation, and Sports Anchor for CHCH News - Ontario will offer all adults who are six months past their second dose a booster shot of COVID-19 vaccine starting Jan. 4, the province said Friday as it scrapped plans to lift its vaccine certificate and announced a crackdown on fake medical exemptions. The moves, announced by Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott and Chief Medical Officer of Health Kieran Moore, come as infections in the province rose rapidly amid projections that a new more contagious variant could see cases skyrocket in just weeks. Should boosters be offered sooner? ALSO: Ontario needs new pandemic response strategy as Omicron COVID-19 variant makes inroads: experts  GUEST: Thomas Tenkate, Professor at the School of Occupational & Public Health with Ryerson University - A recent poll finds that a majority of Ontarians feel that the provincial government's response to the COVID-19 pandemic has significantly faltered. A survey conducted by the Angus Reid Institute, a non-partisan public opinion research organization, concludes that Canadians appear to be increasingly disappointed in their provincial leaders in wake of variants of concern rapidly impacting the severity of a third wave. While at least half of respondents in Manitoba and Saskatchewan said they're concerned with their premiers response, 65 per cent of Ontarians and 75 per cent of those polled in Alberta said their leader or their provincial government is poorly handling the pandemic. Also: New poll shows majority of Canadians are ready to live with COVID-19 GUEST: John Wright, Executive Vice President of Maru Public Opinion See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Hamilton Today Small Business Spotlight on… Sammy's Donair has been bringing a taste of Halifax – and Turkey – to Burlington for 40 years! To Canadians, donairs remind of us Halifax but its roots can be traced to Turkey. Since today is the 5th National Donair Day, who better for us to talk to than Noble Harb, who started Sammy's decades ago?! Guest: Noble Harb, founder of Sammy's Donair, 453 Guelph Line, Burlington in Burlington, Ontario Host - Scott Thompson Content/Technical/Podcast Producer - William P. Erskine Podcast Co-Producer - Ben Straughan News Anchors - Diana Weeks and Ted Michaels Want to keep up with what happened in Hamilton Today? Subscribe to the podcast! https://omny.fm/shows/scott-thompson-show See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Importance of sponsoring the CHML Christmas Tree of Hope ALSO: Leggat will be celebrating their 100th anniversary in 2022. Text DONATE 30333 to make a $5 or $25 donation GUEST:  Luke Brown, CEO of Leggat See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Hamilton Today Podcast Scott Thompson and Reverend Jim Carriere are live, on location in Gore Park, for the lighting of the Christmas Tree of Hope, and talking the various charities that benefit form the Children's Fund! Learn more here: https://globalnews.ca/news/8422587/chml-christmas-tree-of-hope-blitz-weekend-underway/ Guests: Karen Candy, MA, Executive Director, Catholic Family Services of Hamilton Raven Van Bommel, Founder & Executive Director of Essential Aid Hollie Pocsai, Grant Writer/Imagination Library Facilitator, Eva Rothwell Centre Garrett Lajoie, Marketing Coordinator and Instructor, Hamilton Music Collective Renee Kowalchyk, manager of residential services, Interval House Tina Blatchford, Executive Director, Children's Aid of Halton Karen Craig, Program Director and a Registered Social Worker, Living Rock Sue Smith, Director of Food Services, Mission Services Cathy Wellwood, Chief Development Officer, The Good Shepherd Olivia Mackay, President of the Children's Fund James VanderBerg, Executive Director, Welcome Inn Community Centre Glenn van Gulik Divisional, Secretary for Public Relations, The Salvation Army Ontario Division Jeff Storey, Regional Program Director of News Talk Radio with Corus Reverend Jim Carriere   Host - Scott Thompson Content/Technical/Podcast Producer - William P. Erskine Want to keep up with what happened in Hamilton Today? Subscribe to the podcast! https://omny.fm/shows/scott-thompson-show See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mayor's Town Hall with Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger  Topic include: Urban Boundary, Encampments, Calls and more.  GUEST: Mayor Fred Eisenberger See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: There have been some changes in Canada's public health guidance with both masks (nationally) and plexiglass (in Ontario courts). Do we need better guidance? & Why hasn't Canada rid itself of unscientific measures? GUEST: Justin Ling, Freelance Investigative Journalist who has written for both the Globe and Mail and Maclean's - Weekly roundup on politics! O'Toole's 1 million dollar studio Hybrid Parliament Environment Commissioner's report & more GUEST: Richard Brennan, Former Journalist with The Toronto Star covering both Queen's Park and Parliament Hill - It's official: the Canadian men's national soccer team will face the United States at Tim Hortons Field in Hamilton on Jan. 30, 2022. The match comes in the middle of a three-match FIFA window for the men's national team which will face Honduras on Jan. 27, and then travel to El Salvador on Feb. 2. The match will be the first time Canada Soccer's Men's National Team have played an International ‘A' match in Hamilton. Ticket details for the Hamilton game will be announced in the coming weeks for the pivotal FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Qualifiers match. GUEST: Nick Bontis, President of Canada Soccer See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new coronavirus variant has been detected in South Africa that scientists say is a concern because of its high number of mutations and rapid spread among young people in Gauteng, the country's most populous province, Health Minister Joe Phaahla announced Thursday. The coronavirus evolves as it spreads and many new variants, including those with worrying mutations, often just die out. Scientists monitor for possible changes that could be more transmissible or deadly, but sorting out whether new variants will have a public health impact can take time. The World Health Organization's technical working group is to meet Friday to assess the new variant and may decide whether or not to give it a name from the Greek alphabet. GUEST: Dr. Matthew Miller, Canada Research Chair in Viral Pandemics and an Associate Professor with the Michael G. DeGroote Institute for Infectious Disease Research with the McMaster Immunology Research Centre See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike, Max, and Shane talk about Arkells headlining the Grey Cup Halftime Show and how the announcement promo came together in record time. They also discuss “Red (Taylor's Version)” and Taylor Swift's commitment to re-recording her entire back catalog. Lastly, the guys ponder which decade they believe they'd personally be most successful in.  Produced in association with Much Studios.

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: Hamilton politicians have voted to hold firm to the city's urban boundary, and will try to accommodate future population growth through a combination of infill and intensification. Meeting as the general issues committee, councillors voted 13-3 on Friday to reject an expansion of Hamilton's urban boundary by 1,310 hectares. Will this decision rob buyers of housing choices in the future? Do we think the province will get involved with this debate? GUEST: Michael Collins-Williams, Chief Executive Officer of the West End Home Builders' Association - Ontario high schools will shift back to regular semesters no later than February, returning secondary students to a normal schedule for the first time since the onset of the pandemic. School boards will be able to make the change sooner if they have their local public health unit's support, Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced Thursday. Numerous school boards have requested the move away from “modified semesters,” which saw students take four courses each term, alternating which two classes they had each week. GUEST: Karen Littlewood, President of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation - As parliament prepares to spring back into action on Monday, Canadians have one thing at the top of their mind: the rising cost of living. That's the latest from a new Ipsos poll, which found concerns about rising price tags on essentials like groceries and gas are now outranking issues like the COVID-19 pandemic, health care and housing as Canadians' top concern. GUEST: Sean Simpson, VP of IPSOS Public Affairs - A jury on Friday found Kyle Rittenhouse not guilty on charges related to his shooting dead two people at an anti-racism protest and injuring a third in Kenosha, Wisconsin, last year, after a tumultuous trial that gripped America. Rittenhouse killed Joseph Rosenbaum, 36, and Anthony Huber, 26, and wounded Gaige Grosskreutz, 27, when he shot them with an assault rifle as he roamed the streets of Kenosha with other armed men acting as a self-described militia during protests in August 2020, after a white police officer shot a Black man, Jacob Blake, in the back. Full article HERE. GUEST: Andrew Furgiuele, Lecturer with the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Roy Green Show Podcast 27 year old Holly Ellsworth-Clark of Calgary has been missing in Hamilton since last weekend. Holly was a Gold Medal Champion wrestler at the University of Calgary and a singer-songwriter in Hamilton. Hamilton police are heavily engaged in the search for Holly and family and friends from Calgary are in Hamilton. Guest: Dave Clark, Holly's father Facebook:  Holly Clark search group. email: bringhollyhome2020@gmail.com  - Alberta Premier Jason Kenney joined Roy Green in the newest podcast for a conversation on a wide array of topics. Guest: Jason Kenney, Premier of Alberta - Peter MacKay today officially announces he is a candidate for the CPC leadership. Guest: David Akin, Global News. Chief Political Correspondent - The Wuhan Coronovirus. What we know, what is being monitored and what we can all do. Guest: Dr. Isaac Bogoch. Internal medicine and infectious diseases. Toronto General Hospital. Associate Professor. Department of Medicine. University of Toronto. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

27 year old Holly Ellsworth-Clark of Calgary has been missing in Hamilton since last weekend. Holly was a Gold Medal Champion wrestler at the University of Calgary and a singer-songwriter in Hamilton. Hamilton police are heavily engaged in the search for Holly and family and friends from Calgary are in Hamilton. Guest: Dave Clark, Holly's father Facebook:  Holly Clark search group. email: bringhollyhome2020@gmail.com  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Global News series shows that more than 77,000 water tests across the country shows that in some cases, officials knew residents were getting dangerous levels of lead in their tap water, but failed to notify them.  Guest: Mike de Souza, Global News.Reporter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A massive windstorm with wind gusts exceeding 100kmh hits southern Ontario today, along with blizzard conditions and whiteouts. What is happening exactly, and what can we expect from it? Roy talks with Global News reporter Kamil Karamali to find out more. Guest:  Global News reporter Kamil Karamali  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Super Bowl 53 starts in Atlanta this evening as the New England Patriots face the Los Angeles Rams. Football fans are still debating the brutal missed call in the Saints/Rams Conference final which cost the New Orleans Saints an appearance in today's game and qualified the Rams instead. The NFL even faced a lawsuit from Saints fans. Ron Foxcroft, inventor of the Fox 40 whistle, is in attendance. Every official at today's Super Bowl has a Fox 40 whistle on hand. Ron, who just received the Order of Canada this week, gives us a sense of the mood at today's Super Bowl. Guest: Ron Foxcroft, Founder and Chairman of Fox 40 Industries, inventor of the Fox 40 whistle, recipient of the Order of Canada, the only Canadian to referee NCAA Division 1 basketball See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Roy Green Show - Canada's vulnerable homeless population is at risk during the bitterly cold winter months and quite often, their voices go unheard in the national conversation. This winter a Cambridge, Ontario resident is travelling across Ontario and living outdoors in 13 different cities across the province. It's called the “90 Days & Nights in the Cold” campaign and its aim is to open people's eyes to the plight of the homeless. Our guest Paul Tavares, spearheaded the “90 Days & Nights in the Cold” campaign, has been homeless twice in his life and gave up a secure union job to take on this campaign. How easy is it for the average Canadian to become homeless? According to IPSOS polling, 46% of Canadians are just $200 away from being bankrupt. Darrell Bricker, President and CEO IPSOS, elaborates on these numbers and what it all means. ‘Helping Hamilton Homeless' is a small group of community activists personally engaged to provide relief, warm clothing, food and support for the homeless in Hamilton. There are caring groups like this that exist in communities across Canada. Roy talks with the group's founder, Sharon Williamson, and her fellow board member Natasha Willis Guests: Paul Tavares, spearheaded the “90 Days & Nights in the Cold” campaign Darrell Bricker, President and CEO of IPSOS Sharon Williamson, President and founder of ‘Helping Hamilton Homeless' Natasha Willis, Board Member with 'Helping Hamilton Homeless' - For more podcasts and bonus segments, subscribe to the Roy Green Show. You can find the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts or Google Play, Stitcher, or wherever you get your favourite shows. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan McTeague of Gasbuddy .com chief petroleum analyst calls out both federal Minister of the Environment and the Prime Minister as "disingenuous" on Twitter.  This was in reply to a McKenna tweeted claim to residents of Ontario, Manitoba, New Brunswick and Saskatchewan. Trudeau retweeted McKenna's claim. But first, inspired by something Roy witnessed just before the interview, he and Dan and Roy discuss homelessness in Canada and what can be done to help change things. Hear more in the Roy Green Show Podcast, which you can subscribe to on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify and anywhere else you find your favourite shows. Guest:  Dan McTeague. Chief petroleum analyst at gasbuddy.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike LoSchiavo, an elementary school teacher in Hamilton, discusses this year's Remembrance Day events at Ancaster Meadows and how he teaches young children about Canada's war history. Subscribe to The Roy Green Show podcast on Google Podcasts, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher or anywhere else you find your favourite shows. Guest: Mike LoSchiavo, elementary school teacher at Ancaster Meadows See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.