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Good Morning Hamilton with Rick Zamperin
Good Morning Hamilton with Rick Zamperin
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Good Morning Hamilton with host Rick Zamperin is where you learn about the biggest stories of the day and how they impact you.
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What is the origin of Hamilton's area rating plan, and does it still serve a purpose? Hamilton's mayor says there’s no "deep dark secret" involved in the downtown entertainment deal. Rick gives his take on Bob Bratina's entry in Hamilton's mayoral race. Ontario and the federal government have finally agreed to a new daycare deal. Another round of talks aimed at stopping Russia's month-old war and invasion of Ukraine have been held in Turkey. And Will Smith is apologizing, again, for his behaviour during the Oscars.
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Rick gives his opinion on the Oscars slap heard around the world as well as Canada clinching a place in the FIFA men's World Cup. McMaster University has announced it is pausing its COVID-19 vaccination and masking requirements for students and staff on May 1. Ontario reported a blockbuster 2021 for film and TV production. CHML is among a number of Corus radio stations participating in the annual April Foods Day initiative in partnership with Feed Ontario. Is your child, or grandkid, struggling with math? TVO is offering free 1-to-1 math tutoring for students in grades 4-11. And to mark Fraud Prevention Month, the Competition Bureau is sharing an alert warning consumers about the Five-Star fake out.
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GUEST: Michael Sanderson, Chief, Hamilton Paramedic Service, and Treasurer of the Ontario Association of Paramedic Chiefs.
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Has etiquette at work gone out the window after two years of a pandemic? Three medical officers of health in Ontario are calling for a temporary provincewide mask mandate to help curb the transmission of COVID-19. Doors Open Hamilton returns this weekend. The latest Recovery Run for Youth by the founder of Liberty for Youth in Hamilton is nearing its end. And the Hamilton Bulldogs opened their second-round OHL playoff series with a win against the Mississauga Steelheads.
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How have healthcare workplaces been impacted by the pandemic? A fundraiser is being held Thursday night at the Westdale Theatre to raise funds for humanitarian efforts in Ukraine. Ontario Green Party leader Mike Schreiner joins us to talk about the election campaign. Education is not even being mentioned in the provincial election campaign. And the abortion debate has spilled onto this side of the border.
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Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D'Mello joins us to discuss the start of the provincial election campaign. A disability advocate says the PC Party is Ontario's only major political party that hasn't made an election promise to help address the concerns of Ontarians with disabilities. Has the COVID-19 pandemic created cost savings for you? Learn about a new partnership between Habitat for Humanity Hamilton and CityHousing. And it's Star Wars Day... May the 4th be with you!
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In our ongoing Future Of Work series, we hear from a Hamilton physiotherapist who has seen her business greatly impacted by the pandemic. Burlington’s mayor is going to run for re-election. Which provincial election promises thus far are resonating with Ontarians? New research shows only 13% of Canadians are feeling empathetic when it comes to mental health. And the Burlington Performing Arts Centre will host the Essence of Cohen next week.
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With as many as 2,000 Ukrainian refugees expected to arrive in Hamilton, a Ukrainian Welcome and Information Centre has been created in the city. We kick off our Future of Work series examining how the pandemic has changed work. The ''Rolling Thunder Ottawa'' protest has made its way out of the capital. Will the Maple Leafs finally advance past the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs? And a survey of NHL fans shows which are the booziest.
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Hamilton is at the centre of Canada's thriving tech labour force. There is a new brick and mortar location that supports sex workers in the city. Will the Ontario PC's latest budget be enough to win your vote? A man is going to run from Vineland to the CN Tower to raise money to tackle homelessness. And the Hamilton Bulldogs have kicked off the OHL playoffs in style.
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The Ford government is scheduled to take the wraps off its last budget prior to this June's provincial election Thursday and then immediately adjourn the legislature. The Ontario Disability Coalition is calling on the provincial government to revisit its formula for ODSP. Thursday marks the National Day of Mourning, a day to remember those who have lost their lives, suffered injury or illness on the job, or experienced a work-related tragedy. The latest census data shows the number of Canadians aged 85 and older grew by 12% between 2016 and 2021. The fascination over the Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard defamation case continues to grow. And a popular Hamilton bakery has released a new cookbook.
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Hamilton councillors have asked staff to take another look at the city's 12-hour parking rule. Another convoy, this time involving motorcycles, is heading to the capital. Liberty For Youth's Frederick Dryden is participating in another fundraising marathon. A former Jeopardy! contestant reacts to the impressive showing by Canadian Mattea Roach. Toronto Maple Leafs superstar Auston Matthews has hit the 60-goal plateau. And we speak with one of the keepers of the Stanley Cup.
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A study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal says the unvaccinated increase the risk of infection among the vaccinated. Ontario’s mask mandate extension in high-risk settings is being met with a mixed reaction. As more and more COVID-related restrictions on travel are lifted, more families are looking at travelling. New polling from IPSOS delves into what the top issues are in the upcoming Ontario election and who is best suited to lead on them. What will Twitter look like now that Elon Musk owns the social media giant? And the Hamilton Tiger-Cats hope a third time will be the charm in 2022 as the team aims to end the CFL's longest Grey Cup drought.
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A doctor at Hamilton General Hospital shares his experience after contracting COVID-19. The Red Hill Valley Parkway inquiry gets underway. Women's shelters say they run the risk of turning away survivors if the system isn't overhauled. A new study shows the Prime Minister’s residence "falls far short" when compared to Canada's allies. The hockey world continues to mourn the death of Montreal Canadiens legend Guy Lafleur. And the Escarpment Project has held its 10th annual clean up initiative in Hamilton.
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Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation has released its 2022 Housing Outlook and it predicts some changes in Hamilton. Canada’s Inflation rate has jumped to 6.7 per cent, and it’s creating affordability concerns. A GoFundMe has been started to help those impacted by a fire at The Bridge House in Hamilton. The Hamilton Bulldogs opened their first round OHL playoff series with a win over Peterborough. On this Earth Day, how is Canada combating climate change? And small town in Italy is getting ready to banish a brown bear for a third time.
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Local Ukrainian leaders in Hamilton have sent several shipments of medical aid and hygiene products to those in need in Ukraine. We discuss Canada's decision to send heavy artillery to Ukraine. Two professors at the University of Waterloo have been tasked with helping shape and build the Metaverse. A Tiktok video that labelled Nirvana as 'oldies' has gone viral. The Hamilton Bulldogs open the OHL playoffs Thursday night. And the court case involving Marineland is highlighting the lack of animal protection laws in Ontario.
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We speak with a Hamilton woman who has been impacted by the Sunwing Airlines computer glitch. Ontario will allow buyers to see all bids on real estate sales, but only if the seller agrees. Will Hamilton Bulldogs President and GM Steve Staios stay with the team beyond the 2021-22 season? Opposition parties in Ontario are accusing the Ford government of campaigning instead of governing. It appears swearing in the workplace is on the rise. And Canadians are being urged to take part in the Plant Red movement to honour frontline workers, and lives lost during the pandemic.
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We speak with a Canadian living in Shanghai where residents are confined to their homes as China continues to employ a "zero-tolerance" approach to eliminate COVID-19. Hamilton councillor Jason Farr will run for the Ontario Liberal Party in Hamilton East-Stoney Creek. Comedian Rick Mercer joins us to talk about the Just For Laughs Comedy Tour. Most Ontarians say their physical health has been impacted during the pandemic. A new survey shows Canadians feel certain religions are damaging to society. And as Earth Day approaches, what can you do to help invest in the planet?
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As COVID-19 cases rise and more people stay home from work and school some are asking for Ontario's mask mandate to be re-introduced. In light of a rash of collisions involving pedestrians in Hamilton, the City says actions are underway to improve road safety. How will the latest interest rate hike impact your wallet? Proceeds from a limited beer from Shawn & Ed Brewing Co. will be donated to help those in Ukraine. The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have extended, and promoted, their offensive and defensive coordinators. And the Hamilton Bulldogs aim for 50 wins as they close out the regular season.
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With a recent rash of collisions involving pedestrians in Hamilton, how can we keep our roads safe? The NDP is pledging to set a wage floor of $25 for early childhood educators. Another interest rate hike from the Bank of Canada. There are unverified reports that chemical weapons have been used by Russia in Ukraine. Creators on Etsy are shutting down their shops in response to fee hikes. With Canada heading to the World Cup later this year, while the excitement around soccer be felt in the CPL?
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Hamilton's police chief has taken to social media to address a recent rash of pedestrians being hit by vehicles in the city. Federal Conservative leadership contender Jean Charest says Pierre Poillievre should be disqualified from the race for supporting the so-called "Freedom Convoy." How does the Green Party plan to tackle urban sprawl in Ontario? Elections Ontario is encouraging voters to mail in their ballot for the June 2 provincial election? Fresh off the release of their 16th studio album, Blue Rodeo is about to play at Hamilton's FirstOntario Concert Hall. And Will Smith has been banned from attending the Academy Awards for 10 years for slapping Chris Rock.
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