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NDP leader Jagmeet Singh visited Hamilton on Wednesday to talk about the new dental care program for low-income Canadians that will expand eligibility to uninsured Canadians under 18, senior citizens and people with disabilities with an annual family income of less than $90,000 a year.

Live at noon on Friday, CBC Hamilton's Conrad Collaco talks with Junos president Allan Reid on the eve of the 50th edition of the national celebration of Canadian music. They'll talk about planning the Junos under COVID restrictions, favourite Juno moments and more.

Live at noon on Tuesday Hamilton Live talks with Rebecca Towers tenant Rhea Kumar and advocate Emily Power about life in the middle of what was one of Hamilton's biggest COVID-19 outbreaks. Send us your comments and questions.

How does COVID-19 affect children? A pediatric emergency specialist takes your questions Live at noon on Tuesday Hamilton Live talks with Dr. Christopher Sulowski Interim Chief of the Pediatric Emergency Department at McMaster Children’s Hospital about how COVID-19 is affecting children, why its still safe to go to emergency and more. Send us your comments and questions. Social Sharing CBC News · How does COVID-19 affect children? A pediatric emergency specialist takes your questions CBC N...

How COVID-19 enforcement could target Ontarios most vulnerable: Live at noon on Thursday Toronto lawyer Knia Singh, Michael Blashko from the Hamilton Community Legal Clinic and former Canadian Human Rights Commissioner Sandi Bell join us live at noon on Thursday to talk about how COVID-19 enforcement could target Ontarios most vulnerable. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 21, 2021 3:51 PM ET | Last Updated: April 21 Ontario Provincial Police check travellers entering Ontario from Quebec...

Hamilton high school teacher Joe Cappadocia and Annie Kidder, Executive Director of People for Education join us live on Thursday to talk about what this last year has been like for educators and what school might look like in the fall. Parents, teachers and students, what has this year been like for you?

Patients are exhausted and exasperated, medical experts say after a year under COVID-19 Dr. Samantha Hill, president of the Ontario Medical Association, and Dr. Amit Arya, a palliative care physician at McMaster University and the University of Toronto, describe what they see as the most urgent actions the province needs to take to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Social Sharing Were all in the same storm, but not all in the same boat, Dr. Amit Arya says CBC News · Posted: Apr 12, 2021 2:02 P...

Palliative care doctor says Ontarios vaccine rollout in long term care has been atrocious Ontario Premier Doug Ford says there have been "a few bumps in the road" when it comes to our COVID vaccine rollout. Dr. Amit Arya, a palliative care physician specializing in long term care, breaks down what those bumps are and how we get more people vaccinated, faster. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Jan 20, 2021 1:39 PM ET | Last Updated: January 20 Doctor says Ontarios vaccine rollout for seniors ...