Convoy Matters & the Fallout, Latest from the Hockey Canada Scandal & Young Canadians delay homebuying due to the current economy!

Bill Kelly Show

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast:

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be called to testify at hearings into the government’s decision to invoke the Emergencies Act to end anti-mandate protests earlier this year.

The Public Order Emergency Commission, led by former Ontario Superior Court justice Paul Rouleau, is scheduled to begin hearings next week, with the mandate to assess the government’s use of the Act for the first time since it became law in 1988.

When it comes to convoy matters, what was done right and what can we learn from in the future?

GUEST: Michael Kempa, Associate Professor of Criminology at the University of Ottawa

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Topics Include:

· Hockey Quebec cuts ties with Hockey Canada

· Hockey Canada sought to change public narrative on sexual assault

· Hockey Canada board members defend leaders

· And more…

GUEST: MacIntosh Ross, Assistant Professor of Kinesiology at Western University

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With high inflation and rising interest rates, a new survey has found nearly one in five Canadians say they're putting off buying a home.

The online survey, conducted by Royal LePage and Leger, included 1,565 Canadians. Of those who were surveyed, 19 per cent said the cost-of-living pressures and higher interest rates led them to either postpone or prioritize purchasing a home since the start of 2022.

GUEST: Mike Heddle, Hamilton based Broker with Royal LePage State Realty