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Bill Kelly has a solid background in media. He has over 40 years of broadcast experience including hosted a daily, nationally broadcast, interactive political talk show for 5 years on CHTV, worked as a host on CHML from 1988-1997 and was a stadium announcer for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats for 13 seasons. Bill also held a council seat in Hamilton for 9 years from 1997-2005, and is a graduate of Mohawk College. He was honored as one of Mohawk College’s Alumni of Distinction.
All of the major political contenders in this election are trying to curry favour with the millennials, the youngest generation of voters, many of them, first time voters. They’ve all fashioned policies on climate change and daycare and student debt and housing affordability to attempt to connect with, and win support from the group that… Continue reading
You can’t help but have a sense of deja vu about how City Council is handling the issue of building a new arena. I know that Councilors cringe every time the issue of the stadium debacle is raised, but the comparisons between the stadium and arena debates are inevitable . The most glaring similarity seems… Continue reading
Today, Hamilton City Council has an opportunity to take a stand against intolerance and hatred. Today they must decline Paul Fromm’s request to appear before Council on the issue of Council’s newly adopted anti-hatred protocol . Fromm describes himself as a white nationalist, which is a rather benign characterization of his views. The National Post… Continue reading
If leaders’ debates are to inform Canadian voters, Bill Kelly asks why the current line up does not include all of the political leaders. Continue reading
How many of their constituents have the same financial safeguards in place? asks Bill Kelly. Continue reading
Bill Kelly says Doug Ford’s low popularity will hit Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives because angry voters don’t distinguish federal from provincial parties. Continue reading
Business doesn’t like uncertainty, and uncertainty hovers over this new deal, says Bill Kelly. Continue reading
The frequency of political attack ads targeting politicians like Andrew Scheer may be irritating, but Bill Kelly says the greater concern should be their content and tone. Continue reading
Bill Kelly says that contrary to what Andrew Scheer has told Canadians, there is still room for racism and intolerance in the Conservative Party. Continue reading