Ontario has jacked up the minimum wage to $16.55 per hour, a hefty hike when you consider that it was $15.00 per hour many years ago. And while our city’s workforce welcomes the latest payraise, local business owners are having nightmares over the worries of increased costs. CFIB President Dan Kelly joins Kristy Cameron in Hour 3. Meantime, the school bus driver shortage carries on, as OSTA GM Vicky Kyriaco takes a leave of absence.

<p>Ontario has jacked up the minimum wage to $16.55 per hour, a hefty hike when you consider that it was $15.00 per hour many years ago. And while our city’s workforce welcomes the latest payraise, local business owners are having nightmares over the worries of increased costs. CFIB President Dan Kelly joins Kristy Cameron in Hour 3. Meantime, the school bus driver shortage carries on, as OSTA GM Vicky Kyriaco takes a leave of absence.</p>