Craig Needles Podcast Episode 58: The Friday Round Table and Mike Schreiner

By Craig Needles

May 6, 2022 - 7:56pm

Former City Councillor Hollywood Cheryl Miller, Blackburn Media News Manger Scott Kitching and CUPE Local 101 President Steve Holland join Craig to discuss their thoughts on the provincial election kick off, and London councillors not voting to reprimand Michael van Holst.

Then, Green Party of Ontario leader Mike Schreiner talks about his stop in London and housing in the province.

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