Craig Needles Podcast Episode 240: Friday Round Table with Cheryl Miller, Steve Cordes and Jared Zaifman

By Craig Needles

February 2, 2024 - 6:38pm

On this week's Friday Round Table, Craig is joined by former city councillor Cheryl Miller, Y.O.U. Executive Director Steve Cordes and London Home Builder's Association C.E.O. Jared Zaifman.

They discuss the $672-million police budget ask and the London Police Association statement blasting "defund the police zealots", as well as Mayor Josh Morgan's proposed 8.8% tax increase next year and the latest on the Hockey Canada sexual assault case.

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