Craig Needles Podcast Episode 164: Friday Round Table with Carol Dyck, John Fyfe-Millar and AJ Wray

By Craig Needles

April 28, 2023 - 1:56pm

On the Friday Round Table, Craig is joined in the studio by former Green Party candidate Carol Dyck, former London city councillor John Fyfe-Millar and PhD candidate AJ Wray.

The group discusses social assistance in Ontario and when the provincial government could finally make a significant move with it, calls to divert funding away from Safe Space that were shutdown at London City Hall and proposed changes to requirements for becoming a police officer.

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