Craig Needles Podcast Episode 205: Friday Round Table with Steve Cordes, AJ Wray and Cheryl Miller

By Craig Needles

September 22, 2023 - 2:52pm

On this week's episode of the round table, Craig welcomes Y.O.U. CEO Steve Cordes, doctoral candidate AJ Wray and former London City Councillor Cheryl Miller to the studio to talk about the issues of the week.

The discuss the surprise resignation of Ontario Labour Minister Monte McNaughton, Doug Ford backtracking on the Greenbelt, homeless hubs and the NIMBYism surrounding them and the big anti-LGBTQ+ protest at the Thames Valley District School Board's offices.

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