Craig Needles Podcast Episode 22: Matt Farrell and Cheryl Miller

By Craig Needles

January 18, 2022 - 8:34pm

As the 2022 provincial election approaching, polling looks bad for Premier Doug Ford and the Progressive Conservatives, the Omicron variant continues to be a concern, and several high profile MPPs are leaving the caucus. What does all of this mean for the Premier's re-election chances?

Craig breaks that down with Fanshawe College politics professor Matt Farrell, then his old friend (as well as former London City Councillor and PC candidate) Cheryl Miller gives her thoughts on the provincial political picture.

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