Craig Needles Podcast Episode 100: Friday Round Table with Nathan Smith, Roger Caranci and Cheryl Miller

By Craig Needles

August 26, 2022 - 2:13pm

On the 100th episode of the Craig Needles Podcast, Craig welcomes political insider Nathan Smith, along with former city councillors Roger Caranci and Cheryl Miller.

They discuss the upcoming municipal election and whether campaigns will truly get going in September. Then, the decision at Western to require a third dose of the COVID vaccine to attend classes and Nazem Kadri's Stanley Cup party in London.

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