Craig Needles Podcast Episode 131: Friday Round Table with Kelly Elliott, Jared Zaifman and Carol Dyck

By Craig Needles

December 16, 2022 - 7:15pm

On the last Friday Round Table of 2022, Craig talks about the issues of the week with former Thames Centre Deputy Mayor Kelly Elliott, London Home Builders Association CEO Jared Zaifman and Green Party candidate Carol Dyck.

They look at a new survey showing Londoners are becoming more concerned about poverty, whether Pierre Poilievre's popularity may take a hit after a by-election loss and some polling showing Ontarians are losing trust in the Ford government.

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