Craig Needles Podcast Episode 135: Friday Round Table with Mariam Hamou, Carol Dyck and Scott Kitching

By Craig Needles

January 13, 2023 - 8:08pm

On this week's Friday Round Table, Craig is joined in the studio by former city councillor Mariam Hamou, Green party candidate Carol Dyck and Blackburn Media news manager Scott Kitching.

They talk about the provincial healthcare system and whether Doug Ford's government is deliberately damaging Ontario's healthcare system, a letter about homelessness written by London MPPs and the trial of the man accused of killing the Afzaal family being held in Windsor.

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