Craig Needles Podcast Episode 167: Friday Round Table with Susan Stevenson, Cheryl Miller and Matthew Reid

By Craig Needles

May 12, 2023 - 6:18pm

On this week's Friday Round Table, Craig is joined by London city councillor Susan Stevenson, former city councillor Cheryl Miller and lawyer Matthew Reid to talk about the issues of the week.

They discuss the London Transit Commissions hopes to provide service to the city's industrial areas, the city's health and homelessness plan and the Health Unit's push to increase social assistance rates.

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