Craig Needles Podcast Episode 234: Friday Round Table with Jeff Preston, Carol Dyck and Scott Kitching

By Craig Needles

January 12, 2024 - 5:52pm

On this week's Friday Round Table, Craig is joined in the studio by disability advocate Dr. Jeff Preston, former Green party candidate Carol Dyck and Blackburn Media news manager Scott Kitching.

They discuss raises at city hall during a time of budget pressures, a positive report about homelessness in the London and whether a new series of complaints could move the political needle on the existence of the publicly funded Catholic school boards in Ontario.

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