Craig Needles Podcast Episode 249: Friday Round Table with Jennifer Dunn, Jessie Rodger and Ryan Gauss

By Craig Needles

March 8, 2024 - 1:30pm

On this week's Friday Round Table, Craig is joined by London Abused Women's Centre Executive Director Jennifer Dunn, ANOVA Executive Director Jessie Rodger and political insider Ryan Gauss.

They talk about whether encampments are part of the "fabric" of London - as a city staffer said this week.

Also, increased CCTV in the downtown core and whether a lopsided by-election loss in Durham is a sign of bad things to some for the Trudeau Liberals.

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