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Craig Needles Podcast Episode 281: Friday Round Table with Kelly Elliott, A.J Wray and Jeremy McCall

On this week's Friday Round Table, Craig welcomes former Thames Centre Deputy Mayor Kelly Elliott, PhD candidate A.J. Wray and former council candidate Jeremy McCall to the studio to talk about the week's top issues.

They dive into the efforts of some London city councillors to save some money on your tax bill - with some controversial ideas to some. Also, a massive deficit at London Health Sciences Centre and the Conservative Party of Canada' safe supply attacks are now targeting a London doctor.

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UPDATE: CK Council approves new contractor for tiny cabins project

The transitional cabins proposal for the homeless in Chatham-Kent is going to cost more because the original contractor can no longer take on the project.

Ice hockey refree. Photo courtesy of © Can Stock Photo Inc. / Modestil

Scoreboard, Oct 22

William Nylander had two goals and an assist in the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-2 victory over the visiting Tampa Bay Lightning Monday night.

CK council approves moving forward on community hub project

A separate motion to hold a referendum on whether the project should move forward was not discussed due to council’s 11 p.m. curfew.