On this week's Friday Round Table the panel breaks down the latest in the health and homelessness plan, the return to the office plan for some city workers and some really ugly polls for the federal Liberals.

Craig is joined by Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis, Councillor Susan Stevenson and political insider Scott Collyer for thoughts on those issues and more.

Nate Erskine-Smith, one of the candidates for the leadership of the Ontario Liberal leadership, is visiting London.

He sat down in studio with Craig to discuss the city's health and homelessness strategy, environmental issues, the leadership race and more.

A St. Thomas police officer lost rank and pay after being convicted of two counts of discreditable conduct under the Police Services Act. But, his ex-wife, the woman he assaulted, didn't have to testify at the hearing, which could have a major impact on similar cases in the future.

Lawyers Ian and Allison Johnstone explain why the case is important on this edition of the podcast.

The City of London's plan for hubs that will assist people living with homelessness has been revealed. What does the plan look like? Craig talks with London's Deputy City Manager, Social Health and Development Kevin Dickins about the hubs, where they might be and what they'll hopefully accomplish.

As anticipation continues to build about the next steps of the city's Whole of Community Response to health and homelessness, the Friday Round Table discusses what they're looking for.

Craig is joined in studio by political insider Ryan Gauss and former city councillors John Fyfe-Millar and Cheryl Miller to discuss.

Then, they talk briefly about the future of Thames Pool.

Londoners are set to get a look at city staff's plan for the Whole of Community Response to health and homelessness next week. But, when dollar figures are being leaked and feedback has become difficult to provide, some councillors are concerned about communication.

Ward 4 Councillor Susan Stevenson joins Craig on the podcast to share her thoughts.

On this week's Friday Round Table, Craig welcomes advocate Dr. Jeff Preston, former city councillor Cheryl Miller and PhD candidate AJ Wray to the studio to breakdown this week's top stories.

They talk about the homelessness depots and the city's strategy for helping people without a place to live, and the rising costs of giving taxpayer money to corporations to create jobs.

Four new service depots - set up near encampments where people dealing with homelessness are living - have been set up by the City of London.

Craig chats with Chantelle McDonald of London Cares and Kevin Dickins, the Deputy City Manager of Social and Health Development, about the depots and what they're hoping to accomplish.

Then Margie, a woman who lives near the depot in Cavendish Park, shares her thoughts on how she believes the system is failing.

After months of media controversy, interviews and more - Ryan Gauss has been appointed to the London Police Services Board. How did it all happen? Craig breaks down a surprising council meeting, then Gauss joins him to share his thoughts. The runner-up, Stephen D'Amelio, then shares his thoughts with Craig.

Craig is joined by London Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis, former city councillor Cheryl Miller and regular Green Party candidate Carol Dyck join Craig on this week's Friday Round Table.

They discuss the LTC's problems with the AODA, moving the transit commission to be under direct city control, the timing of council meetings and when green bins will finally arrive in London.