Andrea Horwath, leader of the NDP party, joins Craig to discuss the crisis in long-term care homes across the province of Ontario.

Chris Campbell, founder of Music Tourism, goes over the economic impacts cancelling some of London's most prominent summer festivals. 

Caryn Lieberman, journalist for Global News Toronto, has been following the case of Marco Muzzo very carefully. Yesterday it was announced he was getting parole. Lieberman reacts to the announcement on the Craig Needles Show.

President and Vice Chancellor of Western University, Dr. Alan Shepard, joins Craig Needles to discuss the research that has continued to go on at the university aid the COVID-19 pandemic and what the post-secondary institution's plan is for its students and the future

Business and marketing expert Allison Graham join Craig Needles to discuss business lessons from the COVID-19 headlines. Today they chat about how to stay on task when you're not in the same room as your colleagues.

Steven Del Duca, leader of the Ontario Liberal Party, joins Craig to discuss his perspective on how the Conservatives have handled the pandemic so far.

Did Doug Ford's framework to reopen the economy leaving you with unanswered questions? It did for Amir Attaran, professor at the University of Ottawa.

And Caryn Lieberman, journalist for Global News Toronto, explains what it was like to spend a day in one of Toronto's busiest ICU's during the coronavirus pandemic.

Is it time to talk about reopening the economy? Dr. David Fisman, professor in epidemiology, joins Craig to talk about what Premiere Doug Ford could lay out for the province Monday afternoon.

Rock the Park has been postponed until 2021. Brad Jones, president of Jones Entertainment Group discusses the postponement and what's in store for next year's event.

And Middlesex County says computers abandoned by the Health Unit contain personal information. Kelly Elliott, Deputy Mayor Thames Centre, explains.

Dr. Chris Mackie, Medical Officer of Health for the Middlesex London Health Unit, joins Craig to respond to a letter sent from Middlesex County Council to the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario claiming there was personal information left on computer equipment that was left at their former location, 50 King Street, when MLHU moved to Citi Plaza.

The municipality of London reached out to the federal government for assistance. Ed Holder, Mayor for the city of London,discusses what assistance they are hoping to receive. 

Jessie Rodger, Executive Director of Anova, talks about the intimate partner violence being at the forefront of the Nova Scotia shooting. 

It's a stressful time for many during the pandemic, leading to some stressful dreams. Meghan Collie, National Online journalist for Global News, explains how you can get a handle on those weird dreams.

US President Donald Trump made remarks suggesting internal use of disinfectants could knock coronavirus out in a minute. Craig reacts to the President's remarks.

Sarah Ritchie, Sr. Digital Broadcast Journalist for Global News, joins Craig for an update on the latest officials have from the Nova Scotia shooting.

Will Canada see new gun control laws? Details on that with David Akin, Global News Ottawa Correspondent. 

And, political writer Jonathan Scott joins Craig to analyze Andrew Scheer's political performance during the pandemic.

Ontario’s chief coroner says they have had to implement major changes as to how his office, funeral homes and hospitals handle the deceased throughout the coronavirus pandemic.

The changes came into effect last week and include all deaths in Ontario, not just those who have passed away due to COVID-19.

One of those changes is that families of loved ones who have passed away will only have an hour to decide which funeral home to use if the death occurred at a hospital, or three hours if it happened in a long-term care or retirement home.

Funeral director of Logan's and Evan's Funeral Homes, Dave Pizzey, joins Craig to discuss.