980 CFPL executive producer Devon Peacock, former city councillor Cheryl Miller, and ward 2 councillor Shawn Lewis join Craig to discuss the news of the week.

Does London need a new City Hall? With ward 6 councillor Phil Squire

Canada is looking at banning vaping ads in public spaces with Middlesex-London Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Chris Mackie

Will impeachment hurt Donald Trump in 2020? With Don Abelson, Director of the Brian Mulroney Institute of Government, and the inaugural ECN Capital Chair in Canada-U.S. Relations at St. Francis Xavier University

Another record-breaking year at the Corus Radio Toy Drive with Salvation Army spokesperson for the London area Shannon Wise.

Looking back at a year of Canadian politics with writer of Loonie Politics Jonathan Scott.

Top Tories are probing over $900K in Scheer office expenses with Global News national online journalist Amanda Connolly

Should London be worried about it's transit plan after Hamilton's LRT project was cancelled? With local transit advocate and candidate for the leadership of the Ontario Liberals Kate Graham

The House is set to vote on Trump's impeachment with Global's Washington Correspondent Reggie Cecchini. 

Londoners are looking at a potential tax hike of 3.2-4.5 per cent with ward 7 councillor and London's budget chair Josh Morgan

Parents of children with autism burst into tears Tuesday as the Ontario government announced another delay in getting those kids the services they need.

Children, Community and Social Services Minister Todd Smith announced that a needs-based program will be phased in over two years, instead of being up and running in April as previously promised.

Kerry Monaghan and Kristen Ellison are both mothers of a child with autism. Ellison was at Queen's Park during the announcement. They join Craig to discuss.

Political insider Nathan Caranci, ward 7 councillor Josh Morgan, and Thames Centre deputy mayor Kelly Elliot join Craig to discuss the news of the week.

Is Ontario too reliant on walk-in clinics? with executive director of the Ontario Health Coalition Natalia Mehra

London looks at opening a 'stabilization space' in the south end with executive director of the Unity Project Chuck Lazenby

Taking a look at ODSP from someone trying to live on it with local disability advocate Gerry Lahay

Every Tuesday, business and marketing expert Allison Graham joins Craig to discuss headline business stories. Today they chat about Cineworld buying Cineplex, Hallmark reversing it's decision to pull a lesbian marriage ad, and getting rid of the nickel.

Helping those in need should be top of mind for more than just the holidays with Jacqueline Thompson, director of Life Spin

Canada's secret visa program for war criminals, terrorists, and security threats with Global News investigative writer and researcher Brian Hill.

Political insider Rob Spencer, broadcaster Bob Smith, and 980 CFPL executive producer Devon Peacock join Craig to discuss the news of the week.