Remembering the École Polytechnique massacre 30 years later with ANOVA executive director Jessie Rodger

Should Ontario ban flavoured e-juices? Deputy premier and health minister Christine Elliot joins Craig.

Can basic income solve funding issues with ODSP? Craig is joined by Tom Cooper, director of Hamilton Roundtable for poverty reduction.

Analyzing Ontario's auditor general's comments on ODSP with Rob Spencer, case worker at London Employment Help.

Analyzing Ontario's auditor general's comments on climate change with Environment Minister Jeff Yurek, and environmental economist Dave Sawyer.

What does the future of the Conservative Party of Canada look like? Are they growing out of touch with Canadians, or at least those parts of the country that are changing the fastest? What does the CPC need in a new leader?

Dennis Matthews is a columnist with Maclean's who wrote an opinion piece about the future of the CPC. He joins Craig to discuss.

Ontario public high school teachers hold 1-day strike with local OSSTF president John Bernans.

Health officials ask city politicians for help fighting youth vaping with Middlesex-London medical officer of health Dr. Chris Mackie.

Trump calls Trudeau "two-faced" at a NATO conference with Global's Redmond Shannon.

Political insider Mariam Hamou, ward 7 councillor Josh Morgan, and ward 2 councillor Shawn Lewis join Craig to discuss the news of the week.

Ontario is introducing a bill that it says would protect farmers from animal rights activists and raise trespassing fines. The law would increase fines for trespassing on farms and food processing facilities and make it illegal to obstruct trucks carrying farm animals.

Amanda Barker is an organizer with the London Ontario Vegan Food Bank and an animal rights activist and who has been involved in what is often called 'open rescues' from farms and other facilities. She joins Craig to discuss.

Every Tuesday, business and marketing expert Allison Graham joins Craig to discuss headline business stories. Today they chat about the Peloton Christmas commercial, and the growing popularity of Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

Reacting to London's proposed tow truck bylaw with executive director of the Canadian Towing Association Doug Nelson and owner and operator of Low Price Towing Fadi Ibrahim 

Multiple NHL coaches have been accused of harassment with 980 CFPL's Jake Jeffrey who is also the assistant general manager of the Strathroy Rockets.

Food insecurity rises in Ontario with executive director of Feed Ontario Carolyn Stewart.

The growing popularity of Cyber Monday with local tech expert Carmi Levy

Canada's premiers meet in Toronto with Global News journalist Jamie Mauracher

Political insider Nathan Caranci, former political candidate Carol Dyck, and 980 CFPL executive producer Devon Peacock joins Craig to discuss the news of the week.