Former London controller Gord Hume, former city councilor Cheryl Miller  and activist Dr. Jeff Preston joins Craig to discuss Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in the Forest City, the Lisa McLeod Eugene Melnyk debacle, municipal campaigning and developing around Victoria Park.

The Ontario Government is issuing 50 new cannabis store licences, with eight going to First Nations. Marijuana advocate Jodie Emery has been critical of the roll-out of legal recreational cannabis in Canada. She joins Craig to discuss.

Activist Frances Moore, former city councillor Roger Caranci and 980 CFPL executive producer Devon Peacock join Craig to discuss populist politics, a cartoonist getting let go from New Brunswick newspapers for a Trump drawing, fake news and downtown London get rid of its free Wi-Fi, London LAWN.

Autism mother Kristen Ellison, clinical psychologist and advocate for children with autism and their families Nancy Marchese and Ontario Liberal leader candidate Michael Coteau who is also the former minister of children, community and social services join Craig to discuss.

Broadcaster Steve Garrison, former city councillor Cheryl Miller and executive producer Devon Peacock join Craig to discuss transit, raising bus fares, London's apparent jobs crisis and fake websites

The London Transit Commission is predicting a budget spike of 4.5 per cent next year just to maintain its current services. The transit agency is looking to the city to help cover the budget increase and is also considering raising fares for the first time since 2008. If the money can't be found, LTC will have to make some cuts to it's existing bus service. LTC Chair Sheryl Rooth and Ward 6 Councillor Phil Squire join Craig to discuss.