Mornings with Mike and Meg - Sound Bites

Today on Way Back Windsor-Essex Mike talks about the rich history of Sandwich Town.

Today on Way Back Windsor-Essex Mike talks about the Paul Martin building.

Mike and Meg are joined by Melinda Munro & Jessica Sartori, hosts of Women of Windsor politics podcast, to talk about how many women are running in the elections this year and why it is important for women to be in politics. 

Mike and Meg are joined by Scott Reid, CTV Political Commentator, to talk about the Canadian conservatives request for Mark Carney to release more details to what caused him to say no to the trade deal.

Mike and Meg are joined by Dan Riskin, CTV News' Science and Technology Specialist, to talk about the scientists that created a computer simulation model to figure out exactly what is causing people to snore then they talk about how running with a stroller can actually help reduce injuries.

Mike and Meg talk with Rose Cartier, a Windsor woman, who's retiring from Harvey's after 48 years. 

Mike and Meg check in with Jeremie Charron, from CTV News, to break down trade negotiations between Canada and the US. 

Mike and Meg play a round of Condemn or Condone. Play along at home, do you agree with Mike or Meg?

Mike and Meg are joined by Sandy MacDonald, Horticulturalist at St Clair College.

Birthdays and Anniversaries - August 21

Mike and Meg talk about things that are embarrassing for no reason. 

Mike and Meg talk with Dwight Duncan, Chancellor of the University of Windsor and former Ontario Deputy Premier and Finance Minister, about a post he made on social media reflecting on the current trade situation with the United States.

Mike and Meg talk about the trade negotiations happening in Washington and Premier of Manitoba, Wab Kinew's comments on the potential deal yesterday. 

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking at Hiram Walker building his town.  All this week we're looking back at the history of prohibition in the area in honour of Tourism Windsor Essex's Prohibition Week. Click here to find out more about Prohibition Week

Mike and Meg talk about the nomination deadline for Mayor and Council. 

Mike and Meg check in with Jeremie Charron, from CTV News, to break down trade negotiations between Canada and the US. 

Mike and Meg talk about sports bettors using offshore sportsbooks to gamble on the Little Leagues World Series. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - August 20

Mike and Meg talk with Greg Layson from Automotive News Canada, about yesterday's reported tariffs on Canadian Automobiles and how it will impact the industry. 

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking at Walkerville and the history of Willistead Manor.  All this week we're looking back at the history of prohibition in the area in honour of Tourism Windsor Essex's Prohibition Week. Plan your week now at visitWindsorEssex.com/prohibitionweek.

New data from Uber ranks Windsor as the second most polite city in Canada. Mike and Meg want to know if you think Windsor is polite?

Mike and Meg are joined by JC Reindl, from the Detroit Free Press, to talk about the unveiling of plans for the Renaissance Center in Detroit and the new public engagement hub next to the RenCen. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - August 19

Mike and Meg talk about the upcoming Costco Job Fair and Mike doesn't think seniors should be able to go to Costco on the weekend.  For more information and to apply visit costco.ca/f/-/jobs

Mike and Meg play another round of Generational Joust.