Mornings with Mike and Meg - Sound Bites

Meg gets the latest on trade negotiations out of Ottawa from, Mike LeCouter, Senior Political Correspondent, CTV National News. 

Meg is joined by Ian Lee Associate Professor, at the Sprott School of Business, about the threat of US tariffs and is now the time for Canada to compromise in negotiations. 

Meg is joined by Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens to talk about the latest tariff threat from the US and to share details about Friday's ceremonies before Monday's official opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - July 21

Meg talks with Baris Akyurek, VP of Insights & Intelligence at AutoTrader, about their most recent Price Index report that shows car prices are felling despite strains on the industry. 

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking back to 1944 and the Essex Scottish Regiment’s involvement in World War II.  

Mike and Meg are joined by Ward 2 City Councilor Frazier Fathers to talk about his the CTC Concrete Plant.

Mike and Meg talk to President of Unifor 444, James Stewart, about how this will effect Unifor 444 members and what he thinks of the deal.

Mike and Meg speak with Dan Riskin, CTV News' Science and Technology Specialist, about how the second baby rewires the mom's brain then they talk about a new set of satellites that may hurt us more than they help us.

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking at the history of Kingsville District Highschool. 

Mike and Meg are joined by horticultural expert, Sandy MacDonald, to tell you what to do with your plants while this wildfire smoke blows through our area.

Mike and Meg talk to Former MP and journalist, Charlie Angus, to talk about the Gordie Howe Bridge drama since it's opening date was announced.

On this Way Back Windsor-Essex, Mike gives a history of the history of council meetings in Windsor.

Mike and Meg check in with Lynette Bain, Executive Director Humane Society Windsor - Essex, to get more details on the impact of wildfire smoke on your pets. 

Mike and Meg check in with CTV's Bob Bellacicco to see what's going on in the local sports world. This week we chat about Evan Morrison, a Wheatley resident and Chatham-Kent Barnstormers shortstop who became the first player ever drafted from the Canadian Baseball League. 

Mike and Meg check in with Dr. Mitch Shulman, to get some info on how to protect yourself against wildfire smoke in the area. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - July 16

Mike, Meg and Paul talk about the announced opening of the multi-use path on the Gordie Howe International Bridge. The Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority says the Gordie Howe will open to pedestrians and cyclists on Wednesday August 5.

Mike and Meg talk with Doug Gilham from the Weather Network to get more details on the smoke moving in and what we can expect throughout the weekend. 

Mike speaks with Shuv Majumdar, Conservative Member of Parliament for Calgary Heritage and Shadow Minister for Canada-U.S. Relations about a letter he's written calling for more details on the Gordie Howe International Bridge deal. 

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking at the history of the Hells Angels and their ties to Windsor. 

Mike and Meg talk about a push from Kingsville council to have the County of Essex take the lead on developing a policy framework for AI data centres in the region.