Mornings with Mike and Meg - Sound Bites

More than 750 members and associates of the Hells Angels and other “outlaw” motorcycle gangs are expected in Windsor-Essex this week.  Mike and Meg are joined by Julian Sher, an Investigative Journalist and Author of 3 books on the Hells Angels, to give us more details on what to expect this week. 

Mike and Meg are joined by Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens to talk about yesterday's decision to keep Windsor Council meetings at 10AM and changes being made to councillor compensation.  Plus is there any update on the opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge. 

Ontario’s tab for locking up tens of millions of dollars worth of U.S. alcohol in response to President Donald Trump’s trade war has hit $8 million -- and the province says it has no plans to put those bottles back on the shelves without some kind of resolution. Mike and Meg talk about calls from the US to put American win and spirits back on the shelves. 

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking at an extreme heat wave on July 14, 1995. 

Mike thinks he could score a goal on a World Cup Keeper if he had a penalty kick. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - July 13

Mike and Meg are joined by Kent Rice, President of the Windsor Police Association, to talk about an All Presidents Meeting, held by Police Associations across the province, after three police officers have been murdered in the last 90 days. 

Mike and Meg talk to Scott Reid, CTV Political Commentator, about the Gordie Howe Bridge deal and if it's a bad look on Mark Carney and the Liberal government. 

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking back at the origins of the Gordie Howe Bridge deal. 

Mike and Meg are joined by Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens to talk about the announced opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge. 

Mike and Meg talk about Mark Carney's comments yesterday that the federal government would be "willing to clarify aspects of the current arrangements" and our Newspoll Question of the Day - Should Canada renegotiate the deal covering the Gordie Howe International Bridge to get the span open?

Mike and Meg are joined in studio by Renaldo Agostino, Ward 3 Councillor and Jeff Burrows & Stuart Chatwood from the Tea Party. 

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

Birthdays and Anniversaries - July 10

Mike and Meg are joined by Constable Bianca Jackson, with the Windsor Police Service, to share more information after 17 charges have been laid as part of child grooming investigations in Windsor.

Mike and Meg are joined by Greg Layson, from Automotive News Canada, to talk about the pressure that is on the auto industry as they await a North American trade deal, plus today is the deadline for Ford and Unifor talks. 

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

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking back to the summer of 1881 and a connection between Windsor and Detroit by voice. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - July 9

Mike and Meg check in with CTV's Bob Bellacicco to see what's going on in the local sports world.

Mike and Meg talk with Jennifer Charron, President Logic Employment Services as expand into General Labour Staffing. 

Mike and Meg are joined in studio by Windsor West MP, Harb Gill, to get an update on the Gordie Howe International Bridge and to see what he thinks of a proposal to open the Canadian side of the crossing to tours. 

 Mike and Meg talk about a Manhattan high-rise that had to be stabilized after columns buckled. They're joined by John Revell, Chief Building Official, City of Windsor to talk about how the city works to avoid these kinds of situations. 

Mike and Meg talk about tips to remember names. 

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking at Emancipation Day in Windsor.