Mornings with Mike and Meg - Sound Bites

Mike checks in with Geoff Coulson, Meteorologist with Environment Canada, to see what we can expect for today and the rest of the week. 

Mike checks in with Meg live from Milan, for the Paralympic Games, as the Men's Para Hockey Team get's set for their semi final game Friday afternoon. 

Mike chats with Vincent Georgie, Executive Director & Chief Programmer of the Windsor International Film Festival, to preview the Oscars. 

Mike talks with James Jovanovic, President of CUPE Local 2974 (EMS), to get more details on shortages of paramedics in the area that forced ambulances to be taken off the road yesterday. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - March 13

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking looking at Friday the 13th in Port Dover. 

Mike talks to Kevin Hamlin, Head Coach of the Lancers Men’s hockey team, as the OUA Finals kick off this weekend in Windsor.  Game 1 is Saturday at 2pm at the Capri Pizzeria Recreation Complex. 

Mike talks with CTV's Michelle Maluske, about the sentencing of Seth Bertrand, who was convicted in August 2025 of participating in terrorism by applying to join the Atomwaffen Division (AWD)/National Socialist Order (NSO).

Mike checks in with CTV's Bob Bellacicco to see what's going on in the local sports world. This week we chat national championship volleyball at the University of Windsor and the Spits won a big game last week as the push for the playoffs continues. 

Mike is joined in studio by Renaldo Agostino, Ward 3 Councillor & Dustin Vermast from Security One, as the city announced they are accepting applications for 'Project Greenlight' in downtown Windsor. And Renaldo has an update on Westcourt Place. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - March 12

The Canadian Mental Health Association, Windsor-Essex County Branch is launching “Enjoy Your Baby,” a supportive five-session program designed to help caregivers of babies aged 0–12 months navigate the emotional ups and downs of early parenthood. Mike talks with Sonia Comartin,  Mental Health Educator with CMHA, about the new program.   For more details and to regi...

Mike talks with Greg Layson, from Automotive News Canada, about a report that automakers are offering less budget models when it comes to new vehicles. 

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking back the Livingstone Channel. 

Doctor's say your not washing your dog’s food bowl enough and probably shouldn't be putting them in the dishwasher with your other dishes.  Mike wants to know what you do at home?

Mike is joined in studio by January LaPlante, Director Customer Care at Enwin, to talk about residents that are seeing higher Enwin bills. 

Mike talks with Windsor Police Chief Jason Crowley, about the Fun Guyz location downtown closing and the space now up for rent. 

Birthdays and Anniversaries - March 11

Mike talks to Wayne Brady, owner of Brookston Oaks Taproom & Mercantile as they announce they'll be opening a new location in Essex. 

Mike chats with Dan Gemus, from the Dan Gemus Real Estate Team and Dan Gemus Real Estate Show on AM800, to talk about rental rates in the city.  You can listen to the Dan Gemus Real Estate Show weekends at noon on AM800. 

Mike plays a special round of Generational Joust with his mom Carol Kakuk. 

Mike is back for another Way Back Windsor-Essex - this time looking back to 1879 when Colchester was split into two regions. 

Mike checks in with Shem Wille, Meteorologist with Environment Canada to see what we can expect for rainfall today and falling temperatures the rest of the week. 

Mike talks with Armaan Saini, a University of Windsor Student who is selling popcorn to raise funds for W.E. Care for Kids. This year, the funds raised go towards equipment for the Family Birthing Unit at Windsor Regional Hospital.  To learn more visit wecareforkids.org

Birthdays and Anniversaries - March 10