Mornings with Mike and Meg - Sound Bites

Birthdays and Anniversaries March 24 24.03.2025 1:28 ↓

March 24 - Birthdays and Anniversaries

Internal investigation finds Windsor Police Chief made racist comments 24.03.2025 8:35 ↓

Mike and Meg are joined by Kent Rice, Windsor Police Association President, to discuss the investigation. 

Lakeshore Lighting team has won the good deeds cup 24.03.2025 4:37 ↓

Mike and Meg are joined by Tessa Thomson, Player #6 on Lakeshore Lightning U11 hockey team, to discuss the big win!  

Poor Sleep Makes Us Susceptible to Conspiracies and Regular Blood Donations May Be Good For You 24.03.2025 5:55 ↓

Mike and Meg are joined by Science and Technology expert, Dan Riskin, to talk about the benefits of sleep and blood donation. 

Canadians could be headed to the polls as early as April 28th 21.03.2025 10:06 ↓

Scott Reid, CTV News Political Commentator gives an update on what polls are showing

Mike & Meg's March Madness - Round 1 20.03.2025 23:51 ↓

Mike and Meg reveals their own March Madness bracket filled with Windsor's best places and events throughout the year.

Dave Cassidy's new position 20.03.2025 7:08 ↓

Mike and Meg catch up with Dave Cassidy, former head of Unifor 444, as he now takes on a new role as the Special Advisor to the Minister Of Labour, Immigration, Training And Skills Development.

Keeping dirt bikes off the field 20.03.2025 4:50 ↓

Mike and Meg are joined by Rod Demars, President of Belle River Soccer, who is preparing for a new season and is reminding everyone that the soccer pitch is not for dirt bikes during off-hours.

Funding increase in special education 19.03.2025 8:52 ↓

Mike and Meg are joined by Mario Spagnolo

Generational Joust: Gen X vs Millennial 19.03.2025 9:13 ↓

Mike and Meg quiz each other on who knows more about the other's generation.

New parking meters for busy downtown streets 19.03.2025 5:13 ↓

Bill Kralovensky, Parking Enforcement Supervisor (Master of Parking), joins Mike and Meg following the news of new parking meters

Reaction to boarded homes being demolished 18.03.2025 6:18 ↓

Mike and Meg are joined by John Elliott, executive director of Sandwich Teen Action Group and former Ward 2 councillor, as the demolition of boarded up houses on Indian Rd. gets underway.

Mayor Drew Dilkens 18.03.2025 9:31 ↓

Windsor mayor Drew Dilkens joins Mike and Meg.

Enough is enough 18.03.2025 17:52 ↓

Ward 3 Councillor Renaldo Agostino joins Mike and Meg and is not happy with a property owner who let their area turn into an garbage site.

U.S. bound traffic at tunnel sees slight dip 18.03.2025 6:00 ↓

Travis Fortnum, CTV Windsor News, joins Mike and Meg as U.S. bound traffic at the Windsor-Detroit tunnel slightly drops due to tariffs.

Demolition of boarded up homes begin 18.03.2025 6:44 ↓

Mike and Meg have Terry Kennedy, long time Sandwich resident, on the show as the demolition of boarded up houses on Indian Rd. gets underway.

Removing consumer carbon tax 17.03.2025 10:12 ↓

Colton Praill, CTV National News Reporter, joins Meg to talk about Prime Minister Mark Carney eliminating the carbon tax

Affordable and reliable pet services 17.03.2025 4:56 ↓

Donovan Beckett, owner of Pawsitively Clean, joins Meg to talk about their family-run service for pet waste removal, yard deodorizing, dog walking, and more

Trade war negatively impacting most small businesses 17.03.2025 7:22 ↓

Dan Kelly, President of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, joins Meg to talk about the concerns that small businesses have over tariffs

FBI issues warning to Gmail and Outlook users 17.03.2025 7:49 ↓

Carmi Levy, AM800 Tech Expert, joins Meg to talk about the FBI issuing a warning to all Gmail and Outlook email users