Mornings with Mike and Meg - Sound Bites

Mike and Meg talk about a Toronto school board hiring investigators if teachers call in sick when they aren't actually sick

David Simpson, Commissioner of Infrastructure Services for the City of Windsor, joins Mike and Meg to talk about the construction on Lauzon Parkway 

Devin Scillian, Local 4 anchor, joins Mike and Meg to talk about retiring from WDIV after 30 years

Reverend Gilles Hache, from St. Matthew's Church, joins Mike and Meg to talk about hosting a free Christmas dinner

Siobhan Morris, CTV Queen’s Park Bureau Chief, joins Mike and Meg to talk about the Premiers meeting with the Prime Minister about free trade and tariffs, as well as the likelihood of Premier Ford calling for an early election in Ontario 

Irek Kusmierczyk, Windsor-Tecumseh MP, joins Mike and Meg to talk about the federal government's partnership with Invest Windsor Essex and Palette Skills to launch a new training program to prepare 400 local workers for careers at the NextStar Energy battery plant.  To apply visit https://www.evcareers.ca/batteryboost/  

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

Mike and Meg talk about driving, how to properly set your rear view mirrors, and more

Mike and Meg talk about Meg's extra long day yesterday, ZZ Top coming to Windsor, and more

Colton Praill, CTV National News Reporter, joins Mike and Meg to talk about President elect Trump taking another shot at Prime Minister Trudeau on social media, calling him the Governor of the Great State of Canada

Legendary flautist Alexander Zonjic joins Mike and Meg to talk about performing a Piper’s Holiday Concert on Dec. 14 at All Saints’ Anglican Church.

Mike and Meg talk about some of the signs that Premier Ford might call an early election

Mike and Meg talk about how the Food and Drug Administration might finally ban artificial red dye and ask if we should do the same here

Mike and Meg talk about what might be one of the greatest Christmas songs of all time and how Bloomingdale's green Santa is making parents angry and kids cry

Mike and Meg talk about Keith Urban announcing his High and Alive World Tour and the Detroit Lions holding out hope that Aiden Hutchinson return from injury for a potential NFC Championship Game

Mike and Meg talk about a New York Times journalist getting naked for a night at a French museum to visit an exhibition about social nudism, and ponder why we appear to be more prudish about nakedness when compared to Europeans

Mike and Meg talk about the ideal office temperature according to heating engineers

Mike and Meg talk about some new establishments coming to Essex including Wendy’s, Mary Brown’s, Osmow’s, Stacked Pancake & Breakfast House, and City Pizza

Mike and Meg talk about the Spitfires' Teddy Bear Toss, who guessed closest to the correct number of bears that were collected, and what the person who guessed further from the correct number of bears should do for losing the contest

Dr. Geoff Butler joins Mike and Meg to talk about the opinion letter he wrote in the Windsor Star about the ongoing clear medical imaging strike and why he thinks it is unacceptable

Josh Hasten, Middle East correspondent for JNS.org, joins Mike and Meg to talk about the ousting Syrian leader Bashar Assad after a nearly 14-year civil war