A Guelph man takes matters into his own hands by building a tiny home in the woods for his ailing father-in-law. Plus, a panel discussion of the week's big stories. It's all on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Water woes, homelessness, and the day Waterloo became a city. We're talking about all of it on 570 NewsRadio today from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Wilmot is getting some help from a consultant with its budget and we'll get an update this morning. Plus, pulling Crown Royal from LCBO shelves, a Liberal MP's conflicts of interest, and minding your social fitness. It's all on 570 NewsRadio today from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Ontario's public servants resist a back-to-office mandate, looking at what's next for Venezuela, the lonely house near Ottawa and Trussler, and your policing questions answered. It's all on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

New year, new opportunities to connect! Join me on 570 NewsRadio today from 9-1 and have your say on the issues of the day. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

That’s one possible meaning. The other: Create a competitive business environment capable of attracting international investment.

We're starting a new tradition on the show this morning, while also swapping last minute shopping stories. Plus, a look back at the year that was in Waterloo Region and Kitchener with our elected leaders. It's all on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1! Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

It's quiet around here. But it's never completely quiet at 570 NewsRadio, so stop by for some real conversation between 9-1! Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Regional councillor Sue Foxton explains her changed vote on the police budget, Cambridge tries to help youth find jobs, and the Grinch tickets a parade participant in Tavistock. It's all on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Guelph will once again plow its bike lanes, the year that was in Waterloo, the billboards that are watching you, and was there a mockery of democracy last night at regional council? It's all on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

A motion coming to regional council will ask for funding for a women's warming centre for Cambridge. Plus, why free transit for seniors is a bad idea. And our Friday Four roundtable! It's all on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Two across, one to go

We've taken the show on the road today, and believe it or not, the weather is better today in Sault Sainte Marie than it is back home. Join me on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1 to talk homelessness, a Canada Post Bank, and the right way for a minister to resign. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

It's time to catch up after the weekend, so join us on 570 NewsRadio to talk about a dangerous intersection in Cambridge, the future of the Preston Springs site, and music for the community. Listen live from 9-1: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

A little bit of everything and a lot of information on the show today, from lighting up Uptown, to the Loneliness Movement, to our Friday Four roundtable. Listen live from 9-1 on 570 NewsRadio: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Four hours of talk radio awaits you on 570 NewsRadio. We're talking about PM Carney's "who cares" moment, how much more we're paying for food, a Throwback Thursday, and more. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

There's some friction over reconstruction of a regional road through Elmira, the Governor-General wants a multi-million dollar skating pavilion, and should politicians be allowed to block their constituents on social media? Join me on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Problem gambling is increasing in Ontario, what an audit of "radical left-wing" charities means on the ground, and police leaders answer your questions from 11-12. It's all on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Hope you had a great weekend! Please stop by our show today to talk about Doug Ford's dentist, the food bank's community impact report, and elevating generosity. We're on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Snow days were made for talk radio, so gather 'round and stay connected. We've got the story of a Cambridge girl who played with Paul McCartney, Wonders of Winter, the Coach's Show, and the Friday Four. It's all on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Saw this last night. Please listen to Kimiko. This is so incredibly dangerous. And stupid. And lazy. But also stupid.

This platform prompts me with a casual 'what's up?' Well, a couple of towers in Waterloo for starters. Way up. Plus, what aging well really means, big arm signed by the Blue Jays, and the weird ways we've injured ourselves. It's on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Waterloo has big pool plans, Galt is wrestling with heritage, and Brookfield execs get grilled by a Commons committee. It's all on 570 NewsRadio today from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

A local company says it can build one million homes in ten years. Plus, there's no more inter-county baseball, and the importance of protecting our kids from online harms. It's all on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Stormwater changes bring challenges to Cambridge, Ontario mulls child support for impaired drivers who kill parents, This Week in Music History, and Rant or Rave. It's all on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

"Halton Hills council is taking a look at how to regulate e-scooters and other alternative motorized vehicles, as a growing number of residents raise safety concerns about their use." www.theifp.ca/news/council...

"The loudest opposition occurred in Waterloo County. Local officials in Baden were unreceptive to seeing their public school absorbed into a larger board covering Wilmot Township." www.tvo.org/article/how-...

We have a Tree of Hope early bird winner! Plus, your Not $1-Million Question, your Memorial Cup hosts, iconic TV episodes, and the Friday Four roundtable. It's all on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

"The longer visible signs of social decay are allowed to fester, the more inclined those with means will be to simply check out ... leaving those without the ability to relocate to deal with playgrounds littered with drug paraphernalia." www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/arti...

"I think we really need to shift to a major advocacy role, and if the crisis happens, it’s on them (the province), not us anymore." www.guelphtoday.com/local-news/w...

The mayor of Cambridge and the city manager, the next Canada, cervical cancer rates plateau, Riverfest Elora is no more, and the punishments we used to face in school. It's all on 570 NewsRadio today from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

What happened at that budget meeting in Cambridge? Plus, minding Ottawa's business, a gift of land that's ruffling feathers in Guelph, and some Political R&D. It's all on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1! Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

A motion asks the region to take an inventory of its office space, the federal budget passes, and The Wealthy Barber gets an update. It's all on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

A new week begins with worries about local democracy being threatened, questions about radicals, and new research on violent crime rates. The conversation happens on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

39 encampments cleared in Barrie since state of emergency declared Sept. 9th. "Between 45 and 50 individuals currently reside in encampments, compared to 111 when the state of emergency was declared. 68 individuals have been transitioned to safe, indoor spaces." www.barrietoday.com/local-news/b...

"White-collar employees have become more likely to log off from work early on Fridays ... starting the weekend sooner than before the pandemic." theconversation.com/hybrid-worke...

An impressive 15-year old engages local youth, a time-trippin' film festival, and a discussion of our week's big stories with the Friday Four roundtable. Join me on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1! Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Breslau residents get a big bill, the BBC makes a big boo-boo, and a big risk pays off for a female founder. Get all the stories on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

We're no longer measles free, living wage is going up, townships are struggling with budgets while cities are increasing councillor's salaries, and a former MP writes about pursuing a public life. It's all on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

We have many a Remembrance Day story to share today, along with stories about mental health supports and the housing crisis. Listen live on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1! kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Winter is still 41 days away. Just sayin'. A lot to say on the show today, too, about recycling changes in the region, Ontario's Skills Development Fund, and This Week in Music History. Join me on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1! Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

How does this week's federal budget and provincial fiscal update impact cities? We'll talk about that, discuss the week's big stories with our Friday Four roundtable, and ask the Not $1-Million Question. Listen live, 9-1, on 570 NewsRadio! kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Today's Liberal is yesterday's Conservative, the PM starts selling his budget, and a Throwback Thursday to pre-war Waterloo. Join the conversation on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1! Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Floor crossing is one of the more egregious behaviours our "democratic" system allows. Utterly self-serving. Anyone wishing to cross the floor should be subject to an immediate by-election. toronto.citynews.ca/2025/11/05/p...

Were you as underwhelmed by the budget as I was? We'll talk about the budget, the floor crossing, LRT, and e-machines on the show today. Join me on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1! Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

It's budget day in Ottawa. And it's LRT day in the region. That makes it a perfect day to talk about the issues in our community. Oh, police leaders are also answering your questions from 11-12. Join me on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1! Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

We're back for another week of conversation on Waterloo Region's most interactive radio station. Join us from 9-1 to talk about the Blue Jays run, concerns about lost services for post-secondary students, a federal budget preview, and Rant or Rave. Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Happy Halloween! We're talking today about the scariness of stillness, Kitchener's haunted house, and the frightening price of Halloween treats. There's also Kitchener Rangers hockey and a roundtable discussion of the week's big stories. All on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1! kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

No more fixed election dates, rent control remains, the best Halloween candy, and are we being tricked into a federal election? It's all on 570 NewsRadio today from 9-1! Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/

Paramedics are facing more violence, youth are struggling to find work, its budget season at your local council, and the Blue Jays do it again. We've got it all on 570 NewsRadio from 9-1! Listen live: kitchener.citynews.ca/audio/