The Mike Farwell Show

Opening Segment (0:00); Waterloo staff looking into possibility of new aquatic facility (23:54); Minding Ottawa's Business (43:55); Will AI automation really kill jobs? A new survey finds Canadian workers are split on the answer (55:00); Cambridge theatre stages a different side of the Harry Potter story (1:03:58); Third annual winter market returns to Elmira (1:17:38); Proposed heritage conservation district plan could change redevelopment in the historic core of Galt (1:24:29); Political R&D (1:44:31); It's the 12 o'clock Talkback Hour! (2:05:09)

Opening Segment (0:00); State-of-the-art production facility coming to the region to build new affordable modular homes (24:12); Guelph Storm minority owner reflects on underdog win (44:35); IBL to go pro in 2026, changes name to Canadian Baseball League (57:28); Lincoln Road Chapel hosts Christmas market in support of Ray of Hope (1:04:45); Concordia Club's Weihnachtmarkt returns for a fifth year (1:16:19); National Coalition Demands Online Safety Act by Year-End to Protect Canada's Children (1:25:17); Volunteers help youth develop their full potential as future leaders (1:45:37); New Hamburg author releases biography of former Ontario deputy culture minister (1:54:33); It's the 12 o'clock Talkback Hour! (2:06:51)

Opening Segment (0:00); Cambridge businesses think stormwater credit process is unfair (24:23); New measures require impaired drivers to pay ongoing child support if they kill a child's parent or guardian (44:47); May Court Club celebrates the holidays with annual Christmas Dreams fundraising raffle (1:05:22); This Week in Music History (1:25:43); Drewe's Views (1:45:49); It's the 12 o'clock Talkback Hour! (2:05:54)

Opening Segment (0:00); Guelph Storm selected to host Memorial Cup 2027 (24:24); The greatest TV episodes of all time (44:41); The Coach’s Show (1:05.13); Local golfers take aim in North American simulator showdown (1:16.26); Friday Four Panel (1:25.26); It’s the 12 o’clock Talkback Hour! (2:06.01)

Opening Segment (0:00); Cambridge heads speak out on budget amendment concerns (24:07); Breaking point authors lecture in Waterloo on forces 'reshaping political landscape' (44:39); Living Retired (1:05:00); Cervical cancer rates show a 'concerning plateau,' according to new Canadian Cancer Society data (1:05:09); Riverfest Elora closes after 15 seasons from financial restraints (1:34:29); The Flipside: "What corporal punishment did you receive at school?" (1:45:35); It's the 12 o'clock Talkback Hour! (2:05:41)

Opening Segment (0:00); Cambridge councillors push back at tense public meeting (23:56); Minding Ottawa’s Business (44:33); Laurier’s University of the Future symposium takes place Friday (53:51); One-woman spy drama Spycraft hits the stage in Fergus (1:04.50); Getting ready for the 45th Hespeler Santa Claus parade (1:14.08); Thresholds will sever a new piece of land to give to an Indigenous organization (1:24.56); Political R&D (1:44.56); It’s the 12 o’clock Talkback Hour! (2:04.58)

Opening Segment (0:00); First look into a Corporate Facilities Strategic Plan coming to regional council this week (24:27); Carney government wins crucial confidence vote on budget (44:31); Local athletes fundraise for tour to UK (1:04:59); Hubertushaus to host Christmas market this weekend (1:16:23); Rewriting a hit novel, The Wealthy Barber is back to help with new financial challenges (1:25:38); Monthly housing segment with Habitat for Humanity (1:45:43); It's the 12 o'clock Talkback Hour! (2:05:52)

Opening Segment (0:00); Regional councillor says municipal government impacted by proposed provincial legislation (24:07); Who's really the radical here? (44:37); Smile Cookie campaign to benefit Saint Luke's Place (1:04:45); Urban violence on the rise in Canada (1:13:48); This Week in Music History (1:24:52); Drewe's Views (1:45:10); It's the 12 o'clock Talkback Hour! (2:05:12)