This week: the last Keenan Wire episode on CIUT before a summer break features democratic reform activist Dave Meslin on what the provincial election results should mean for how we vote in Toronto in the future. Plus: panelists Desmond Cole and Samuel Getachew discuss the future of the provincial NDP, Tories, and other topics.

This week: Local Green Party candidate Tim Grant talks about his party's plans as they relate to Toronto, the panel discusses elections (provincial and municipal), and we hear a story about what could be Toronto's oldest tree.

This week: Parkdale-High Park PC candidate Jamie Ellerton and Trinity-Spadina Liberal candidate Han Dong join Edward in the studio to discuss the provincial election and what it means for Toronto.

This week: author Michael W. Cuneo sits in, journalist Jude MacDonald talks about Rob Ford's appearance at the Taste of the Danforth, and Desmond Cole, Nicholas Hune-Brown, and John Michael McGrath discuss the aftermath of the Sammy Yatim shooting. Plus: music and memories from the CNE.

This week on the Keenan Wire Radio Program: writer Shawn Micallef talks about a series of 10th anniversaries (including that of Yonge-Dundas Square) and a decade of Toronto's stories through [Murmur]. Plus: Denise Balkissoon, Desmond Cole, and John Michael McGrath discuss fair wages, garbage, and Tim Hudak's future.

In this episode, The Grid's Edward Keenan is joined by Stacey May Fowles, Dylan Reid, John Michael McGrath and Desmond Cole. Listen to The Keenan Wire Radio Program live-to-air Wednesday mornings at 9 a.m. EST on CIUT 89.5FM in Toronto.