Mayor Josh Morgan talks about whether London could be part of federal high-speed rail plans, even though no projects have been confirmed

Political scientist Lydia Miljan previews an intense few months ahead as MPs return to the House of Commons

Education analyst Debbie Kasman breaks down the London District Catholic School Board’s $22 million shortfall

London International Airport’s Rock the Runway pulled in huge crowds with 25,000 people on opening night

Roberts Walks Back Comments on Canada’s Baseball IQ

What happened on this day in history?

We look at Carney’s infrastructure push, talk recession risks, celebrate 150 years of LHSC, and end with some global oddities

Prime Minister Mark Carney reveals five major infrastructure projects to be fast-tracked, sparking both praise and Indigenous opposition

Mahmood Nanji joins us to discuss which projects could have the greatest impact on Canada’s economy

Western University’s Cristián Bravo explains the warning signs of a potential recession on both sides of the border

A plan to build a new city hall in London has hit a major snag, raising doubts about whether it will move forward

Dr. Christine MacDonald reflects on London Health Sciences Centre’s legacy and its role in shaping health care in the city

From renting people in Japan to watching ads for toilet paper in China, we dive into quirky stories from around the world

What happened on this day in history?

Today’s podcast covers the assassination of Charlie Kirk and rising political violence, London’s gun crime and bail reform, Doug Ford’s push to end photo radar, Webster St. tenants’ renoviction win, a Fanshawe strike, St. Joseph’s adopting out research dogs, and AI’s growing impact on jobs and music

We looked at the rise of political violence in the U.S. and the ripple effects being felt in Canada

Detective Sergeant Micah Bourdeau joined us to discuss repeat offenders and the need for tougher bail conditions

Ryan Gauss and John Fyfe-Millar joined us to discuss the assassination of Charlie Kirk, political threats, and gun violence in London

Residents celebrated a victory that will allow them to remain in their homes

The computer scientist says automation will reshape the economy, displacing workers in the process

What happened on this day in history?

Today’s show covers Ford’s fight with photo radar, London’s support for Ukraine, and a deep dive into antisemitism through film

The Premier says he wants municipalities to scrap photo radar, even as surveys show most drivers support the program

Growing concerns over speeding highlight frustration from residents across the city who want stronger responses from officials

Scott McCallum is organizing his third annual event to raise money for equipment to aid Ukraine in its war against Russia