On today's show we'll talk about the start of Donald Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs which began today, Doug Ford's upcoming trip to Washington, what we've learned from the covid-19 pandemic and what it's like to throw a birthday party for your child in 2025.

Premier Doug Ford says Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has committed to lowering U-S tariffs on Canadian aluminum and steel back to 25 per cent. Where will Londoners see the impact from the tariffs? Mahmood Nanji, Power Corporation of Canada Fellow at Ivey's public policy institute the Lawrence National Centre and a former Associate Deputy Minister at the Ontario Ministry of Finance, joins The Morning Show.

Tensions between Ontario and Washington have cooled (for now), can it last?

It's been five years since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Have we learned from what happened? Should we be doing a better job of preparing for the next pandemic? Charles Breton, Executive Director of Centre of Excellence on the Canadian Federation, joins The Morning Show.

Ever heard of maple washing? You might be seeing evidence of it at the grocery store.

The Workplace Safety Insurance Board is giving London companies $58 million in rebates and are moving closer to opening the new London home office. Jeff Lang, President of WSIB, joins The Morning Show.

Do kids have birthday parties at their home anymore? A mother is speaking out after parents who didn't RSVP to a party invitation decided to attend anyway.

On today's show we'll talk about the five year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic, we'll share the story of Kaitlin Strong, whose two German Shepherds were killed by a coyote hunter and we'll have the Tuesday panel.

A local woman is speaking out after her two dogs were shot and killed by a coyote hunter. Kaitlin Strong, the owner of two German shepherds that were shot and killed in her own backyard in February, joins The Morning Show.

What do you remember of the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic?

Boler Mountain says this winter is one of the best we've had in a very long time. Marty Thody, manager of Boler Mountain, joins The Morning Show.

Former London Police Chief Murray Faulkner and former London city councillor Roger Caranci join The Morning Panel to discuss Mark Carney becoming leader of the federal Liberals and the five year anniversary of the covid-19 pandemic.

Former London Police Chief Murray Faulkner and former London city councillor Roger Caranci join The Morning Panel to discuss Mark Carney becoming leader of the federal Liberals and the five year anniversary of the covid-19 pandemic.

Can we get Premier Doug Ford a second phone?

We'll talk about Mark Carney's rise to the leadership of the federal Liberals on today's show, we'll also talk about Mark Fisher's demise as director of education at TVDSB and we'll get an early start on 2026 budget talks at London city hall.

Budget talks will start early in London in an effort to get the city below a 5% tax increase. What's required to do that? Mayor Josh Morgan joins The Morning Show.

Mark Fisher quietly resigned as director of education for the Thames Valley District School Board last week, what happens next?

The Canadian Mental Health Association is warning of the negative impacts of escalating trade tensions on Ontarians mental well-being. Dr. Marcia Sirota, author, speaker, coach and psychiatrist, joins The Morning Show.

Liberal MPs are gathering on Parliament Hill this afternoon to huddle after the party selected its new leader, former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney. Laura Stephenson, professor and chair of political science at Western University, joins The Morning Show.

While the Liberals were electing Mark Carney to be their new leader, Pierre Poilievre spoke to supporters in London

On today's show we'll talk about a potential compromise on day two of Donald Trump's tariffs, we'll review a troubling incident out of Woodstock where a hockey coach has been charged and Devon's Big Idea for today is on Wayne Gretzky.

Wayne Gretzky's silence on the issue of Canada being the 51st state hasn't gone unnoticed by Canadians.

A hockey game featuring 7-year-olds was interrupted over the weekend after a coach yelled at the referee and was eventually arrested for assaulting police.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government will support Canadians through U.S. tariffs, ``no matter the cost.'' Peter Fragiskatos, Liberal MP for London North Centre, joins The Morning Show.

North American markets have fallen sharply the past two days in response to U.S. tariffs. What impact could tariffs, and the uncertainty around them, have on the Canadian economy? Christian Bravo, Professor at Western University and Canada Research Chair in Banking and Insurance Analytics, joins The Morning Show.