NATO is setting its sights on member countries spending 5% of GDP on defence—something that would cost Canada an estimated $150 billion

Abe Oudshoorn says the risks of heat exposure for people without shelter are often overlooked but more dangerous than winter cold

Swimming instructor Briar McCaw shares water safety advice following a tragic drowning in Lake Erie near Port Burwell

New research from England suggests that having one nightmare a week could be an early warning sign of higher mortality

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Today’s podcast features scorching temperatures, big questions about City Hall, and a look at where Santa might land next

Once a city that could build quickly and smartly, London now struggles with timelines and transparency—according to our Tuesday Panel

Dr. Christine MacDonald from LHSC offers practical advice to keep yourself and your loved ones safe during extreme heat

With construction underway at Covent Garden Market, Santa’s House is once again without a permanent location

London’s current heat wave could become the new normal with up to 46 days a year of 30°C+ weather projected by 2050

A new study reveals Gen Z is prioritizing flexibility, with four-day work weeks topping the list of job preferences

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With the city baking, we ask what happened to London’s promised tenant heat protection bylaw — plus a look at recycling lotteries, data leaks, and housing goals

Thousands of new units were approved last year — but housing starts are slowing in 2025

With temperatures soaring past 30 C, is city council’s promised heat bylaw close to fruition?

A staggering 16 billion login credentials have been leaked — and most people don’t even know they’re at risk

Riders now have 120 minutes to complete their trip on London Transit due to ongoing roadwork delays

A new study says more people would recycle if it meant a chance to win money

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A jam-packed episode featuring weekend events, music hall milestones, airline competition, and a powerful youth-led fundraiser

Eleven-year-old Everly and nine-year-old Charlotte Hartley raised thousands for pancreatic cancer research to honour their late grandmother

Could allowing foreign ownership of airlines lower prices and increase competition? One expert explains

London Police say their new approach to open-air drug use is already showing encouraging early results

The London Majors are suiting up as the Cobra Chickens, Victoria Park is hosting the Food & Drink Fest, and Delaware Speedway is bouncing with fun

Police in LaSalle are the latest to speak out against a social media challenge that encourages kicking in front doors and filming it