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Tragic Awakening Seeks Path Beyond Hatred
Rabbi Raphael Shore joined the show to discuss Tragic Awakening, a documentary examining Jewish hatred past and present
8 min
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Kicks for Strength Returns September 20th
The charity event uses soccer to honour a life lost and support mental health initiatives
6 min
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Study Finds Happy Music Could Cure Car Sickness
Researchers say happy tunes might reduce motion sickness, offering hope for road trip relief
9 min
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Today in History - Sept 10
What happened on this day in history?
2 min
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The Morning Show Podcast - Sept 9th - brought t...
From London police updates to the panel’s debate on homelessness and viral controversies, today’s show covers it all
54 min
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Police urge caution as students head back to sc...
Acting Deputy Chief Chris Churney discusses safety reminders for students, drivers, and parents
11 min
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Panel weighs in on audit of London’s homeless h...
Murray Faulkner and Roger Caranci debate whether London’s hub model is sustainable and what role the province should play
19 min
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Should London add a pedestrian scramble downtown?
Would London benefit from Toronto-style all-way crosswalks?
5 min
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Health expert warns of fallout from Florida’s v...
Public health expert Timothy Sly breaks down the implications of Florida’s decision to eliminate vaccine requirements
9 min
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Security camera dispute raises privacy concerns...
A homeowner has been told his cameras violate city by-laws by monitoring beyond his property line
7 min
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Today in History - Sept 9
What happened on this day in history?
3 min
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The Morning Show Podcast - Sept 8th - brought t...
Today’s show covers city programs under pressure, food insecurity, and labour unrest at Ontario’s colleges
55 min
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Mayor flags success and strain on city’s homele...
An audit shows the hubs are helping but operating at capacity, raising questions about future funding
10 min
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Hunger Action Month highlights persistent food ...
Feed Ontario says food bank demand remains high with over a million visits recorded last year
10 min
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Strike deadline looms for Ontario college suppo...
Union leaders warn job security and wage protections remain unresolved with talks set to expire Thursday
8 min
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Walk of Champions raises $146,000 for cancer re...
The 17th annual event in London supported multiple myeloma research with strong community backing
5 min
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Mark Carney runs 26-kilometre Haliburton Forest...
His selfies and chats with runners raised questions about how such a move would play out in U.S. politics
7 min
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Doctors urge restrictions on sports betting ads
Concerns are growing that aggressive advertising is normalizing gambling for youth
11 min
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Today in History - Sept 8
What happened on this day in history?
3 min
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The Morning Show Podcast - Sept 5th - brought t...
From fair food and utility updates to a new documentary and the Terry Fox Run, today’s podcast covers it all
49 min
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Western Fair Returns with New Flavours and Old ...
Greg Blanchard from Western Fair District highlights new food, the grandstand’s return, and affordable fun at this year’s 148th Western Fair
9 min
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London Hydro CEO Reflects on First Year at the ...
Ysni Semsedini shares his vision for improving London’s power grid and building a stronger utility for the future
10 min
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TIFF Premieres New John Candy Documentary
“John Candy: I Like Me” debuts at TIFF, with the Amazon release set for October 10th
8 min
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London Gears Up for Annual Terry Fox Run
Runners and walkers will gather at Springbank Gardens next weekend to honour Terry’s legacy and raise funds
8 min
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Survey Reveals One in Eight Are Chronic Overthi...
A new poll shows many people struggle with overthinking, while also skipping meals to squeeze in more work
9 min