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.

The head of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce says broad-based U-S tariffs on Canada is forcing both countries toward a ``recession, job losses and economic disaster.'' The Canadian Trucking Alliance says trucking moves most of the trade between Canada and the U.S. The CTA is one of many groups calling for relief in response to the tariffs. Stephen Laskowski, CEO and president of the Canadian Trucking Alliance, joins The Morning Show.

With uncertainty swirling as a result of Donald Trump's tariffs, Premier Doug Ford wants everyone to Buy Ontario.

U.S. President Donald Trump's North American trade war is in full bloom -- but a key member of his team is floating a potential compromise. Last night, ahead of Trump's televised speech to Congress, his Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick hinted that there could be a ramp off the devastating duties.

U.S. President Donald Trump has followed through on his threat to impose steep tariffs on Canadian goods. That's the focus of today's podcast.

Premier Doug Ford says he's prepared to follow through with measures he previously announced after U-S President Donald Trump confirmed 25 per cent across-the-board tariffs will start today with a lower 10 per cent levy on Canadian energy. When will MPP's be back at Queen's Park? Colin D'Mello, Queen's Park Bureau Chief for Global News, joins The Morning Show.

Former London Police Chief Murray Faulkner and former London city councillor Roger Caranci join The Morning Panel to discuss the Canada-U.S. tariff war and planning London's future.

Former London Police Chief Murray Faulkner and former London city councillor Roger Caranci join The Morning Panel to discuss the Canada-U.S. tariff war and planning London's future.

After months of threats, the U.S. has finally gone ahead with tariffs on Canadian goods -- and Canada is ready to respond.

Canada has a goldfish problem. Goldfish are an invasive species and increasingly are showing up in freshwater ponds, lakes and bogs in North America. A new paper published in Fisheries magazine says this is a growing problem. Emma Schubert and Kate Storey, two of the co-authors of the paper, join The Morning Show.

On today's show we'll review the results of the Ontario election, we'll talk about the impact the tariffs from the U.S. have already had, without them even starting yet and we'll talk to OPP Commissioner Thomas Carrique about the fentanyl threat in Canada.

The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police met with the new Commissioner of Canada's Fight Against Fentanyl this week to discuss ways to combat the fentanyl crisis in Canada. What is the current threat level of fentanyl in Canada? What more needs to be done? Thomas Carrique, OPP Commissioner and President of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, joins The Morning Show.

Doug Ford's Progressive Conservatives won a third majority government last night, propelled by his crusade against U-S President Donald Trump's tariff threats. Lydia Miljan, professor of political science at the University of Windsor, joins The Morning Show.

The Ontario election brought very little change in London and across the province, Devon breaks down the results.

U.S. President Donald Trump says he will hit Canada with tariffs on Tuesday as scheduled. Mike Wallace, executive director of the London Development Institute, joins The Morning Show.

On today's show we'll talk about the provincial election, the youth mental health crisis in Ontario and what it would take for you to give up everything and travel the world.

Lawyer and chair of the London Transit Commission Stephanie Marentette and retired broadcaster Bob Smith join The Morning Panel to discuss the Ontario election campaign.

Lawyer and chair of the London Transit Commission Stephanie Marentette and retired broadcaster Bob Smith join The Morning Panel to discuss the Ontario election campaign.

Kids Help Phone says in 2024, nearly 45 per cent of the counselling and texting conversations they had across the country about suicide among kids 13 and under came from Ontario. Emma Beaudoin, Bilingual Manager of Texting Service at Kids Help Phone, joins The Morning Show.

Londoners are set to vote in the provincial election today, do you know who you're voting for?

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The arrival of the Hard Rock Hotel in London, the impact of U.S. tariffs on the agri-food sector and Londoners happiness levels are all on the agenda for today's podcast.

How happy are Londoners? According to Stats Canada, pretty happy.

The Hard Rock Hotel in London is now accepting reservations. What is the outlook for tourism in London at the moment? Cheryl Finn, general manager for Tourism London, joins The Morning Show.

A new RBC report says Canada has become too reliant on the U.S. It says the Canadian agriculture industry needs to expand its international exports to protect itself against U.S. tariffs and hold its own against global competitors. Rob Flack, Progressive Conservative candidate for Elgin-Middlesex-London, joins The Morning Show.