Wildfire smoke pushed London's air quality to dangerous levels, leading to the cancellation of outdoor recreation programs and an early end to Rock the Park's opening night

Juan joins the show with an update on how his first week of training for the Fight to End charity boxing event has gone

Jared Zaifman and Mike Donachie discuss city hall's effort to steer a major employer downtown and whether Canada should finally stop changing the clocks

Julie Kwiecinski from the CFIB discusses why governments are earning stronger grades on internal trade and where barriers still remain

We examine a growing cyclospora outbreak in Michigan, what causes the illness and whether Canadians should be concerned

The Ontario government is proposing to eliminate hotel expense claims for MPPs who live in and around Toronto

What happened on this day in history?

We cover the delayed decision on the Westmount Commons office expansion, speak with Sarah Campbell about delayed federal funding and London's winter homelessness plan, get a Village SoHo housing update from Greg Playford, examine whether Ontario could follow the U.S. on permanent daylight saving time, discuss the growing cost of Ontario's U.S. alcohol ban with Michael Armstrong, and look at why more people are stepping back from social media

London's planning committee has deferred a decision on a proposed office expansion at Westmount Commons as politicians weigh the future of downtown office space and local jobs

Ark Aid Executive Director Sarah Campbell discusses delayed federal funding and what it could mean for homelessness services in London

Greg Playford discusses the completion of four of the five rental buildings at Village SoHo and what the project means for housing in London

A look at whether Ontario could follow the United States after Congress voted in favour of making daylight saving time permanent

Michael Armstrong explains why Ontario's decision to pull U.S. alcohol from LCBO shelves is becoming increasingly expensive

A new survey suggests many people are growing tired of social media and are posting less than they did in the past

What happened on this day in history?

Dr. Anna Gunz explains the health dangers of London's extreme heat warning before we break down City Hall's latest decisions on special constables and winter homelessness, examine Ontario's $8 million bill to store banned U.S. alcohol, look at why Canadians are slowly returning to the U.S., and wrap up with John Fyfe-Millar and Ryan Gauss discussing London's big city challenges and the Gordie Howe International Bridge's impact on CUSMA

Dr. Anna Gunz explains how prolonged extreme heat impacts the body, who is most at risk and what people can do to stay safe as London endures a near-record heat wave

London politicians move forward with plans for a city special constable service while approving a new $5.7 million winter homelessness response that would provide hundreds of shelter and warming spaces

Our weekly panel explores London's growth challenges and how the new Gordie Howe International Bridge may influence Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade talks

Ontario has now spent $8 million storing American alcohol removed from LCBO shelves, with millions more in product already expiring

New figures show Canadians are making more trips to the U.S., but travel remains well below where it was before trade tensions reshaped vacation plans

What happened on this day in history?

Heavy police presence at Sunfest, a preview of a busy week at city hall, Mayor Josh Morgan on winter shelters and special constables, the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, London's troubling job numbers, Wortley Village crosswalk safety improvements and United Airlines' window seat lawsuit.

We look at why police maintained a significant presence at Victoria Park as Sunfest came to a close on Sunday

We preview a busy week at London City Hall, including a proposed overhaul of the city's winter homelessness response