The panel weighs in on whether London should move to weekly garbage pickup and how partisan Canada really is compared to other nations

A growing number of companies are asking employees to go shoeless at work to encourage comfort and collaboration

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We break down Trump’s latest moves, Ford’s crime camera plan, a border tech meltdown, and the AI “actress” shaking up Hollywood

U.S. President Donald Trump is again threatening tariffs on foreign films — we ask what it could mean for London’s growing film scene

President Trump has again referred to Canada as America’s “51st state” — we talk about his comments and what’s behind them

Premier Doug Ford says cities can choose whether to install cameras to fight crime — so why not let them decide on speed cameras too?

The Canadian Trucking Alliance says ongoing border tech issues are costing drivers and the economy valuable time and money

Equifax Canada says credit card fraud jumped nearly 70% in a year — we find out what’s driving the trend

The rise of AI performers like Tilly Norwood is sparking a major debate about the future of acting and authenticity in film

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Today’s show covers everything from how to discuss Canada’s painful past with your children to debates over heat relief and generational quirks behind the wheel

We discuss ways to help children understand the history and importance of Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

The panel discusses whether a surge in tariffs and strained U.S.-Canada relations will lead to lasting change in how Canadians spend

A proposed bylaw would limit indoor temperatures for rentals with air conditioning — but critics say it leaves out the people who need relief the most

Gen Z prefers quiet while Gen X turns up the music — we explore how different generations flirt, date, and drive

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Today’s episode covers Ontario’s speed camera ban, Western’s homecoming party, Canada Post’s financial troubles, TikTok’s privacy failings, and a big win for the Blue Jays

London Mayor Josh Morgan weighs in on Ontario’s move to ban speed cameras, the city’s winter homelessness plan, and how London’s strategy on homelessness is working—despite a growing crisis

Western’s unsanctioned homecoming party drew thousands with no major incidents, as London explores updates to its overnight parking ban and considers allowing pet waste in the green bin program

Carleton University’s Ian Lee explains how the Canada Post strike underscores deep financial troubles and raises questions about the future of Canada’s postal service

Tech analyst Carmi Levy breaks down a report from privacy commissioners that found TikTok is failing to protect kids and collecting more data than most Canadians realize

The Toronto Blue Jays celebrate their first AL East title since 2015, while the London Knights remain winless and the Nationals continue their perfect start

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Mike Stubbs previews Knights action, we dig into London’s recycling shift, and highlight an important performance at Western