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Today’s Morning Show Podcast covers shifting public priorities, school anxiety, London’s self-image, Doug Ford’s stunts, and the “Great Lock-In” trend

Western University’s Colin King shares strategies for parents supporting children who struggle with anxiety when returning to school

A new poll shows the rising cost of living is the country’s number one issue, with U.S. tariffs sliding to fourth on the list

A viral Reddit post praising London sparks debate on whether residents should focus more on celebrating what’s good about their city

A growing trend sees people starting fresh goals after Labour Day instead of waiting until New Year’s

Organizer Andrew Kitt previews this year’s convention, promising two days of pop culture, cosplay, and celebrity guests

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From classroom changes to Crown Royal drama, today’s episode covers the biggest stories shaping Ontario

Bill Tucker explains how provincial supervision and financial strain are shaping the new school year

Ontario’s premier makes a splashy statement against the whisky maker’s decision to shut down its bottling plan

Colin D’Mello breaks down a new survey of municipal leaders raising alarms about blurred political lines

Founder Margaret Coons shares how the local plant-based company has gone from startup to success story

From intuition to prayer, 70% say vibes matter more than logic when life choices get tough

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Today’s episode covers rising traffic dangers near schools, misleading maple leaf branding, and our Tuesday panel on speeding and school safety

A new CAA survey finds 63% of parents consider their child’s school zone unsafe, with congestion and risky driving behaviours on the rise

Murray Faulkner and Roger Caranci discuss whether trustees should return London’s approach to speeding concerns, including whether more investment in photo radar is needed

The CFIA says 12 cases of misleading Canadian branding were identified, but no penalties were issued

Today marks the busiest call day of the year for many companies as “Telephone Tuesday” kicks in

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Today we cover OPP safety warnings, new costs for Canadian businesses, social media rules for kids, and a London Knights season preview

With 214 fatalities on OPP-patrolled roads this year, officers are cracking down on speeding, impairment, and distracted driving

The U.S. has scrapped its de minimis exemption, meaning Canadian small businesses now face higher costs to ship south of the border

A parental advocacy group is calling for rules to block children from accessing social platforms, citing safety and mental health