Taz & Jim check in from the heart of the action in Port Dover as thousands of bikers roll into town for the Friday the 13th rally

We explore the serious — and often misunderstood — consequences of chronic cannabis use in young people

A look at the big weekend events in London, including the Children’s Festival, London Beer Fest, and a pair of Majors home games

In this edition of 980 Explains, we break down the surprising history behind a day dedicated to dads

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From city hall to Olympic swimming to AI-fueled misinformation—today’s show covers the issues shaping London and beyond

We dig into the growing threat of AI-generated misinformation and just how real fake videos have become

A new poll shows most Canadians plan to stay in the country this summer—and London is ready to welcome them

London’s budget target just got more achievable, thanks to a boost from Queen’s Park

McIntosh continues to rewrite the record books, adding yet another world-best time to her incredible streak

Our reliance on GPS has reached new levels, raising questions about what we've forgotten in the age of smart navigation

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From the push to keep taxes under 5% to a rally against Trump-style politics—here’s what’s happening in London today

Gena Brumitt and Clark Bryan explain why they’re calling on Londoners to stand up for democracy

Mike Macaulay from the City of London talks about plans to revitalize downtown and how to get involved

Cross-border travel continues to cool as new numbers show another decline

A new survey shows just how little time we have to ourselves and what we’d give to get more

London city council could be closing in on its tax target, and Ward 6’s Sam Trosow explains how

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Today's show: grandma baby showers, a walk for Jesse, and the first of many candid conversations with London’s police chief

The panel looks at John Davidson’s emotional walk and the political impact of PM Mark Carney’s commitment to meet NATO’s defence spending target

John Davidson is walking from St. Thomas to London to mark 30 years since the start of Jesse’s Journey, the cross-country fundraiser inspired by his son

In the first of a new monthly series, London Police Chief Thai Truong discusses the city’s open-air drug strategy, improving community trust, and the rules around officer suspensions without pay

A tense exchange at city hall sees Councillor Susan Stevenson clash with the Unity Project over a public request for funding updates

A new baby trend is catching on — grandmothers-to-be are now being celebrated with their own “grandma showers”