Doug Ford promises an animal testing ban and delivers $12 million for London housing, while the Tuesday Panel and special guests tackle tariffs, child care, and more

Premier Doug Ford says he will move to ban animal testing on dogs and cats, calling them family members

The panel debates if Canada is still “elbows up” and whether retaliatory tariffs are the right move

We look at how “maple washing” confuses consumers trying to buy Canadian products

A new report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives shows London near the bottom of the country for affordable child care

The Blue Jays have a 99.7% chance of making the postseason and sit fourth in World Series odds

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Mayor Morgan on housing, CFIB on tariffs, a train-hopping video, Blackfriars Bridge turning 150, and tipping culture

London’s mayor reflects on last week’s AMO conference, where housing was the top priority for municipalities

Christina Santini explains why small businesses welcome the removal of tariffs and what Ottawa should do next

We look at products that are now cheaper after Canada ended retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods

A shocking video shows a man leaping onto a train at Richmond and Piccadilly, sparking safety concerns

John Fyfe-Millar previews Sunday’s Blackfriars Bridge Bash marking the historic bridge’s milestone anniversary

A new survey suggests Gen Z is pushing back against being asked to tip in unexpected places

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From protecting your flight to protecting your pets, today’s show covers Air Canada disruptions, product labelling, and London’s pet festival

Ontario’s premier takes aim at Campbell’s soup labels and calls for clear markings to help shoppers buy Canadian

Air passenger rights advocate Gabor Lukacs explains what travellers should do if Air Canada flights are cancelled or delayed

The CFIB says the province’s $1-billion program may fall short of meeting the needs of smaller businesses hit by tariffs

A controversial township ordinance punishes parents if their children repeatedly cause trouble in public

The popular pet festival returns to the Plunkett Estate with adoption opportunities and attractions for animal lovers

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Today’s show moves from primary care expansion to snow plow performance, with politics and road safety in between

Thames Valley Family Health Team will use the funding to connect thousands more residents with family doctors and nurse practitioners

John Fyfe-Millar and Bob Smith discuss a proposed council code of conduct, provincial rules on councillor removal, and hospital parking fees