Economic development and a ring road are on the agenda for this week's interview with Mayor Josh Morgan.

The Liberals are widening their lead over the Conservatives as all parties lock in their candidates for the election

An effort to provide supportive housing in London has gotten a boost while officials look for ways to build more affordable housing. Diane Silva, President and CEO of London Community Foundation, joins The Morning Show

A London man has started a Boycott USA Buy Canadian campaign. What does he hope to achieve with it? Randy Young joins The Morning Show

Vladimir Guerrero Jr is about to sign a $500 million contract with the Toronto Blue Jays

Alex Ovechkin made NHL history on Sunday

The London Knights, Canada's response to Donald Trump, a drop in home sales and American doctors moving to Canada are all featured on today's show

The London Knights are moving onto the second round of the playoffs. Mike Stubbs, voice of the London Knights and host of London Live weekdays on 980 CFPL, joins The Morning Show

Uncertainty from U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs could be having an a negative impact on London's housing market. According to LSTAR, there were 508 sales last month, down 33% from last March. Dale Marsh, chair of the London and St. Thomas Association of Realtors, joins The Morning Show

Canada is imposing counter-tariffs that will match U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs on vehicles while trying to incentivize automakers to stay put and promising more aid for auto workers

Is the Buy Canadian theme we have right now a movement or a moment? What are craft brewers doing to help build a stronger country? Gavin Anderson, founder of Anderson Craft Ales, joins The Morning Show

As the reality of Donald Trump's America becomes clearer, a growing number of doctors are looking to move north. What could this mean for London?

Micro-retirements are becoming more popular. Would you take one? Could you afford to?

London's response to Trump's tariffs, massive cuts at Fanshawe College and the Thursday Panel are all on today's show

The fallout is beginning in Canada over sweeping new tariffs announced yesterday by U-S President Donald Trump. Mayor Josh Morgan met with his London Economic Response Team yesterday and issued two strong mayor directions following the meeting. Mayor Morgan joins The Morning Show

Fanshawe College has announced it is suspending 40 programs this fall. What do these program suspensions mean for layoffs? Fanshawe College President Peter Devlin joins The Morning Show

Canada wasn't included on the list of countries impacted by global tariffs from the U.S., but that doesn't mean we're out of the woods

Political consultant Nathan Caranci and former London city councillor John Fyfe-Millar join The Morning Panel to discuss the latest round of tariffs from the U.S. and Fanshawe College's program cuts

Political consultant Nathan Caranci and former London city councillor John Fyfe-Millar join The Morning Panel to discuss the latest round of tariffs from the U.S. and Fanshawe College's program cuts

If you want to sum up 2025 so far in one story, look no further than Portland

Funding for homelessness drop-in services, London Transit, the Ask for Angela campaign, tariffs and the fallout from April Fool's will all be discussed on today's show

As U.S. President Donald Trump prepares to unveil his so-called ``liberation day'' plan to hit multiple countries with tariffs, it's still not clear whether a temporary pause on separate economywide duties on Canada will be lifted. What could the impact be locally? Brian Petrie, mayor of Ingersoll, joins The Morning Show

London city council has voted to dissolve the transit commission. Sheryl Rooth, former member of the London Transit Commission, joins The Morning Show

The London Abused Women’s Centre has launched the 'Ask for Angela' program at Loblaws stores to help women at risk of intimate partner violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. Jennifer Dunn, executive director of the London Abused Women's Centre, joins The Morning Show

London city politicians held a lengthy, and at times emotional, debate on Tuesday as they talked about homelessness, London Transit and a ring road