Mayor Josh Morgan discusses a proposal that could cut development charges on new housing projects by as much as 50 per cent

London Hydro is investigating a data security incident that may have exposed personal information connected to some customer accounts

Kate Kaikkonen from Stoneybrook for Community-First Development weighs in on whether London should return to a one-to-one parking requirement for new residential developments

Criminal defence lawyer Nick Cake joins the show to discuss the federal government's new bail and sentencing legislation

We look at the benefits and potential privacy concerns that come with giving DNA testing kits as gifts

What happened on this day in history?

Today's podcast features Canada's first-ever World Cup victory, a cross-border push for better passenger rail service, downtown development discussions, a new program supporting young families and Day 15 of the Bicentennial Battle

Mayor Josh Morgan discussed growing support from Ontario and Michigan leaders for major passenger rail improvements connecting Toronto, Windsor and Detroit

Day 15 of the 980 CFPL Bicentennial Battle featured a showdown between brewing pioneer John Labatt and bandleader Guy Lombardo

Canada earned its first-ever World Cup win with a dominant 6-0 victory over Qatar, marking a milestone moment for the national program

Andrea Topham explained how the new Common Ground program will help young parents and children learn about growing, harvesting and preparing food

Ward 6 Councillor Sam Trosow shared his thoughts on London's new downtown master plan and the priorities that should guide future investment

What happened on this day in history?

Canada looks for its first World Cup win against Qatar while London considers cutting development charges, the panel debates the downtown master plan, tanning makes a comeback and the Bicentennial Battle heads into the final four

Canada takes on Qatar in Vancouver today looking to secure the men's national team's first victory in World Cup history

Maureen Cassidy and Carol Dyck discuss whether London's new downtown master plan is the right blueprint for revitalizing the city's core

Frederick Banting has secured a place in the final four and now voters will decide whether Victor Garber or Loud Luxury joins him

London could reduce development charges on new housing projects by up to 50 per cent as it pursues a share of a multi-billion dollar housing fund

A growing number of people are embracing tanning once again even as health experts continue to warn about the dangers of UV exposure

What happened on this day in history?

London's new downtown master plan moves forward, Vicki Smith discusses the vision for the core, Stephanie Marentette launches a Ward 6 council campaign, Justine Turner explores the history of The Meeting Tree and Day 13 of the Bicentennial Battle begins while Hockey Night in Canada is over

Justine Turner discusses the significance of The Meeting Tree and its place in London's Black history

Former London Transit Commission chair Stephanie Marentette discusses her decision to run for city council in Ward 6

Vicki Smith explains how a new 10-year master plan could reshape downtown London through housing, public space and riverfront improvements

Politicians have endorsed a long-term plan aimed at transforming London's downtown and riverfront over the next decade