The Ford government has pledged to connect all Ontarians with a primary care provider, but progress remains uneven across the province

Over 55 Skills at Work London is launching a recruitment drive aimed at entrepreneurs aged 55 and over

Canadians are increasingly frustrated with constant tip and donation prompts in everyday transactions

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Today’s podcast covers London’s unemployment rate, economic growth, online voting, rail service, population shifts, dementia awareness, social media policy, and a new local festival

London Mayor Josh Morgan discusses rising unemployment, strategies to grow the local economy, and whether online voting could boost engagement

The London Chamber of Commerce is supporting calls for improved passenger rail service to and from the Forest City

St. Thomas is ranking near the top of a list of cities people are moving to in Ontario

London Chamber CEO Graham Henderson discusses improved rail service and how city hall can help grow the local economy

Canada is not considering a ban on X despite international backlash over deepfake content

Dr. Jennifer Ingram discusses Alzheimer’s Awareness Month and how Ontario can prepare for a sharp rise in dementia cases

The first-ever Taste Ex at Western Fair is being called a success after its debut weekend

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Today’s podcast covers alcohol and health, youth screen time, cybercrime fallout for a local BIA, provincial politics, and workplace satisfaction

A conversation with Dr. Alex Summers, medical officer of health for Middlesex-London Health Unit, about a campaign encouraging people to drink less and rethink alcohol’s impact on their health

The Hamilton Road BIA is cutting its budget after losing $111,000 in a phishing scam last year

A look at how Rogers has launched a national program aimed at reducing excessive screen time among young people

A look at worker satisfaction in Canada and how much time employees are spending in meetings.

An interview with Mike Schreiner, leader of the Ontario Green Party, ahead of visits to Ingersoll and St. Thomas

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Today’s podcast covers a deadly ICE shooting in Minneapolis, Canada’s lack of civil defence planning compared to Sweden, online voting concerns in Ontario, and what may be next for CAMI Ingersoll and Canadian auto jobs

An eyewitness account provides a detailed, moment-by-moment description of a deadly Minneapolis shooting involving an ICE agent and a local resident

The panel debated whether Canada should follow Sweden’s lead on civil defence preparedness amid global instability and whether Ontario needs provincial standards as more municipalities adopt online voting

We looked at what could be next for CAMI Ingersoll and how the federal government may use submarine procurement deals to attract new auto-sector investment

Devon spoke with Ivey Business School professor Andreas Schotter about Prime Minister Mark Carney’s upcoming trip to China and what it could mean for trade relations