A major water main break closed Huron and Highbury while city politicians backed a study on protecting tenants and debated development near Westminster Ponds

Dan Cameron with Advocates for Calmer Traffic in Old North explains efforts to address speeding and safety concerns in the neighbourhood

Western University’s Abe Oudshoorn discusses new supportive housing units and proposed funding aimed at helping homeless outreach agencies in London

A new study suggests taking a break from screens for just two weeks can significantly improve focus and reduce anxiety

What happened on this day in history?

Today’s show covers the Liberals securing a majority, London’s response to homelessness and housing pressures, new policing technology, a panel on federal and provincial politics, and a practical look at improving your Service Ontario visit

Prime Minister Mark Carney now has the numbers to form a majority government after three byelection wins boosted Liberal seat count in the House of Commons

519 Pursuit’s Allison DeBlaire discusses how temporary city funding will help maintain critical outreach services amid uncertainty

London politicians are proposing funding to keep outreach services running while also preparing to intervene at a housing co-op facing financial and safety challenges

London police are adopting new technology to support officers in the field and enhance how information is collected and analyzed

Murray Faulkner and Roger Caranci discuss what a Liberal majority means for Canada and examine Ontario’s education reforms that stop short of eliminating trustees

From timing to preparation, simple steps can help make a Service Ontario trip faster and less frustrating

The province is proposing changes that would reduce the role of school board trustees while keeping the positions in place

What happened on this day in history?

Today’s show features Mayor Josh Morgan on Jeremy Hansen, IKEA, unemployment and Enwave, Jo-Dee Phoenix on the Tolpuddle Housing Co-op, tax tips from Gerry Vittoratos, an update on Artemis II and a documentary about a sperm donor with 60 children

Mayor Josh Morgan discusses Jeremy Hansen’s return from space, the possibility of IKEA coming to the city, rising unemployment and negotiations with Enwave

Jo-Dee Phoenix explains how London is preparing to stabilize the troubled Tolpuddle Housing Co-op and support residents

A look at the Artemis II mission and Jeremy Hansen’s first public comments since returning from space

Tax specialist Gerry Vittoratos breaks down key information for filing taxes ahead of the end-of-month deadline

A new documentary tells the story of a sperm donor who has connected with 60 of his biological children

What happened on this day in history?

We cover the final stretch of Artemis II with Jeremy Hansen, IKEA’s new store at White Oaks Mall, London’s Downtown Response Team, new details on school board supervisor costs and a record year for births at LHSC

Neuroscientist Samantha Yammine breaks down what’s ahead as Jeremy Hansen and the Artemis II crew approach the final leg of their mission around the moon

Newly released invoices show the province’s appointed supervisor for the Thames Valley District School Board billed close to 240 thousand dollars over six months

Children’s Hospital’s Shannon Maier discusses a record-breaking year with more than 6,600 babies born at LHSC in 2025