London's director of construction and infrastructure services explains what drivers can expect as Wellington Gateway enters its final stage

Downtown London is once again encouraging residents to explore local restaurants as the Patio Trail returns for another season

We examine whether London's current city hall still meets the city's needs or if it's time to consider a new municipal headquarters

Major changes to Ontario auto insurance policies mean some accident benefits will soon become optional coverage

We look at the viral Puerto Rico song making headlines after it was revealed to have been created using artificial intelligence

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Today on The Morning Show Podcast we discuss city hall's support for governance changes involving the London Transit Commission, speak with former commissioner Jacqueline Madden about London's transit future, hear from Tim Hortons on plans to hire 10,000 local workers, get motorcycle safety advice from Fanshawe instructor Michael Harrison, examine the CFL's new media deal and reveal the listener-selected wild card entries for the 980 CFPL Bicentennial Battle

980 CFPL listeners have chosen the final wild card entries that will compete when the Bicentennial Battle officially begins on Monday

Duncan Fulton from Tim Hortons discusses plans to hire 10,000 local workers while reducing the company's reliance on the Temporary Foreign Worker program

Former London Transit commissioner Jacqueline Madden discusses a governance review that recommends keeping the transit agency independent while improving accountability and oversight

Michael Harrison from Fanshawe College explains why the first few weeks of motorcycle season can be especially dangerous for both riders and drivers

London politicians have endorsed a series of recommendations designed to improve communication, accountability and oversight between city hall and the London Transit Commission

The CFL has secured a new six-year broadcast and streaming agreement, but questions remain about how many fans will be willing to pay for additional streaming services

A growing number of Gen Z workers are stepping away from traditional career paths and taking extended breaks known as mini retirements to focus on travel, personal goals and mental well-being

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Today on The Morning Show Podcast we preview a major meeting at London city hall involving the future of the city hall rebuild project, speak with Patrick Gill from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce about concerns London is falling behind on trade diversification, hear from Elliot Silverstein with CAA about evolving and increasingly aggressive auto theft tactics, chat with Cody Jansma from Special Olympics Ontario and discuss two annual London Canada Day events dropping fireworks displays

London politicians are preparing for a major committee meeting focused on the future of the city hall rebuild project, rising heating replacement costs tied to Enwave and a governance review involving the London Transit Commission

Elliot Silverstein from CAA South Central Ontario discusses new warnings about auto thieves using distraction techniques and technology to target drivers in parking lots and busy public spaces

Cody Jansma from Special Olympics Ontario talks about London hosting more than 1,100 athletes coaches and educators for the 2026 School Championships

Patrick Gill from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce Business Data Lab explains why a new report suggests London is lagging behind other cities when it comes to expanding and diversifying trade opportunities

Two annual Canada Day celebrations in London will move ahead this year without fireworks displays as organizers make changes to the events

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Today's edition of The Morning Show Podcast features incoming TVDSB CEO Kevin Auckland, a new report warning London is falling behind on trade diversification, CFIB concerns about alcohol sales restrictions, a governance review involving the London Transit Commission and a look at why Canadians are cutting back on summer travel alongside 980 CFPL's search for London's most outstanding person

Incoming Thames Valley District School Board CEO Kevin Auckland discusses stepping into the role and the issues he plans to focus on first

CFIB vice-president Ryan Mallough says provinces are falling behind on commitments to make it easier to buy and ship alcohol across Canada