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Today’s episode covers Carney’s latest White House visit, free parking plans in Old East Village, a debate on municipal control of schools, and the surprising number of people dating AI chatbots

Prime Minister Mark Carney met with U.S. President Donald Trump for a second time, taking a more diplomatic approach aimed at softening relations

Oxford County Warden Marcus Ryan is asking whether local governments should have a say in how schools are run

Old East Village BIA executive director Kevin Morrison says a free parking pilot could help attract more shoppers to the neighbourhood

Western engineering professor Reza Najafi breaks down what hydroclimatic extremes mean — and how they could impact communities

A new study reveals nearly one in three people say they’ve had an intimate or romantic relationship with an AI chatbot

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Prime Minister Mark Carney’s second Oval Office meeting with Donald Trump, a look at London’s proposed council pay raise, and how Canadians plan to celebrate Halloween

A city task force is recommending London councillors — but not the mayor — get a major pay bump, sparking debate over pay, performance, and accountability

Power Corporation Fellow Mahmood Nanji breaks down what’s at stake in today’s Washington meeting between Prime Minister Carney and President Trump

Prime Minister Mark Carney met again with U.S. President Donald Trump today as American tariffs continue to hit key Canadian industries

A new Halloween survey shows while most adults plan to join the fun, less than 40% will wear a costume — though candy, pumpkins, and decorations remain popular

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Mayor Josh Morgan joined the show to discuss London’s growing budget surplus, the city’s approach to Western’s homecoming policing costs, and his micro-modular housing initiative

The Blue Jays dominated the Yankees over the weekend, highlighted by Vlad Guerrero Jr.’s grand slam and Trey Yesavage’s standout pitching

The Socktober Sisters are once again proving that small acts — and warm socks — can make a big difference for London’s homeless community

Premier Doug Ford’s threat to ban Diageo products over job cuts in Amherstburg may show support for workers — but the province’s larger jobs problem can’t be ignored

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The drug, sold under the brand name Agamree, offers new hope for children and families fighting this devastating disease

From playoff baseball to packed streets and new medical breakthroughs, we cover the biggest stories making headlines in London and beyond

Toronto knows its opponent for the ALDS — the New York Yankees — and fans can score free tickets to the first two home games in Toronto

Mike Stubbs joined us to talk about the Knights’ early struggles and how slow starts aren’t unusual when new rosters are taking shape

Police say 911 calls nearly doubled as 15,000 to 18,000 people filled the streets around Western University during homecoming weekend

Andrea Hannen joined us to discuss the auditor general’s warning that Ontario isn’t meeting its child care goals on affordability, spaces, or staffing