The London Transit Commission says smart card readers are now being used on the paratransit fleet in London but the online booking system isn't up and running yet. Accessibility advocate Jeff Preston joins The Morning Show.

Do you need a hearing aid? Do you know someone who does? Bentley Hearing Services Hear for the Holidays initiative is back for another year. Barb Bentley from Bentley Hearing Services joins The Morning Show.

Ontario presented its fall economic update, and it includes a dramatically lower deficit projection for next year. Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy joins The Morning Show.

City councillors are pushing back on a staff recommendation to drastically reduce the 'buffer zone' between and residential properties and homeless encampments. Abe Oudshoorn, associate professor in the school of nursing at Western University and managing editor of the International Journal on Homelessness, joins The Morning Show.

The Canadian Medical Association is calling for employers to stop asking for sick notes. Dr. Mario Elia, family doctor in London, joins The Morning Show.

A London family is raising money for the humane society with an elaborate Halloween display, something they've been doing for 20 years. Kim Style joins The Morning Show.

A new report from city staff recommends allowing homeless camps closer to homes and apartments. Ward 4 Councillor Susan Stevenson joins The Morning Show.

It's budget season at London city hall. Mayor Josh Morgan joins The Morning Show to talk about the budget pressures facing the city in 2025.

23andMe could go bankrupt, should Londoners be deleting their data? Is there time? Carmi Levy, London-based tech analyst, joins The Morning Show.

Suspension rates are up at the Thames Valley District School Board. Bill Tucker, interim education director for TVDSB, joins The Morning Show.

A new report from the CFIB says 40% of Ontario small businesses have had a direct experience with crime in the past year. Julie Kwiecinski, CFIB's director of provincial affairs for Ontario, joins The Morning Show.

Do you have your costume for Halloween? Rose McCulloch, co-owner of McCulloch's Costume and Party Supplies, joins The Morning Show.

An event will be held in London today focusing on the Right to Repair movement. What is it? Anthony Rosborough, Assistant Professor of Law and Computer Science at Dalhousie University, joins The Morning Show.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced a massive drop in Canada's Immigration targets. Victoria Esses, professor of psychology at Western University and the director of the Centre for Research on Migration and Ethnic Relations, joins The Morning Show.

Residents of South Bruce are voting in a referendum this week over whether or not to become the new home of a nuclear waste storage site. Mark Goetz, South Bruce Mayor, joins The Morning Show.

Questions are swirling about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's future as leader of the federal Liberals ahead of today's caucus meeting. Peter Fragiskatos, London North Centre Liberal MP, joins The Morning Show.

The Hyde Park BIA could be about to grow in a big way. Donna Szpakowski, CEO and GM of the Hyde Park BIA, joins The Morning Show.

A new report has found there was an alarming rise in new HIV and sexually transmitted infections among Canadians 18 to 24. Gerson Scheidweiler, executive advisor at LetsStopAids, joins Devon to discuss.

London is currently working on the Mobility Master Plan. This is the plan that will serve as a roadmap for improving transportation and mobility in the city. Ward 9 Councillor Anna Hopkins, chair of the civic works committee, joins Devon to discuss.

Ontario Big City Mayor's are calling on the province to do more when it comes to homeless encampments and mental health in the province. Mayor Josh Morgan joins The Morning Show to discuss.

A nationwide rally will be held on today to raise awareness and advocate for the end of violence toward women and children. Megan Walker, former executive director of the London Abused Women's Centre, joins The Morning Show.

Months after London city council approved a historic $672 million budget for London Police, they're giving some of the money back. $850,000 from reserves to help alleviate the burden to the taxpayer next in 2025. Ali Chahbar, chair of the London Police Services Board, joins The Morning Show.

The curtain has gone up on a new season at the Grand Theatre. Rachel Peake, Artistic Director of the Grand Theatre, joins The Morning Show.

Women in their 40s can now book a mammogram in Ontario without needing a doctor's referral. Hillary Buchan-Terrell is an Advocacy Manager for Ontario for the Canadian Cancer Society, joins The Morning Show.

The Forest City Film Festival starts this weekend and this year's edition will be an especially fun one. Hollywood legend, and London native, Victor Garber will be honoured with a lifetime achievement award. Dorothy Downs, founder & Executive Director of the Forest City Film Festival and Matthew Downs, the programming director, join The Morning Show.