CEO Sara Austin discusses a new report that identifies online harms as the top threat facing children in Canada

Retail analyst Bruce Winder explains why adding housing, entertainment and services is helping bring new life to shopping malls

A researcher at Anthropic says some experts believe advanced artificial intelligence could pose an existential threat to humanity within 10 years

A look at which Canadian industries would feel the biggest impact if Donald Trump follows through on proposed restrictions targeting alcohol and dairy

Sportsnet is introducing a premium subscription fee for viewers who want access to Monday night NHL broadcasts

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City hall considers tougher rules for vacant buildings and dangerous dogs, Skylar Franke discusses problem properties, London's centre-running bus lanes open, Dr. Marcia Sirota examines the toll of cellphone enforcement on teachers, Jeff Wilson rides 450 kilometres for MADD Canada and Oreogate sparks a school lunch debate

Jeff Wilson is cycling 450 kilometres from Emsdale to Dorchester for MADD Canada, eight years after his brother and niece were killed by a drunk driver

Ward 11 Councillor Skylar Franke discusses why she wants London to take a more proactive approach to vacant buildings that repeatedly create safety concerns

London politicians are moving ahead with reviews that could lead to tougher rules for problem vacant buildings and dogs involved in serious or repeated attacks

Most Canadians support keeping cellphones out of classrooms, but Dr. Marcia Sirota explains why enforcing the rules can create additional stress for teachers

London's first centre-running bus lanes are officially open as the city reaches another milestone in its rapid transit project

We get into Oreogate after a push to keep the popular cookies out of school lunches set off a debate about parents, schools and kids' food

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We cover what families need to know as students return to class, discuss Ontario’s education overhaul with Paris Semansky, examine Mayor Josh Morgan’s re-election platform, explore job opportunities for Londoners over 55 with Karen Steinmann, debate Canada’s counter tariffs and a possible London dangerous dog registry with Murray Faulkner and John Fyfe-Millar, and hear Steph Curry remember playing basketball in London as a youngster

Mayor Josh Morgan has unveiled his re-election platform, outlining the priorities he says will guide London if voters give him another term

Murray Faulkner and John Fyfe-Millar debate Canada’s counter tariffs on the United States and whether London should create a registry for dangerous dogs

Paris Semansky from People for Education joins us to explain the sweeping changes Ontario students will encounter in the classroom this year

Students are heading back to class across London with new routines, curriculum changes and plenty for families to keep track of as the school year begins

Over55 Skills at Work executive director Karen Steinmann joins us to discuss employment opportunities for older workers

NBA superstar Steph Curry recalls coming to London to play in a basketball tournament during his youth

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Today's podcast looks at small businesses struggling with the Canada-U.S. trade war, VIA Rail cars returning to Canadian production, rising back-to-school demand at Kids Help Phone, the health effects of climate change and El Niño, growing belief in aliens amid increased UFO coverage and what's happening in London this weekend

Looking for weekend plans? We highlight some of the things to see and do across London over the next few days

Ryan Mallough of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business explains why some small businesses say they may not remain financially viable if the Canada-U.S. trade war continues