On the weekly panel, Murray Faulkner and Roger Caranci debate which local issues didn’t get enough attention in 2025 and where London must focus its energy in 2026

Doug Ford pushes back on the idea of selling U.S. alcohol in Ontario, saying the logistics are far more complicated than they sound

A new report shows only 18 per cent of adults made a New Year’s resolution for 2025, and most didn’t stick with it for long

A new poll from RBC suggests many Canadian parents may be underestimating how expensive it is to raise a family

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Western University associate professor Abe Oudshoorn joined us to discuss municipalities calling on the province to step up its response to homelessness

Diana Martin from Kids Help Phone joined us to talk about how the end-of-year season can bring a wide range of emotions for young people across Canada

Dr. Anthony Tang, cardiologist at London Health Sciences Centre, joined us to explain a groundbreaking procedure using radiation to treat a heart condition

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We break down a major political shift in Ottawa, winter road safety concerns after hundreds of crashes, Australia’s teen social media ban, the latest from the London Knights, and a surprising holiday trend

Conservative MP Michael Ma has announced he is leaving his party to sit with the federal Liberals, shifting the balance of power in Ottawa

OPP Sgt. Ed Sanchuk joined us to discuss winter road safety after officers responded to hundreds of crashes over a two-day stretch

Christopher Dietzel from Western University’s GEMS Lab joined us to discuss Australia’s decision to ban social media use for teens under 16

Mike Stubbs joined us to break down the London Knights’ loss to the Niagara IceDogs and preview upcoming games against Saginaw and Brantford

A new look at holiday habits shows one in seven people now put up more than one Christmas tree in their home

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Today’s episode features discussions on gun violence, municipal calls for a state of emergency, London Hydro’s new plans, and Canada’s top Google searches of the year

Chief Truong discusses recent gun violence in London and the steps police are taking to curb it

CEO Ysni Semsedini details the next steps in creating an affiliate company under London Hydro

Councillor Corrine Rahman explains why London is supporting a call for Ontario to declare a state of emergency

A closer look at how municipalities trying to out-recruit each other for family doctors is making shortages worse

Andrea Hannen discusses the new provincial fund created after a fatal daycare crash and what it’s intended to address

We break down the most-searched topics of 2025 and what they say about the year Canadians experienced

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Today’s episode covers London’s record 29 shootings, a proposed $10K weeping tile requirement, big-city calls for a homelessness emergency, family doctor pressures, and a donation honouring Catherine Brown