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The London Knights, the U.S.-Canada trade war, health care for Black Londoners and new food at the Rogers Centre are on the agenda for today's show.

The London Knights start the playoffs tonight against the Owen Sound Attack at Canada Life Place. Mike Stubbs, voice of the London Knights, joins The Morning Show

What are Liberal leader Mark Carney and Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre saying about Donald Trump?

The Canadian auto industry is sounding the alarm about U-S President Donald Trump's latest tariff announcement. How will London be impacted by tariffs? Ricardo Chejfec, lead data analyst at the Institute for Research on Public Policy, joins The Morning Show

The first ever London Black Health and Wellness Fair will be held Saturday at the North London Optimist Community Centre. Cathy Wood, Senior Director of the Black Health Team at LHSC, joins The Morning Show

In the mood for some cotton candy french fries? The Toronto Blue Jays have you covered

The latest round of tariffs from U.S. Donald Trump, a ring road for London and the future of London Transit are on the agenda for today's show.

Canadian politicians are responding to Donald Trump's latest tariff threat, what are they saying?

Former London mayor Matt Brown and former London city councillor John Fyfe-Millar join The Morning Panel to discuss a possible ring road for London and the future of London transit.

Former London mayor Matt Brown and former London city councillor John Fyfe-Millar join The Morning Panel to discuss a possible ring road for London and the future of London transit.

London city council has revived a decades old debate: a ring road for the city. AJ Wray, geographer and researcher at Western University, joins The Morning Show

The future of London Transit, the end of the integrity commissioner in London, a pest infestation and a ring road for London are all on the agenda for today's show.

What's old is new again. City council could be set to re-start the ring road debate in London.

London city hall is on the verge of making a major change at the London Transit Commission -- it has voted to dissolve the commission itself. Stephanie Marentette, the chair of the London Transit Commission, joins The Morning Show

London city councillors made moves to replace both the integrity commissioner and the transit commission during an eight hour meeting on Tuesday

London ACORN is raising awareness about living conditions at 85 Walnut Street, which is run by London and Middlesex Community Housing. Tenants say the building is in disrepair and is infested with pests. Sharon Villeneuve, tenant union leader of 85 Walnut Street, joins The Morning Show.

A London woman who helps the homeless got the surprise of a lifetime courtesy of Jelly Roll

Odd Burger, a London-based vegan fast food company, has put their plans to expand to the United States on hold because of worsening relations between Canada and the U.S. James McInnes, co-founder and CEO of Odd Burger, joins The Morning Show.

The future of the London Transit commission, the federal election campaign and the continued popularity of streaming services in Canada are all part of the discussion on today's show.

Is the relationship between the London Transit Commission and London city hall broken? On Tuesday, city politicians will consider a motion to disband the commission. LTC Chair Stephanie Marentette joins The Morning Show

After decades of debate, is it finally time for a ring road in London? Councillors Corrine Rahman and Steve Lehman want city hall to consider it. Ward 7 Councillor Corrine Rahman joins The Morning Show to talk about a ring road and the future of the LTC.

Former London city councillors Cheryl Miller and Roger Caranci join The Morning Panel to discuss the 2025 federal election campaign.

Former London city councillors Cheryl Miller and Roger Caranci join The Morning Panel to discuss the 2025 federal election campaign.

How many streaming services do you have? Even with prices on the rise, Canadians are still embracing streaming