Ontario is looking for up to 80 new or expanded primary care teams to serve 300,000 patients, as it plans to build a system that automatically attaches people to a family doctor or nurse practitioner team based on their postal code. Sylvia Jones, deputy premier and minister of health, joins The Morning Show

Canada’s counter-tariffs on U.S.-made vehicles will come into force this week. How will the tariffs impact the price of a vehicle? David Adams, CEO of Global Automakers of Canada, joins The Morning Show

London Police are searching for the person who left a newborn baby on a doorstep

Golfers can tee off at London's city-owned golf courses starting today

Scandinavian Airlines offers frequent flyers a mystery flight to an unknown location. Would you do it? Should Canadian airlines steal this idea?

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The federal election, a new home for the Mary J. Wright Child & Youth Development Clinic and movie theatre etiquette are all on the agenda for today's show

2025 federal election candidate interview: Lindsay Mathyssen, NDP candidate for London-Fanshawe

2025 federal election candidate interview: Najam Naqvi, Liberal candidate for London-Fanshawe

Liberal leader Mark Carney wants to make Canada an "energy superpower," what does that mean?

Retired broadcaster Bob Smith and Steve Cordes, CEO of Youth Opportunities Unlimited join The Morning Panel to discuss how governments operate and the federal election campaign

Retired broadcaster Bob Smith and Steve Cordes, CEO of Youth Opportunities Unlimited join The Morning Panel to discuss how governments operate and the federal election campaign

The Mary J. Wright Child & Youth Development Clinic has a new home. The clinic provides mental health care and services for youth and their families while also serving as a training site for the next generation of mental health professionals. Colin King, director of the clinic, joins The Morning Show

The Minecraft movie has been making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Is movie theatre etiquette becoming a problem?

London's plan to crack down on public drug use, the federal election campaign and dealing with financial stress are all on the agenda for today's show

A survey from the Bank of Canada found a growing number of Canadians expect there will be a recession this year. Lesley-Anne Scorgie, founder of MeVest, a leading-edge financial education company specializing in money coaching for Canadians, joins The Morning Show

2025 federal election candidate interview: David Goodwin, Liberal candidate for Elgin-St. Thomas-London South

2025 federal election candidate interview: Taylor McIntosh, NDP candidate for Middlesex-London.

Project Pathways, the plan from London Police to address public drug use, begins today. What do business owners think of the plan? Kevin Morrison, general manager of the Old East Village BIA, joins The Morning Show

London Police say a new plan to address open air substance use in the city starts today. Pam Tobin, CEO of CHMA Thames Valley Addiction and Mental Health Services, joins The Morning Show

Londoners have been calling for it, and now it's here. What is involved in the plan from London Police to crack down on public drug use?

Scientists have brought the dire wolf back from extinction. Devon gives his thoughts on this and an idea on where we should take this.

The federal election, Queen's Park support for provincial businesses and the Tuesday Panel are all on the agenda for today's show

2025 federal election candidate interview: Lianne Rood, Conservative candidate for Middlesex-London

2025 federal election candidate interview: Kent Keenan, Liberal candidate for Middlesex-London