A new report from Pillar Nonprofit Network says London's non-profit sector is feeling the pain from tariffs and needs help. Maureen Cassidy, CEO of Pillar Nonprofit Network, joins The Morning Show

Prime Minister Mark Carney's visit to the White House on Tuesday will include a lot of talk of Canada becoming the 51st U.S. State

London Police investigate their second shooting in less than a week while OPP issue a warning about motorcycle and school bus safety

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On today's show we'll talk about the city hall surplus, the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial and The Beach Hangar's grand opening

London city politicians are looking to use a large portion of the budget surplus to provide some tax relief

The sex assault trial of five former members of Canada's world junior hockey team was put on hold on Thursday due to juror illness. Sean O'Shea, Consumer and Investigative Reporter for Global News, joins The Morning Show

The Ontario Medical Association has a new president. Dr. Zainab Abdurrahman is an allergist and immunologist and the first Black woman to hold the role. Dr. Abdurrahman joins The Morning Show

Canada's only custom-built public beach volleyball facility is right here in London. The Beach Hangar is already serving Londoners but will have its grand opening this weekend. Kyla Woodcock, co-owner of The Beach Hangar, joins The Morning Show

The Grand Theatre will end its season with a classic performance, Pride & Prejudice has its opening night tonight. Beck Lloyd, one of the stars of the show, joins The Morning Show

Should Devon and Juan be worried AI is coming for their jobs?

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The federal election, electing judges, homeless encampments and a large city hall surplus are on the agenda for today's show

Former New Democrat MP Lindsay Mathyssen is speaking out following her loss in London Fanshawe on Monday. Lindsay Mathyssen joins The Morning Show

The Ford government has reintroduced the Safer Municipalities Act, which provides funding for municipalities and gives them tools to clear homeless encampments. Rob Flack, minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing and MPP for Elgin-Middlesex-London, joins The Morning Show

Former London city councillors John Fyfe-Millar and Maurreen Cassidy join Devon on the Morning Panel to discuss a surplus at London city hall and London's commemorative naming policy

Premier Doug Ford expressed his frustration with some of Ontario's judges on Wednesday and raised the concept of elected judges, would that be a good idea?

A restaurant owner challenged a customer after they left without tipping. Devon and Juan give their thoughts on the story.

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Canada-U.S. relations, the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial and a warning from London Police are all on the agenda for today's show

Are Canadian and American relations as low as they've been.... ever? How difficult will it be for Prime Minister Mark Carney to forge a relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump? Don Abelson, Faculty of Social Sciences Professor of Canada U.S. Relations and Professor of Political Science at McMaster University, joins The Morning Show

Prime Minister Mark Carney has talked to U.S. President Donald Trump and the two leaders are preparing to meet

Consent will be one of the major issues at play in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial. Jennifer Dunn, Executive Director of the London Abused Women's Centre, joins The Morning Show

A game by graduating high school students has sparked warnings from police in London and all across North America