Today’s show looks at London’s big plans, bold goals, and one CEO’s embarrassing moment at a Coldplay concert

Jay Stanford from the City of London says emissions are down 22% since 2005, but the city is not yet on track for net-zero by 2050

Kevin Morrison wants the city to reimburse the BIA for costs related to crime and homelessness and support its expansion efforts

The city’s long-term transportation vision is moving forward, with a 30-day public review set to begin

Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, was exposed by Coldplay for having an affair during one of their shows

Fans and insiders are stunned after CBS announced Stephen Colbert's late-night show will end in May

Sean Murray explains how the city is ramping up its efforts to bring U.S. tourists to the Forest City

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We break down council’s latest development approvals and hear why David Musyj is committing to LHSC for the long haul

Former councillors weighed in on Canada’s trade approach with the U.S., and the return of the London Transit Commission with a new structure

City politicians have endorsed a $200-million police and fire training facility in London’s south end, despite concerns from nearby residents

David Musyj says he will stay on as supervisor at London Health Sciences Centre to guide the organization through its recovery

A community event will mark the one-year anniversary of Breanna Broadfoot’s femicide, as her family continues to raise awareness about intimate partner violence

A new poll reveals just how many people would walk away from their relationship if the price was right

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From trade tension with the U.S. to a local councillor’s push for change — plus outdoor theatre and swearing fines in the U.K.

We dig into Canada’s tough trade posture and Donald Trump’s recent claim he “trusts almost no one” — and what it says about who might really influence a second Trump term

Ward 6 Councillor Sam Trosow is calling for a fresh look at how London chooses its deputy mayor

A U.K. district wants to fine people for swearing in public — a reaction to what they call a rise in bad manners

Don’t miss Theatre Aezir’s new outdoor show running for two weeks this July at the Guy Lombardo Pavilion

A new MNP report shows that many Ontarians are just $200 away from financial insolvency, as anxiety over household finances grows

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Today’s show covers London’s road safety debate, downtown crime, trade tensions with the U.S., and whether cheese is haunting your dreams

Roger Caranci and Bob Smith join us to discuss downtown safety following a violent attack on Richmond Row, the panel also looks at growing complaints about road safety across London, from speeders to distracted drivers

Ward 11 Councillor Skylar Franke is supporting a review of London’s crossing guard program as residents call for better protections for young pedestrians