Three national health organizations have released an open letter calling on Canada's premiers to push for initiatives to reduce smoking as part of settlement negotiations with major tobacco companies to recoup health-care costs. Hillary Buchan-Terrell is an Advocacy Manager for Ontario for the Canadian Cancer Society, joins Devon to discuss.

The first annual Harv's Hike, named in honour of Neil Harvey who died in 2021 from an overdose while dealing with PTSD will be held this weekend. Nick Cake, London lawyer and brother-in-law of Neil Harvey, joins Devon to discuss.

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and looks back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

t's estimated about one-quarter of Canadians suffer from seasonal allergies. Is climate change making it worse? Dr. Susan Waserman, division director of clinical immunology and allergy at McMaster University, joins Devon to discuss.

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and looks back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

A Norwich town councillor abruptly quit on Tuesday after the town council approved a bylaw that banned all non-government flags, including Pride flags, on municipal property. Alicia Stubbs joins Devon to discuss her resignation.

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and looks back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and looks back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

London city council is being asked to approve a $33 million dollar expansion to Budweiser Gardens, with taxpayers picking up the majority of the cost. Cheryl Finn, general manager of Tourism London, joins Devon to discuss.

The Better Business Bureau Western Ontario Torch Awards will be held next week at The Factory. Jennifer Matthews, CEO of the Better Business Bureau of Western Ontario, joins Devon to discuss.

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and looks back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

A new report by the National Institute on Ageing in collaboration with RBC Royal Trust has found only 48 per cent of Canadians have a will; that number drops to 34 per cent for those aged 35-54. Dr. Samir Sinha, Director of Health Policy Research for the NIA, joins Devon to discuss.

A new deal has been struck between WestJet and its pilots union, avoiding a holiday weekend work stoppage. Marvin Ryder, professor with the DeGroot School of Business at McMaster University, joins Devon to discuss.

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and looks back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

London Police Board Chair Ali Chahbar and political consultant Nathan Caranci join The Morning Panel to discuss the federal governments proposed bail reform and whether it's time London city council cut its losses on expensive, and unused housing software.

A town hall will be in London tonight to discuss pharmacare for all in Canada. David Heap, co-chair of the London Chapter of the Council of Canadians, joins Devon to discuss.

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and looks back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

The union representing some 16-hundred flight crew at WestJet and subsidiary Swoop has issued a 72-hour strike notice, warning the airline could be shut down right before the May long weekend. Kelly Balderston, Vacation Travel Specialist from Robert Q, joins Devon to discuss.

Roger Caranci and Mariam Hamou join The Morning Panel to discuss the four upcoming federal byelections and renovictions in Ontario.

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and look back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

Researchers at Western University have developed a product using hemp they believe could be an alternative to plastic. Elizabeth Gillies, Western University chemistry professor, joins Devon to discuss.

The Webster Street situation and illegal magic mushrooms are on the agenda for Mayor Josh Morgan's weekly chat with Devon.

A 9-year-old London boy who suffers from a rare disease has written a children's book to help kids who are in the same situation. The book came out February 28th and has been a top seller on Amazon. Daniel Kinchlea will hold a book signing on Saturday. Daniel and his mother Chris join Devon to discuss.

The London Fire Department will mark its 150th anniversary today. Richard Hayes, Acting Chief of the London Fire Department, joins Devon to discuss.

The Federation of Ontario Law Associations is speaking out over the declining number of lawyers working in rural and remote areas of the province. Douglas Judson, Chair of the Federation of Ontario Law Associations, joins Devon to discuss.