London city hall is moving forward with plans to redevelop two SoHo parking lots into high-density housing

Festival organizer Colin McDougall shares what to expect as the Sorry! Comedy Festival returns to London this November

New data from Statistics Canada shows a sharp drop in the amount of time we spend with friends compared to 1985

A new TD Bank survey finds that Canadians rate their AI skills as average, despite growing exposure to the technology

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Trump’s tourism impact, overworked Canadians, housing on parking lots, and Western's controversial student plan—all in one episode

From Alberta’s G7 spotlight to a backdoor around the federal cap on students, our panel digs into the political and educational angles of the week

From hotel front desks disappearing to Gen Z's surprising take on office hookups, the modern workplace is changing

Old East Village BIA General Manager Kevin Morrison says plans to turn municipal lots into housing must start with rebuilding trust in the neighbourhood

The Canada Strong Pass kicks off this week, giving Canadians deals to stay local, while U.S. border towns are noticing the Trump effect on cross-border tourism

With wineries caught in the middle, Alberta's wine tax may be a warning sign for the future of Canadian inter-provincial trade

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Today's episode tackles global tensions, housing crises, and what’s really in your internet bill

The February incident sparked public outrage and renewed calls for stricter hunting laws and better property protections

Carmi Levy weighs in on CRTC hearings that could lead to big changes in how Canadians shop for internet service

The summit opens with global security, economic stability and climate action on the table — and Canada stepping into the spotlight

In this week’s interview, Mayor Josh Morgan discusses London’s plan to turn underused parking lots into much-needed housing

Demonstrations in Spain are drawing attention to the global consequences of over-tourism, including soaring rents and housing shortages

A new survey reveals most people say they're not morning people, and rely on coffee or even soda to get going

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A busy weekend in London, a legal breakdown of the Hockey Canada trial, and a warning about cannabis use in youth — all in today’s episode

Defence lawyer Nick Cake joins us to assess how both legal teams have handled the high-profile Hockey Canada case as it nears its conclusion

Taz & Jim check in from the heart of the action in Port Dover as thousands of bikers roll into town for the Friday the 13th rally

We explore the serious — and often misunderstood — consequences of chronic cannabis use in young people

A look at the big weekend events in London, including the Children’s Festival, London Beer Fest, and a pair of Majors home games