As the first flakes fall, London drivers struggle to adjust—sparking the yearly debate about whether snow tires should be mandatory in Ontario

Dr. Rod Lim explains what parents and families can do to stay healthy and avoid overcrowding emergency rooms this respiratory season

This week marks 50 years since the Edmund Fitzgerald sank in Lake Superior—an event that remains one of Canada’s most haunting maritime disasters

The minority Liberal government scraped through two confidence votes last week—Professor Lydia Miljan explains what’s at stake ahead of a third

Mayor Josh Morgan discusses Remembrance Day in London, city traffic concerns, and what Ontario’s shifting housing targets could mean for local growth

The internet’s newest self-care craze involves closing your eyes, turning out the lights, and embracing sensory deprivation in the shower

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Today’s podcast features interviews on London’s first major housing project in decades, Ontario’s economic challenges, and local hockey highlights

Ontario’s Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy explains the province’s approach to managing slower growth, weaker housing starts, and a softening economy

CEO Paul Chisholm discusses the grand opening of Reimagine Southdale, a milestone project designed to modernize and expand affordable housing options in London

The federal Liberals narrowly survived their first budget confidence vote while the Conservatives lost another MP, adding to Canada’s growing political drama

Mike Stubbs joins the show to talk about how Easton Cowan, Sam Dickinson, Nazem Kadri and John Tavares are performing on hockey’s biggest stage

Tyler Hilton talks about his move to London, becoming a Canadian citizen, and balancing life as an actor, musician and author

The Duke of Sussex issued an apology after his baseball cap choice stirred light-hearted controversy among Canadian fans

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A full episode of news and nuance — from global courtrooms to local stages — including political intrigue, neighbourhood safety, and the “cringe” culture of cash

John Fyfe-Millar and Matt Newton-Reid weigh in on Chris d’Entremont’s defection to the Liberals and London city council’s 35% pay hike, debating the political fallout from both

Teresa McLellan and Dan Cameron share findings from an Old North survey showing speeding as residents’ number one safety issue

The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on whether former President Donald Trump overstepped his authority by imposing sweeping tariffs on Canada and other nations

Award-winning puppeteer Ronnie Burkett joins us to discuss his new production Wonderful Joe, a heartfelt, imaginative look at community and belief

A new survey finds younger people increasingly see cash as outdated, marking another step in the move toward digital payments

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Today’s podcast covers Mark Carney’s first federal budget, council’s 35% pay raise, and how the Blue Jays’ World Series run is inspiring more kids to play ball

London Centre Liberal MP Peter Fragiskatos joins the show to explain how the federal budget aims to build a stronger, more productive economy

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first budget puts billions toward infrastructure and productivity but offers little help for Canadians still struggling with rising costs