Police in LaSalle are the latest to speak out against a social media challenge that encourages kicking in front doors and filming it

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We cover everything from political backlash to urban wildlife and wine sales, with insight from Jenny Yuen and our Thursday panel

From Cobra Chickens at Labatt Park to social isolation among working-age adults—our Thursday panel unpacks it all

The conversation explores what kids are going through, what’s driving the crisis, and how the public can help

Doug Ford is being slammed for suggesting First Nations “can’t keep coming hat in hand” while seeking support for mining projects

Prime Minister Mark Carney is facing criticism for rushing his sweeping projects bill through Parliament with limited debate

Ontario’s decision to block U.S. alcohol imports is being felt at the LCBO, where wine sales have dropped sharply

A new study from the Netherlands shows people who trust others tend to be significantly happier

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From housing developments and friendship decline to G7 politics and comedy returns — The Morning Show Podcast has your news, laughs, and global takeaways

Political scientist Lydia Miljan breaks down how Prime Minister Mark Carney handled his first G7 amid tensions with Donald Trump and India’s PM

With tickets now available to the public, the Grand’s upcoming season offers something for every theatre lover

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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