Bob Smith and Scott Collyer join the weekly panel to discuss whether the U.S. midterm elections will make a trade deal with Canada easier or harder and why Ontario's Liberal leadership race is attracting so little attention

Stewart Blair of Elevate Real Estate Group joins The Morning Show to discuss declining home sales across the London region in October and how economic uncertainty is affecting buyers and sellers

A judge has rejected a grandparent scammer's attempt to withdraw her guilty plea, sending her to jail instead

Premier Doug Ford says Ontario could end seasonal clock changes if Quebec and neighbouring U.S. states agree to make the switch

A cruise promoted as a never-ending voyage has come to an unexpected stop as soaring fuel prices make the journey too expensive to continue

What happened on this day in history?

Democrats score major victories in the U.S. midterms, raising questions about what it means for Canada, McMaster University's Don Abelson breaks down the rejection of President Trump, Prime Minister Mark Carney says Russia won't play at the World Juniors, OMA President Dr. Rebecca Hicks discusses specialist wait times, The Salvation Army's Cortney Harkin examines growing food affordability concerns, and a class action lawsuit against McDonald's over the McRib moves forward

Kim Woodbridge from Dream Lottery joins us to discuss the upcoming bonus deadline, what prizes are available and why supporters need to act before midnight on November 5

McMaster University political science professor Don Abelson joins us to discuss the Democrats' midterm election victories, their takeover of Congress and what the results say about Donald Trump's second term

Democrats have scored major victories in the U.S. midterm elections, raising questions about what the shift in political power means for Canada and its relationship with Washington

Ontario Medical Association President Dr. Rebecca Hicks joins us to discuss growing wait times for specialist care and why doctors are calling on the provincial government to overhaul how patients access treatment

Cortney Harkin from The Salvation Army joins us to discuss the organization's latest national poverty survey, which reveals growing concerns about food affordability, particularly among younger Canadians

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Russia will not be allowed to compete at the upcoming World Junior Hockey Championship as the country remains excluded from international hockey competition

A class action lawsuit targeting McDonald's McRib is moving forward over allegations that the popular sandwich's meat has been deceptively marketed to customers

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Today's podcast examines the job prospects facing recent Canadian university graduates and Ontario's skilled trades and technology opportunities for 2027, the battle to lead the Ontario Liberals and whether voters care, what a Trump win or loss in the U.S. midterms could mean for Canada and whether it's time to stop changing the clocks, and the decline in tipping and its impact on hospitality workers

Murray Faulkner and Roger Caranci join the weekly panel to debate whether a Donald Trump win or loss in the U.S. midterms would be better for Canada and whether the country should finally end the twice-yearly time change

Canadians are cutting back on tipping as household budgets remain tight, and workers who rely on gratuities are noticing the difference

Skills Ontario CEO Ian Howcroft joins us to look at the skilled trades and technology careers expected to be in high demand across Ontario in 2027

A new study looks at how young Canadian university graduates are navigating the labour market and what their employment prospects look like after graduation

The Ontario Liberals are choosing a new leader as the party tries to rebuild, but the bigger question may be whether Ontario voters are paying attention

What happened on this day in history?

- We cover renewed Canada-U.S. trade negotiations, London's Shine the Light campaign, thousands of new primary-care connections, confusion over Canada's time zones, Halloween candy investigations across the country, the importance of carbon monoxide alarms and whether Juan Jiminez will shave his head after the Sarnia Legionnaires finally ended their lengthy losing streak

Jennifer Dunn from the London Abused Women's Centre joins us to discuss the 17th annual Shine the Light on Woman Abuse campaign and tonight's lighting of the Tree of Hope

London Deputy Fire Chief Matt Hepditch explains why working carbon monoxide alarms are a critical line of defence as Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week gets underway