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Today's show examines Donald Trump's comments on CUSMA, proposed federal restrictions on social media and AI for children, Pride Month in Oxford County, World Cup excitement and the start of the Bicentennial Battle's second round

John Fyfe-Millar and Nathan Caranci share their thoughts on the future of CUSMA and the growing excitement surrounding the FIFA World Cup

Frederick Banting takes on John Robarts while Dr. Peter Fowler squares off against Charles Saunders in the latest round of the competition

Emma Duerden discusses the Liberal government's proposed legislation aimed at limiting children's access to social media and regulating artificial intelligence chatbots

A look at Donald Trump's comments that he is not interested in renewing CUSMA and what that could mean for Canada, the United States and Mexico

We talk about the challenges facing the local LGBTQ+ community and the many Pride Month events bringing people together across Oxford County

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Today's show features a major development decision at city hall, a debate over Ontario Land Tribunal appeals, a new Ronaldo-backed attraction for London, tips on identifying invasive species, an aviation controversy and another round of Bicentennial Battle voting

The competition to determine the most influential figure in London history continues with another pair of intriguing matchups

Pam Cook joins us to discuss invasive species and how residents can identify plants and animals that threaten local ecosystems

Sarah Imrie explains how Footlab, an interactive soccer training and entertainment centre tied to Cristiano Ronaldo, is coming to White Oaks Mall

Ward 7 Councillor Corrine Rahman discusses her effort to bring back third-party appeal rights at the Ontario Land Tribunal

A proposed 299-unit apartment building in north London has been turned down after residents argued the project was too large for the surrounding neighbourhood

Investigators allege a former Air Canada captain flew hundreds of flights over many years using fraudulent licensing documents

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We discuss Ottawa's plan to ban social media use for children under 16, London's proposed crackdown on invasive species and rats, a panel debate on overnight downtown cleaning and councillor accountability, the significance of Tax Freedom Day, and Day 7 of the 980 CFPL Bicentennial Battle featuring Philip Aziz, Emma Donoghue, David Suzuki and Eric Lindros

The federal government is preparing legislation that could prevent children under 16 from accessing social media platforms as part of a broader online harms strategy

Day 7 of the 980 CFPL Bicentennial Battle features matchups between Philip Aziz and Emma Donoghue along with David Suzuki and Eric Lindros

The panel discusses London's proposed overnight downtown cleaning pilot and whether new provincial powers make it too difficult to remove elected officials from office

London politicians are exploring new measures aimed at reducing invasive plants, animals and growing rat infestations across the city

A closer look at the annual calculation that estimates when Canadians have earned enough income to cover all taxes owed to governments

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Mayor Josh Morgan reflects on the fifth anniversary of the attack that killed four members of the Afzaal family, Day 6 of the 980 CFPL Bicentennial Battle features Guy Lombardo versus John Carling and Charley Fox versus Jack Richardson, Andrea Hannen provides an update on $10-a-day daycare, Andre Cote discusses Canada's AI strategy and public trust, we debate whether Ontario should follow Quebec on energy drink restrictions for teens, and examine the age when sleep starts winning out over late-night partying

Two more influential London figures go head-to-head as the search for the city's most significant historical figure rolls on