Devon and Natalie go over the headlines of the day and take a look at what happened on this day in history

Christine Mettler, Living Cities Canada Program Manager talks about the program and how we can help London become a living city

Devon and Natalie go over the headlines of the day and take a look at what happened on this day in history

Dr. Vineet Nair talks about why family doctors may be looking to leave the practice and what can be done to help the problem

CUPE says while there has been progress when it comes to wages, there wasn't enough movement on services for students, which led them to give their strike notice

Devon and Natalie go over the headlines of the day and take a look at what happened on this day in history

The London Multicultural Community Association says we now have more immigrants in the Forest City than ever before and the dinner is an opportunity to learn, celebrate, and bring everyone together

Devon and Natalie go over the headlines of the day and take a look at what happened on this day in history

Devon and Natalie go over the headlines of the day and take a look at what happened on this day in history

Following Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter, the social media company has been in turmoil. Carmi Levy, London-based tech analyst, says if something isn't done soon, Twitter could be in serious trouble

Devon and Natalie go over the headlines of the day and take a look at what happened on this day in history

Officials say the Children’s Hospital’s pediatric emergency department is only built for about 100 visit per day, but have been seeing closer to 200 visits per day

James Glanville, owner of Discreet Investigations and Security Ltd, says business has been up during the pandemic and explains what types of cases have been filling the docket—they may not be what you expect.

The Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario met with three local MPP's, all New Democrats, to talk about the nursing shortage, the opioid overdose crisis and the health care system in general

The Poppy Stories initiative allows Canadians to scan a lapel poppy with their smartphone. They will then be introduced to a fallen soldier and their story.

John Gignac, a retired fire captain, whose niece and family died in 2008 due to Carbon Monoxide poisoning from a blocked vent in their gas fireplace discusses CO safety and the importance of raising awareness

Dr. Alex Summers says the public health measures that were in place to curb the spread of COVID also worked against the flu, so many of us may be more vulnerable to the virus this season.

Laura Walton, CUPE President discusses the ongoing situation between Ontario's education workers and the government as they work toward a collective agreement

Andrea Hannen, Executive Director of the Association of Day Care Operators of Ontario discusses the upcoming deadline and some of the confusion behind the rollout of the program

Nash Syed, President of Children's Hospital looks back at what the hospital has accomplished over the last century.

The Ontario Dental Association has released its list of Halloween treats that people should avoid if they don't want to risk being haunted by rotten teeth.

Michael von Massow, food economist at the University of Guelph explains what 'tip-flation' is and what Canadians can do to combat it

Mayor-elect Josh Morgan joins the Morning Show to talk about his electoral victory and how he hopes to lead the City of London over the next four years

John Beebe, Senior Advisor and Adjunct Professor of Democratic Engagement Exchange at TMU reacts to London, Ont.'s voter turnout in the 2022 municipal election

Jacquie Newman, political scientist at King’s University College, chats about the new council and low voter turnout