The Socktober Sisters are once again proving that small acts — and warm socks — can make a big difference for London’s homeless community

Premier Doug Ford’s threat to ban Diageo products over job cuts in Amherstburg may show support for workers — but the province’s larger jobs problem can’t be ignored

The drug, sold under the brand name Agamree, offers new hope for children and families fighting this devastating disease

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From playoff baseball to packed streets and new medical breakthroughs, we cover the biggest stories making headlines in London and beyond

Toronto knows its opponent for the ALDS — the New York Yankees — and fans can score free tickets to the first two home games in Toronto

Mike Stubbs joined us to talk about the Knights’ early struggles and how slow starts aren’t unusual when new rosters are taking shape

Police say 911 calls nearly doubled as 15,000 to 18,000 people filled the streets around Western University during homecoming weekend

Andrea Hannen joined us to discuss the auditor general’s warning that Ontario isn’t meeting its child care goals on affordability, spaces, or staffing

Dr. Derek Cool explains how microscopic radiation-filled beads are being used to attack kidney tumours in a new clinical trial

Liberal MP Marie-France Lalonde wants to scrap daylight time — but moving to permanent standard time could mean 5 a.m. sunrises

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From power theft to downtown recovery and shoes-off offices, we cover the stories shaping London and beyond on The Morning Show Podcast

CEO Ysni Semsedini says thieves targeting electrical systems for copper are putting lives at risk and costing the utility more than $1 million this year

Office-to-residential conversions appear to be breathing new life into London’s downtown core as vacancy rates start to decline

A new report says Ontario is off track on child-care affordability, skills training fairness and pollution reduction

The panel weighs in on whether London should move to weekly garbage pickup and how partisan Canada really is compared to other nations

A growing number of companies are asking employees to go shoeless at work to encourage comfort and collaboration

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We break down Trump’s latest moves, Ford’s crime camera plan, a border tech meltdown, and the AI “actress” shaking up Hollywood

U.S. President Donald Trump is again threatening tariffs on foreign films — we ask what it could mean for London’s growing film scene

President Trump has again referred to Canada as America’s “51st state” — we talk about his comments and what’s behind them

Premier Doug Ford says cities can choose whether to install cameras to fight crime — so why not let them decide on speed cameras too?

The Canadian Trucking Alliance says ongoing border tech issues are costing drivers and the economy valuable time and money

Equifax Canada says credit card fraud jumped nearly 70% in a year — we find out what’s driving the trend