John Fyfe-Millar and Bob Smith discuss a proposed council code of conduct, provincial rules on councillor removal, and hospital parking fees

With Ottawa and Waterloo exploring a ban, the question is whether London should follow suit

An intern’s unusual time-off request prompts discussion about mental health in the workplace

A review finds London’s winter maintenance drew sharp criticism from residents

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The Morning Show dives into climate change, politics, local city issues, and one realtor’s $1,000 good deed

Western University’s Gordon McBean weighs in on this year’s wildfire season and what our future could look like if the trend continues

Doug Ford applauds St. Joseph’s decision to stop using dogs in medical research and vows to ban it across Ontario

We talk snow clearing, budgets, and better service with London City Councillor Corrine Rahman

Covent Garden Market’s CEO Amy Shackleton talks about relocating the market kitchen and how it could change the market experience

A good deed sparks debate: would you keep $1,000 you found, or hand it back?

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Today’s show covers police modernization, a street name controversy, city recreation needs, parking rules, and unusual ways to get around

London Police Chief Thai Truong discusses whether drones could be used for emergency calls

Advocates want the city to remove the name of a street they say honours a Nazi-era industrialist

Murray Faulkner and Roger Caranci discuss the public backlash after St. Joseph’s ended dog research

A look at whether London should allow more overnight parking during the winter months

As other cities turn to cable cars to ease congestion, we ask if London could benefit from the same idea

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Today’s show covers local job growth, health care changes, animal welfare debates, and the newest in AI

With a provincial law already in place, the city debates whether a municipal bylaw would make a difference

Mayor Josh Morgan says the auto giant’s hiring spree could be a stabilizing force amid U.S. trade uncertainty

The city is debating where to build its next swimming pool as Ontario faces a shortage of 50-metre facilities

Dr. Vineet Nair discusses whether a proposed funding model could attract more physicians to primary care

Critics say tests at Lawson Institute highlight the need for greater transparency and cruelty-free research methods