Dr. Anna Gunz explains the long-term health effects of wildfire smoke and why more Canadians need to take the threat seriously

Nawaz Tahir reflects on the legacy of the Afzaal family and the work still needed to confront Islamophobia in London

Rai Di Loreto from LHSC talks about Safe Kids Week, preventing injuries, and what parents need to know about concussion risks

Insults, egos, and influence are all on display as two of the world’s most powerful figures clash in front of a global audience

The unusual service is a response to a struggling job market and mounting societal pressures

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On today’s show: Doug Ford’s development law draws criticism from First Nations, and new polling shows most people like their first names

A new report from People for Education also sparks a discussion on how schools can balance foundational skills with citizenship and critical thinking

D’Mello outlines what to expect from the Ford government this summer and how parties are preparing for a fall return

Sahli talks about the adrenaline, training, and mindset needed to take on the world’s toughest bulls

Just 6% of respondents say they dislike their first name — and men were more likely than women to want a different one

Indigenous communities say they were not meaningfully consulted, raising concerns about land rights and environmental impacts

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From cross-border friction to falling home sales and AI in your doctor’s office—today’s show breaks down the stories shaping life in Canada right now

Family physician Dr. Mario Elia discusses how patients are turning to ChatGPT for medical advice—and what that means for doctors

Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley says Ottawa must step in as border tensions threaten local businesses and duty free stores

Ford’s comments come amid growing concern about cross-border friction and its potential economic fallout

LSTAR president Dale Marsh says home sales in the London region saw another double-digit decline last month

Many young adults say they prefer convenience foods over cooking, raising questions about long-term eating habits

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Mark Carney meets the premiers, a panel weighs in, a Green MPP takes on homelessness, and the London Knights celebrate a championship

The Tuesday panel also reacts to the first ministers meeting and what it signals about Canada's political direction

The first ministers signaled a renewed focus on nation building projects to help Canada weather economic uncertainty and global competition

Clancy argues that stable funding and coordination across sectors are key to tackling the housing crisis over the next decade

The celebration capped off a dominant season and third national title for the OHL powerhouse