Ivey Business School’s Andreas Schotter offers insight on how Canada can navigate its new economic reality

A new study reveals the critical — and risky — role lay rescuers play in drowning incidents

The Nature Conservancy of Canada wants you to snap photos of local wildlife and help track biodiversity

The Jays are winning and demand for tickets is sending resale prices into the stratosphere

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We unpack Carney’s plan to recognize Palestine, a severance debate at city hall, and how AI is reshaping our future

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will formally recognize Palestine as a state before the end of the year, sparking strong reactions at home and abroad

Our panel debated whether councillors voted out of office deserve a payout and what reforms might be coming for school board trustees

Carmi Levy joined us to explore the growing concerns around the speed of AI development and the risks of Agentic AI

A massive global study warns that giving kids phones before age 13 can lead to long-term emotional and behavioral issues

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CFIB weighs in on tariffs, school boards feel the heat, and we break down a new study on why some people want bosses who are, well, mean

Corinne Pohlmann of the CFIB says Ottawa should use tariff revenue to support Canadian businesses if no deal is reached

With school boards under the microscope, the Ontario Public School Boards' Association says trustees remain critical to the system

A car slammed into a northwest London grocery store, but no one was hurt in the dramatic crash

Lori Runciman says the 2025 Community Vitality Grants are helping address some of London’s most pressing challenges

Australia is cracking down on screen time by adding YouTube to its growing list of banned platforms for minors

A Columbia study suggests people who see the world as competitive prefer bosses who are strict and assertive

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We look at the future of U.S.-Canada trade, housing affordability in London, and what Canadians really want from the modern workplace

Murray Faulkner and Roger Caranci weigh in on Canada’s next steps if a U.S. deal isn’t reached and whether travel inside Canada has become unaffordable

Dale Marsh of LSTAR breaks down a proposed city loan plan aimed at helping renters become first-time homebuyers

With negotiations entering an intense phase, we explore whether a U.S. deal would serve Canada—or if it’s time to pivot away

With employers tightening hybrid policies, many Canadians still want to work from home—and the data backs them up

Premier Doug Ford’s approval hits new highs, sparking questions about whether the Ontario Liberals will stick with Bonnie Crombie