Canada's EV market, London city hall, affordable housing and screen time are all on the agenda for today's show

Honda Canada is postponing a $15-billion electric vehicle investment project in Ontario, including a proposed EV battery plant and retooled vehicle assembly facility. What, if anything, does this mean for the EV market in Canada? Gal Raz, associate professor at Ivey Business School, joins The Morning Show

A major affordable housing project in London is moving closer to fruition. Greg Playford from the London Community Foundation's Housing Action Committee joins The Morning Show

A new study from Western University has found passive scrolling exceeding two hours of weekday screen time doubled the odds of clinically elevated anxiety and quadrupled emotional and behavioural difficulties. Emma Duerden, Western professor and Canada Research Chair in Neuroscience and Learning Disorders and senior author of the study, joins The Morning Show

Some tax relief could be on the way for Londoners

The debate over whether or not to change the name of Plantation Road has ended

Man steals his roommates cake, gets sick, demands his roommate pay his medical bills. Is he the worst roommate of all time?

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London's large budget surplus, Ontario's new housing bill and another Londoner in the NFL are all on the agenda for today's show

Former London city councillor Roger Caranci and retired broadcaster Bob Smith join The Morning Panel to discuss London's budget surplus and the Springbank Dam

Ontario's housing minister has introduced legislation intended to speed up the construction of new homes. Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Rob Flack joins The Morning Show

What should London do with its budget surplus? Put the money towards tax relief or social and cultural agencies? Ward 6 Councillor Sam Trosow joins The Morning Show

The great street name debate returns to London city hall

There are now three Londoners in the NFL

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Speeding up home construction, Canada Post and the Walkerton tragedy 25 years later are all on the agenda for today's show

A pilot project to charge for parking at the beach in Port Burwell has left some feeling burned

Five months after the end of a nationwide strike, Canada Post workers could be returning to the picket lines as early as May 22 when the current collective agreements expire. Ian Lee, associate professor of management at Carleton University, joins The Morning Show

This month marks the 25th anniversary of the Walkerton tragedy. Could it happen again? Richard Lindgren, co-counsel for the Concerned Walkerton Citizens and lawyer for the Canadian Environmental Law Association, joins The Morning Show

A new report suggests transit in London isn't as reliable as we'd like it to be

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A woman who alleges she was sexually assaulted by five former members of Canada's world junior hockey team is expected to face more questions from defence lawyers for the players today. Nick Cake, prosecutor turned defence lawyer at Cake Criminal Defence, joins The Morning Show

Is the job of London city councillor a full-time job or a part-time job. Is that even a relevant question anymore? Gord Hume, former London city politician, author and expert on local government, joins The Morning Show

Canadian Blood Services says it needs to recruit one-million new donors in the next five years. Marisa Gatfield, Community Development Manager for Canadian Blood Services, joins The Morning Show