Chris McInnis of United Way Elgin-Middlesex explains how London restaurants are competing for the Ultimate Burger title while raising money for local programs

York University biology professor Patricia Lakin-Thomas explains how changing the clocks can affect our health, sleep and internal body clock

Most Canadians will turn their clocks back an hour this weekend, but several communities and regions won’t be making the change

Danielle Battram discusses how parents can set reasonable boundaries around Halloween candy while helping children develop a healthy relationship with food

A new survey finds 62 per cent of people think adults should get their own Halloween night without having to share the holiday with trick-or-treating kids

WestJet’s CEO is calling for a national aviation strategy as rising fuel costs add to the challenges facing airlines and passengers across Canada

What happened on this day in history?

The Morning Show looks at London's 31 per cent voter turnout and whether online voting could help, Graham Henderson examines whether the new city council is more progressive, Michael Armstrong breaks down falling LCBO profits, Pete Bombaci explains Talk to a Stranger Week, Uber names London Canada's top party city and the Milwaukee Brewers celebrate their first World Series championship

London Chamber of Commerce CEO Graham Henderson discusses the makeup of London's newly elected council and the priorities that could shape its next four years

Just 31 per cent of eligible Londoners voted in the municipal election, raising questions about whether online voting could help increase participation

GenWell CEO Pete Bombaci explains why Talk to a Stranger Week is encouraging Canadians to make simple connections with people they don't know

Uber has ranked London as Canada's top party city, putting the Forest City ahead of communities across the country

Brock University professor Michael Armstrong explains why expanding alcohol sales into convenience and grocery stores is having a larger-than-expected impact on LCBO profits

The Milwaukee Brewers are World Series champions for the first time in franchise history after defeating the Tampa Bay Rays in five games

What happened on this day in history?

Today's Morning Show covers Ottawa's push to restore Stelco jobs and limited Canada-U.S. trade progress, Peggy Sattler on the career college OSAP scandal, Sarah Butson on flavoured vape restrictions, the Crime Stoppers data breach investigation, Sarah Campbell on supporting Londoners experiencing homelessness this winter, David Stimac on Ironstone Impact surpassing one million dollars in charitable donations and Dictionary.com naming Maxxing its Word of the Year

Ironstone Building Company co-founder David Stimac discusses 15 years of Ironstone Impact as the program prepares to surpass one million dollars in donations to local charities

London West MPP Peggy Sattler discusses the fallout from the career college OSAP scandal as Premier Doug Ford says he feels badly for affected students and opposition parties demand Nolan Quinn be fired

Ark Aid Street Mission executive director Sarah Campbell discusses how Londoners can help provide warmth and support to people experiencing homelessness as colder weather approaches

Canadian Lung Association CEO Sarah Butson discusses renewed calls for national restrictions on flavoured e-cigarettes more than five years after Ottawa first promised action

Ottawa is demanding a plan to restore jobs at Stelco before meeting with the head of Cleveland-Cliffs as the federal government acknowledges limited progress in Canada-U.S. trade negotiations

Canada's privacy watchdog has launched an investigation into a reported Crime Stoppers data breach as police departments across the country pause accepting tips through the platform

Dictionary.com has selected Maxxing as its 2026 Word of the Year after the term spread from online subcultures into more mainstream use

What happened on this day in history?

We break down Josh Morgan’s re-election and the new city council, speak with Morgan and eight elected councillors, analyze the results with Murray Faulkner, Jerry Pribil and Mike Donachie, and examine the challenge of homelessness facing the next council