Odd Burger, a London-based vegan fast food company, has put their plans to expand to the United States on hold because of worsening relations between Canada and the U.S. James McInnes, co-founder and CEO of Odd Burger, joins The Morning Show.

The future of the London Transit commission, the federal election campaign and the continued popularity of streaming services in Canada are all part of the discussion on today's show.

Is the relationship between the London Transit Commission and London city hall broken? On Tuesday, city politicians will consider a motion to disband the commission. LTC Chair Stephanie Marentette joins The Morning Show

After decades of debate, is it finally time for a ring road in London? Councillors Corrine Rahman and Steve Lehman want city hall to consider it. Ward 7 Councillor Corrine Rahman joins The Morning Show to talk about a ring road and the future of the LTC.

Former London city councillors Cheryl Miller and Roger Caranci join The Morning Panel to discuss the 2025 federal election campaign.

Former London city councillors Cheryl Miller and Roger Caranci join The Morning Panel to discuss the 2025 federal election campaign.

How many streaming services do you have? Even with prices on the rise, Canadians are still embracing streaming

The federal election, the end of the line for Hudson's Bay in London, emergency preparedness and a new music on at the Grand Theatre are all on the agenda for today's show.

There are some changes for the federal election campaign. Devon breaks down what Londoners need to know.

France is sending survival manuals to citizens so they can be prepared for any emergency, should Canada be doing the same?

The federal election and the 2026 city budget are all on the agenda for this week's interview with Mayor Josh Morgan.

Today is the first official day of the federal election. Is this the most important federal election in a generation? Lydia Miljan, professor of political science at the University of Windsor, joins The Morning Show.

Waitress: The Musical debuts this week at the Grand Theatre. Rachel Peake, Artistic Director of the Grand Theatre and director of Waitress, joins The Morning Show.

Hudson's Bay has been given the okay to begin liquidation sales at most of their stores, including their stores in London

The upcoming federal election, London annexing Arva, the benefits of home dialysis and a program to defer property taxes are all on the agenda for today's podcast.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to call a federal election this Sunday. This comes as Carney’s Liberals are widening their lead over Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative Party, according to a recent Ipsos poll. Darrell Bricker, CEO of Ipsos Public Affairs, joins The Morning Show.

Months after London looked at expanding its property tax deferral program to update it for the first time since 1988, that plan may be on hold because of Mayor Josh Morgan's tax increase target for 2026, which is to get taxes under 5%. Ward 6 Councillor Sam Trosow joins The Morning Show.

March is Kidney Health Month. How big of a game changer is home dialysis for kidney patients? Londoner Bonnie Field, two-time kidney transplant recipient who is now on home dialysis, joins The Morning Show.

Annexation talk is back, but this time it isn't about the U.S. and Canada -- it's about London and surrounding communities

Man uninvites parents from wedding because they disagree with his decision to not serve alcohol

The 2026 city budget, new security measures at the LHSC, shoulder season at local conservation areas and the Thursday panel are all on today's edition of the show.

For the third year in a row the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority is going to offer a shoulder season in response to increased demand from the public. Damien Schofield, Conservation Areas Coordinator for the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority, joins The Morning Show.

London lawyer Nick Cake and Stephanie Marentette, lawyer and chair of the London Transit Commission join The Morning Panel to discuss the future of manufacturing and the demise of the Hudson's Bay Company.

London lawyer Nick Cake and Stephanie Marentette, lawyer and chair of the London Transit Commission join The Morning Panel to discuss the future of manufacturing and the demise of the Hudson's Bay Company.

The LHSC says Londoners will soon see weapons detectors at University Hospital and the Victoria campus