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Today’s episode covers intimate partner violence advocacy, proposed bail changes, London’s e-scooter debate, Meals on Wheels’ holiday campaign, United Way’s burger fundraiser, and a major lottery dispute

Jennifer Dunn reacts to Ontario’s minister saying it would be “disingenuous” to declare intimate partner violence an epidemic

Lawyer Nick Cake breaks down proposed legislation requiring accused individuals to pay cash upfront when released on bail

Council votes 8–7 to keep e-scooters on London streets for six more months while staff collect more public feedback

Chris McInnis talks how the Ultimate Burger Battle raises critical dollars to support programs across Elgin Middlesex

Chad Callender outlines the growing demand for meal supports as more seniors struggle with rising living costs

A segment exploring criminal charges tied to a disputed $1-million Lotto Max free play ticket meant to be shared among three players

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Today’s podcast covers Bill 33, Bill 60, the weekend white nationalist demonstration, the downtown plan, London’s bicentennial, the sale of Marienbad and Chaucer’s, and the IBL’s move to a pro league

A conversation with Education Minister Paul Calandra on how Bill 33 could reshape the roles, responsibilities, and oversight of school board trustees across Ontario

A look at the passage of Bill 60, the controversy surrounding it, and what comes next as the government moves ahead with major legislative changes

A review of the masked demonstration seen on a Wortley Road bridge and how London police monitored and responded to the event

The panel debates what a successful downtown revitalization strategy must include and how London should commemorate its bicentennial in 2026

Ward 5 councillor Jerry Pribil explains why he’s selling Marienbad and Chaucer’s and what he hopes the next chapter of the heritage space will look like

A look at the Intercounty Baseball League’s transition into a professional league and how the shift will affect the London Majors and the wider baseball landscape

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Today’s podcast covers election-shaping budget debates, the mayor’s stance on veto powers, the U.S. ambassador’s controversial comments, Talk to a Stranger Week, national inactivity trends, and a major Beacon House fundraiser

Mayor Josh Morgan tells us he will not use his veto to make final changes to the 2026 budget

A look at whether the nearly finalized budget or the 30 per cent councillor raises will matter more to Londoners next election

Pete Bombaci joins us to explain why connecting with strangers can improve well-being and reduce loneliness

We examine whether the ambassador’s repeated references to Canada as a potential 51st state are harmless or harmful

A new report finds that more than half of Canadians aren’t hitting recommended activity levels

Joelene Bamford explains how the fundraiser will support Beacon House and the families who depend on it

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