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Today’s episode dives into London police’s drug strategy, the speed camera debate, and Dennis Garnhum’s return to The Grand Theatre

The panel weighs in on whether London should move to weekly garbage collection during the summer and what it would mean for green bin use

A new report shows London police engaged the same five people 170 times in the first four months of the city’s crackdown on open drug use

City council has joined the call for the province to allow municipalities to continue using speed cameras under a new provincial framework

Director Dennis Garnhum talks about bringing the award-winning farce The Play That Goes Wrong to The Grand Theatre starting Friday night

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Today’s episode covers city council’s decisions on garbage, green bins, and shelters; Doug Ford’s summer showdown; prostate cancer breakthroughs; and Meta’s new Instagram rules

London city council voted to maintain weekly garbage collection through the summer and decided against allowing diapers in green bins

Premier Doug Ford says he tracked down a suspected shoplifter at a Home Depot after ditching his police detail to buy plants for his cottage

Dr. Glenn Bauman says a new imaging solution from London Health Sciences Centre could help detect recurring prostate cancer sooner

Instagram’s teen accounts will now default to PG-13-level content, with parental approval needed for any changes

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Today’s podcast covers London Police’s new community centre, Canada’s canola-for-cars conundrum, the Big Bike Giveaway’s space crunch, and the global drop in social media use

Chief Thai Truong says London’s open-air substance use strategy is working as intended

The panel discusses whether Canada should accept China’s offer to lift canola tariffs in exchange for easing restrictions on electric vehicles — even if it risks angering the U.S

After 12 years and thousands of donated bikes, the Big Bike Giveaway is looking for a new space to store their growing fleet

A new Financial Times report shows global social media use has dropped 10% since 2022, with the steepest declines among teens and young adults

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From Thanksgiving traditions to the London Knights’ weekend and Halloween controversies, we’ve got your full fall roundup on The Morning Show Podcast

Amid strained relations with the U.S., the Jays’ image as “Canada’s Team” takes on new meaning both on and off the field

From harvest history to national holidays, 980 Explains breaks down the cultural and historical reasons behind the Thanksgiving divide

Youth Opportunities Unlimited is teaming up with Old Oak Properties to breathe new life into a key building at their downtown campus

After back-to-back wins, the Knights look to extend their streak in a two-game Thanksgiving weekend stretch

A South Carolina home’s fiery illusion led to 9-1-1 calls, while a Kentucky man’s disturbing display landed him in trouble with police