A look at the federal government's AI strategy and the steps needed to increase confidence in the rapidly evolving technology

Quebec could soon ban energy drink sales to teens, sparking debate over whether Ontario should consider similar rules

New research looks at the age when many people begin choosing rest over late-night socializing

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Mark Daley examines Canada's new AI strategy, London considers a rat control plan, the Bicentennial Battle continues, businesses get a warning about FIFA trademarks, Zellers returns and Tom Holland explains why he won't host SNL

Western University's Mark Daley breaks down Ottawa's new AI strategy and whether it can help Canada close its AI adoption gap

Day five of the 980 CFPL Bicentennial Battle features matchups involving John Labatt, Glen Pearson, Jane Roy and Jane Bigelow and David Peterson

Cheri Brandish explains why businesses need to be careful when promoting World Cup-related events and specials

London staff are proposing new bylaws, stronger enforcement and financial assistance as part of a citywide rat control strategy

Tom Holland says there is one major reason he has no plans to host Saturday Night Live

The iconic Canadian retailer is making another push to reconnect with shoppers and build on nostalgia

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We discuss Ottawa's new artificial intelligence strategy, Day 4 of the Bicentennial Battle, improving housing market conditions, Ontario's worst roads, London's growing municipal election field and some unbelievable reasons people called 911

Londoners cast their votes as Christine Nesbitt faces Loud Luxury and Damian Warner squares off against Karen Baldwin

Stewart Blair joins us to discuss why May brought renewed activity to the London-area real estate market

Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to reveal the federal government's roadmap for artificial intelligence and its role in Canada's future

Brian Pirvu explains which roads topped this year's CAA rankings and why motorists continue to raise concerns

We count down some of the most unusual and unnecessary reasons emergency dispatchers say people have dialed 911

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With 57 candidates already registered, we examine what the growing field could mean for London's municipal election

Colin D'Mello discusses Ontario's lengthy legislative recess, council moves ahead with Wellington Road BRT changes, Kate Kaikkonen talks community-first development, Rob Cunningham outlines a push to reduce nicotine use, and Day 3 of the 980 CFPL Bicentennial Battle continues

Londoners continue voting in the 980 CFPL Bicentennial Battle as another round of local legends goes head-to-head

Global News Queen's Park Bureau Chief Colin D'Mello explains why Ontario politicians are heading into an unusually long summer recess and what it says about the government's agenda

Kate Kaikkonen discusses how residents are becoming more engaged in shaping development decisions in their communities

Rob Cunningham explains why health organizations are calling on Ottawa to dramatically reduce nicotine use over the next two decades