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Today’s episode covers a tragic Walkerton crash, King Charles’ historic Canadian visit, local updates from Acting Mayor Steve Lehman, the WSIB strike with union president Harry Goslin, and a wild TikTok trend

Acting Mayor Steve Lehman shares insights on the London Knights’ success, updates on Canada Life Place, and the latest from the budget committee meeting

Harry Goslin, president of the Ontario Compensation Employees Union, talks about the reasons behind WSIB’s first-ever full strike

King Charles visits Canada for the first time since his coronation as Western's Howard Ramos weighs in on his historic throne speech to open Parliament

A tragic crash involving a teacher and four students has left the Walkerton community in mourning

A bizarre TikTok trend has men shaving off their eyelashes in the name of style

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We preview the London Knights at the Memorial Cup, city hall budget talks, a viral health trend debunked, and Odd Burger’s 7-Eleven expansion

The London Knights have a chance to win the Memorial Cup for a third time in Rimouski. What sort of competition will they face? Mike Stubbs joins The Morning Show

Months after scaling back plans to expand into the United States, Odd Burger has inked a deal to sell vegan food in over 500 7-11 stores across Canada. Odd Burger co-founder James McInnes joins The Morning Show

A new study from London researchers has found the social media trend of mouth taping at night carries series health risks and doesn't have any health benefits. Dr. Brian Rotenberg, sleep surgeon at St. Joseph's Health Care London and London Health Sciences Centre, joins The Morning Show

Mayor Josh Morgan has set a goal of reducing the 2026 tax increase below 5%, can council do it?

Most Canadians feel attached to their country, province and municipality but only about half of them trust their governments, a new poll suggests

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We break down London’s budget talks, debate provincial uploads and bike lanes, look at the future of Canada Post, preview a new Cross Cultural Learner Centre project, and learn why Devon avoids door-to-door sales

Political consultant Nathan Caranci and former London city councillor John Fyfe-Millar join Devon on the Morning Panel to discuss the future of Canada Post and bike lanes in London

The London Cross-Cultural Learner Centre has launched a campaign to build an inclusive, mixed-use property in the heart of Old East Village for newcomers to the city. Valy Marochko, executive director of the Cross-Cultural Learner Centre, joins The Morning Show

A door-to-door sales person woke Devon up from a nap the other day, he says he'll never buy something at the door. Would you?

London city politicians are looking for savings for next year's tax increase, but should they be pushing the province to upload services instead?

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Canada quietly drops its counter-tariffs to zero, bike lanes and budgets collide at London City Hall, a new survey explores banning teens under 16 from social media, Donald Trump dreams of a golden dome, and we remember the late George Wendt

A new report suggests Ottawa's counter-tariffs against the U-S currently amount to next to nothing. Mike Tucker, Professor of Business and Economics at Fanshawe College, joins The Morning Show

Should London cancel or delay bike lane projects to save money? It's an idea that has been suggested by two city councillors. Ward 10 Councillor Paul Van Meerbergen joins The Morning Show

A new survey from Toronto Metropolitian University has found two thirds of Canadians support restricting social media use by children under the age of 16. André Côté, Acting Executive Director of the Dais at Toronto Metropolitan University, joins The Morning Show