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Geoffrey Hinton Warns AI Will Disrupt Jobs and ...
The computer scientist says automation will reshape the economy, displacing workers in the process
9 min
1352
Today in History - Sept 11
What happened on this day in history?
3 min
1353
The Morning Show Podcast - Sept 10th - brought ...
Today’s show covers Ford’s fight with photo radar, London’s support for Ukraine, and a deep dive into antisemitism through film
56 min
1354
Doug Ford Targets Speed Cameras, Calls Them a T...
The Premier says he wants municipalities to scrap photo radar, even as surveys show most drivers support the program
10 min
1355
Old North Resident Sounds Alarm on Speeding
Growing concerns over speeding highlight frustration from residents across the city who want stronger responses from officials
8 min
1356
London Fundraiser Continues Support for Ukraine
Scott McCallum is organizing his third annual event to raise money for equipment to aid Ukraine in its war against Russia
12 min
1357
Tragic Awakening Seeks Path Beyond Hatred
Rabbi Raphael Shore joined the show to discuss Tragic Awakening, a documentary examining Jewish hatred past and present
8 min
1358
Kicks for Strength Returns September 20th
The charity event uses soccer to honour a life lost and support mental health initiatives
6 min
1359
Study Finds Happy Music Could Cure Car Sickness
Researchers say happy tunes might reduce motion sickness, offering hope for road trip relief
9 min
1360
Today in History - Sept 10
What happened on this day in history?
2 min
1361
The Morning Show Podcast - Sept 9th - brought t...
From London police updates to the panel’s debate on homelessness and viral controversies, today’s show covers it all
54 min
1362
Police urge caution as students head back to sc...
Acting Deputy Chief Chris Churney discusses safety reminders for students, drivers, and parents
11 min
1363
Panel weighs in on audit of London’s homeless h...
Murray Faulkner and Roger Caranci debate whether London’s hub model is sustainable and what role the province should play
19 min
1364
Should London add a pedestrian scramble downtown?
Would London benefit from Toronto-style all-way crosswalks?
5 min
1365
Health expert warns of fallout from Florida’s v...
Public health expert Timothy Sly breaks down the implications of Florida’s decision to eliminate vaccine requirements
9 min
1366
Security camera dispute raises privacy concerns...
A homeowner has been told his cameras violate city by-laws by monitoring beyond his property line
7 min
1367
Today in History - Sept 9
What happened on this day in history?
3 min
1368
The Morning Show Podcast - Sept 8th - brought t...
Today’s show covers city programs under pressure, food insecurity, and labour unrest at Ontario’s colleges
55 min
1369
Mayor flags success and strain on city’s homele...
An audit shows the hubs are helping but operating at capacity, raising questions about future funding
10 min
1370
Hunger Action Month highlights persistent food ...
Feed Ontario says food bank demand remains high with over a million visits recorded last year
10 min
1371
Strike deadline looms for Ontario college suppo...
Union leaders warn job security and wage protections remain unresolved with talks set to expire Thursday
8 min
1372
Walk of Champions raises $146,000 for cancer re...
The 17th annual event in London supported multiple myeloma research with strong community backing
5 min
1373
Mark Carney runs 26-kilometre Haliburton Forest...
His selfies and chats with runners raised questions about how such a move would play out in U.S. politics
7 min
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Doctors urge restrictions on sports betting ads
Concerns are growing that aggressive advertising is normalizing gambling for youth
11 min
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Today in History - Sept 8
What happened on this day in history?
3 min