Testimony has begun at the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial

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Homeless encampments, the federal election and spring cleaning are all on the agenda for today's show

London city council has voted to crack down on a homeless encampment at Watson Street Park. What will happen next? Ward 1 Councillor Hadleigh McAlister joins The Morning Show

Spring has finally sprung and many Londoners are ready to do some spring cleaning, but what do people need to know to do it safely? Kate Graham, professor in Fanshawe College's School of Public Safety, joins The Morning Show

Ontario says it will spend $750-million to increase funding for science, technology, engineering and mathematics programs at colleges and universities across the province. Nolan Quinn, Ontario's minister of Colleges and Universities, joins The Morning Show

The Housing Canada Coalition has put forward a 10-point plan to protect Canadians and build a resilient housing system. Has housing been discussed enough during the federal election campaign? Janice Myers, CEO of the Canadian Real Estate Association, joins The Morning Show

The Liberals and Conservatives have now released their fully costed platforms. How realistic are they?

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The sexual assault trial of five former members of the World Junior hockey team and the federal election are on the agenda for today's edition of the podcast.

The court case for the five former members of Canada’s world junior hockey team begins this week. Nick Cake, former prosecutor and now defence lawyer with Cake Criminal Defence, joins The Morning Show

ormer London Police Chief Murray Faulkner and former London city councillor Roger Caranci join The Morning Panel to discuss the federal election and Canada-U.S. relations

New research has found star ratings may not tell the whole story, how much trust to you put in online reviews?

The Conservatives will release their fully costed platform today

What happened on this day in history?

The federal election, organ donation, pre-fabricated homes and the new BRT-related contraflow lane are all on the agenda for today's show

Buses will soon start driving both ways on King Street. What is a "contraflow" lane and what do Londoners need to know? Jennie Dann, London's director of construction and infrastructure, joins The Morning Show

The Ontario Real Estate Association has released a report it says can help the province meet it's goal of building 1.5 million homes by 2031. What's in the report and what do we need to do? Dale Marsh, Chair of the London and St. Thomas Association of Realtors, joins The Morning Show

Have you voted in the advanced polls? If you have, you're one of millions who have opted to do so. Could we see record turnout this year?

April is Be a Donor Month and to mark the occasion a London woman is sharing her story about receiving a double organ transplant. Dr. Alp Sener, transplant surgeon at the LHSC and Kathleen, a double organ recipient, join The Morning Show

Canadians are normally the one's saying 'sorry' but not this time

980 CFPL Morning Show Host Devon Peacock previews the riding of London Centre

980 CFPL Morning Show Host Devon Peacock previews the riding of London West

980 CFPL Morning Show Host Devon Peacock previews the riding of London Fanshawe