School board trustee Sherri Moore discusses the growing budget deficit and its potential impact on programs and services

We look at Mark Carney's comments that criticizing countries from a distance is not an effective foreign policy strategy

A new survey suggests people are enjoying plenty of ice cream this summer, averaging 11 scoops every week

A look at a proposal that would explore providing free or subsidized air conditioners to more low-income seniors

Executive director Karen Steinmann discusses the organization's 40th anniversary and its four decades of helping older adults find meaningful employment

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Today's Morning Show features the Ice Puffins' fight for better ice time, a debate over affordable housing in Old South, Jeremy McCall on municipal election issues and federal return-to-office rules, an incredible student pilot landing, a hotel guest's misuse of 9-1-1 and the bizarre attempt to sell air from Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding

Kevin McClelland explains why the Ice Puffins say being offered 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. ice times makes it difficult to grow their non-profit recreational hockey program for girls in Middlesex Centre

Jeremy McCall joins The Morning Conversation to discuss the issues expected to shape London's municipal election and the federal government's return-to-work requirement

A proposed Old South development featuring two 20-storey apartment buildings for lower-income residents raises the question of whether renters would give up amenities in exchange for lower monthly costs

A student pilot safely landed an aircraft after the flight instructor unexpectedly exited the plane during a lesson

A man's decision to call 9-1-1 over dissatisfaction with his hotel room highlights the ongoing misuse of emergency services

Someone tried selling a bag they claimed contained air collected at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding, prompting plenty of disbelief online

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We break down renewed fighting between the U.S. and Iran, discuss a proposed Alberta-to-Ontario pipeline with Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley, examine a Republican response to Canada's alcohol bans, chat with producer Juan Jiminez about Fight to End Homelessness and wrap up with a bizarre highway incident from British Columbia

Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley joins the show to discuss growing momentum behind a proposed oil pipeline connecting Alberta and Ontario

We discuss the apparent collapse of the ceasefire between the United States and Iran after both sides launched new air strikes and tensions surged once again

Morning Show producer Juan Jiminez explains why he's signed up to compete in this year's Fight to End Homelessness

We examine a Republican proposal targeting Canadian provinces over U.S. alcohol bans and what it says about the ongoing trade dispute

We discuss a shocking incident involving a driver who appeared to be asleep behind the wheel on a busy British Columbia highway

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We discuss downtown London's improving office market, hear from Jonathon Bancroft-Snell about the challenges facing local businesses, bring you our weekly panel on attracting people downtown and the future of Canada-U.S. trade, break down Canada's new submarine contract and proposed pipeline talks between Ontario and Alberta, and wrap up with the surprising exits of all three FIFA World Cup host nations and the controversy surrounding the United States

Jonathon Bancroft-Snell discusses the obstacles facing local businesses and why he believes supporting the downtown core is more important than ever

A new CBRE report shows downtown London's office vacancy rate has dropped below 30 per cent as more businesses lease space and employees return to the workplace

Murray Faulkner and Bob Smith discuss ways to attract more people downtown and what could be next for Canada-U.S. trade relations