Star Jesse Gervais and director Krista Jackson preview the Grand Theatre's London-made production of Dracula A Comedy of Terrors as it begins a limited three-week run

Western University's Trish Tucker discusses a new ParticipACTION report showing encouraging physical activity and sleep levels among children from birth to four while highlighting concerns about screen time

Lori-Ann Pizzolatto and Sherri Moore explain why they're seeking re-election as school board trustees even though successful candidates will initially have no governing power or pay

Ward 10 council candidate Alex Moore discusses his priorities and what he would like to accomplish for the ward and London if elected

Ginette Blake and River Rush discuss why one in four Middlesex-London households experienced food insecurity and what needs to change in the region's food system

White Oaks Mall is planning a major expansion that includes a new Marriott hotel, entertainment and dining options, new businesses and changes to how London Transit serves the property

A Milwaukee Brewers ticket promotion launched more than a decade ago is suddenly getting expensive now that the team has reached the World Series

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The Morning Show covers the debate over weekly garbage collection and Kirsten Krose's mayoral campaign before turning to Canada-U.S. trade tensions, David Chilton's retirement, questions about Air Canada's new phone booking charge and the pop culture costumes expected to define Halloween 2026

The Wealthy Barber author David Chilton discusses his decision to retire and leaves Canadians with one final piece of financial advice

Business person and mayoral candidate Kirsten Krose discusses her priorities and vision for London's future ahead of election day

Weekly garbage collection enters the London mayoral campaign as Susan Stevenson calls for a review of the service and Josh Morgan raises concerns about the cost

Customer experience expert Marc Gordon weighs in on Air Canada's new fee for passengers who book flights over the phone and whether the airline really needs to charge it

A look at the movies, television shows, celebrities and viral moments inspiring some of the biggest Halloween costumes of 2026

Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump discuss trade as American officials accuse Canada of interfering in U.S. elections

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We explore a British approach to Downtown London’s empty storefronts, hear Susan Stevenson’s vision for the city, talk Halloween and Partners Building Hope with Children’s Health Foundation, find out where the Lotto Max jackpot was won, preview London filmmaker Sylvester Pribil’s Dolphin Flip and look at the backlash over an HOA asking residents to skip full-size Halloween candy

Mayoral candidate Susan Stevenson joins The Morning Show to discuss her priorities and what she would change if elected mayor

Children’s Health Foundation President and CEO Scott Fortnum explains how kids in hospital will get to celebrate Halloween and looks ahead to the second annual Partners Building Hope initiative

A British program that actively recruits businesses and organizations for vacant storefronts could offer London a new way to tackle empty commercial spaces downtown

Dream Lottery’s Kim Woodbridge joins us as the midnight October 22nd VIP deadline approaches

A homeowners association sparked a backlash after asking residents not to hand out full-size candy bars to trick-or-treaters this Halloween

London filmmaker Sylvester Pribil joins us ahead of the debut of his new movie Dolphin Flip at the Forest City Film Festival on Saturday

The Lotto Max jackpot finally has a winner, but anyone holding a ticket in Ontario can stop dreaming about the grand prize

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