The Ontario NDP wants to make it illegal for drivers to pass on solid double yellow lines. Many people already assume it's illegalThe Ontario NDP wants to make it illegal for drivers to pass on solid double yellow lines. Many people already assume it's illegal

Downtown London is calling for help from city council to create a long-term plan for the downtown to reverse what it says is a downward spiral. Barbara

The Merry Market at 100 Kellogg Lane returns this weekend for its fourth year.

How are companies responding to a projected dip in holiday spending this year by consumers?

New data from the Alliance for a Liveable Ontario shows there are almost 640,000 households in Ontario that are living in homes that are the wrong size and cost way more than what people can afford.

Four years ago a London research found Canadians waste $600 annually on food waste.

For the past 33 years a London man has been raising money to end MS, after his sister, who lived with MS, was diagnosed with the disease

Joanne McNeish, Associate Professor at the Ted Rogers School of Business Management at TMU, joins Devon Peacock to discuss.

The CP Holiday Train will be rolling into London this evening. The Holiday Train supports food banks across the country by raising food, money and awareness about food insecurity. Gl

Magic of Lights is back for another holiday season, offering Londoners 2km worth of holiday lights at the Longwoods Road Conservation Area, in support of Children’s Health Foundation.

The Shoebox Project is back in London for another year, running its holiday gift drive until December 15th in support of women in the community.

Dennis Wright, Superintendent of Student Achievement and Safe Schools and Well-Being at the Thames Valley District School Board, joins Devon Peacock to discuss.

There is new research showing the impact social media is having on teenagers. Researchers say teens who spend hours on the phones, scrolling through social media, are showing more aggression, anxiety and depression

On the agenda with Mayor, Josh Morgan will cover the verdict of the London attack trial and seeking help for asylum seekers.

Every year, Bentley Hearing Services donates hearing aids to those who cannot afford them through their "Hear for the Holidays" initiative.

Jeremy Hanford of Hanford's Tire and Service joins Devon Peacock to discuss.

Brendon Samuels, PhD candidate at Western University, joins Devon Peacock to discuss.

Nick Cake, prosecutor turned defence lawyer at Cake Criminal Defence, joins Devon Peacock to discuss

If you're in the market to buy a home, now might be a good time to do it.

History students at Western University have been mailing postcards from soldiers in the First World War back to the addresses in Canada that originally received them as part of an effort to give a glimpse into life during the war.

Marcus Plowright, chairperson of London’s New Year’s in the Park and Jeff Lang President and Chair of the WSIB, join Devon to discuss.

While Londoners will gain an hour of sleep, the time change has also been associated with sleep disruption and health issues.

Nujma Bond, Manager of Communications for The Royal Canadian Legion, joins Devon Peacock to discuss

Kevin Dickins, London's deputy city manager of Social and Health Development, joins Devon Peacock to discuss.

Steve Joordens, a Psychology Professor at the University of Toronto Scarborough, joins Devon Peacock to discuss.