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We discuss calls for federal action on antisemitism, Day 2 of the 980 CFPL Bicentennial Battle, the Stanley Cup Final and World Cup ticket prices, House of Hope and London's municipal election, plus the mystery of men emerging from New York sewers

The 980 CFPL Bicentennial Battle continues with two new head-to-head matchups featuring sports and community icons

Murray Faulkner and Matt Newton-Reid discuss whether the city or province will intervene to keep the House of Hope operating

We look at the start of the Stanley Cup Final and the growing cost of attending major sporting events

Growing concerns over violent incidents targeting Jewish communities are prompting calls for stronger federal action against antisemitism

A bizarre series of incidents involving men climbing out of New York sewer systems has captured widespread attention

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Today's show features Mayor Josh Morgan on House of Hope, development charge funding and the FCM conference, a discussion on whether London needs a new city hall, the return of the Patio Trail, an update on Wellington Gateway construction, Day 1 of the Bicentennial Battle, the AI-generated Puerto Rico song and major auto insurance changes in Ontario

Day one of the 980 CFPL Bicentennial Battle features Frederick Banting facing Bill Brady and John Robarts taking on Tommy Hunter

Mayor Josh Morgan joins The Morning Show to discuss the future of House of Hope, development charge funding challenges and what London hopes to accomplish at the upcoming Federation of Canadian Municipalities conference

London's director of construction and infrastructure services explains what drivers can expect as Wellington Gateway enters its final stage

Downtown London is once again encouraging residents to explore local restaurants as the Patio Trail returns for another season

We examine whether London's current city hall still meets the city's needs or if it's time to consider a new municipal headquarters

Major changes to Ontario auto insurance policies mean some accident benefits will soon become optional coverage

We look at the viral Puerto Rico song making headlines after it was revealed to have been created using artificial intelligence

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Today on The Morning Show Podcast we discuss city hall's support for governance changes involving the London Transit Commission, speak with former commissioner Jacqueline Madden about London's transit future, hear from Tim Hortons on plans to hire 10,000 local workers, get motorcycle safety advice from Fanshawe instructor Michael Harrison, examine the CFL's new media deal and reveal the listener-selected wild card entries for the 980 CFPL Bicentennial Battle

980 CFPL listeners have chosen the final wild card entries that will compete when the Bicentennial Battle officially begins on Monday

Duncan Fulton from Tim Hortons discusses plans to hire 10,000 local workers while reducing the company's reliance on the Temporary Foreign Worker program

Former London Transit commissioner Jacqueline Madden discusses a governance review that recommends keeping the transit agency independent while improving accountability and oversight

Michael Harrison from Fanshawe College explains why the first few weeks of motorcycle season can be especially dangerous for both riders and drivers

The CFL has secured a new six-year broadcast and streaming agreement, but questions remain about how many fans will be willing to pay for additional streaming services

London politicians have endorsed a series of recommendations designed to improve communication, accountability and oversight between city hall and the London Transit Commission

A growing number of Gen Z workers are stepping away from traditional career paths and taking extended breaks known as mini retirements to focus on travel, personal goals and mental well-being