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The Morning Show Podcast looks at backlash over Pete Hegseth’s post about Canadian Forces cadets, rising e-scooter injuries, London’s new online noise complaint system, Joe Gesualdi’s fundraising walk, the Walk of Champions and controversy over a UK proposal to curb vertical drinking

Canadian political leaders are condemning a social media post from U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that appears to take aim at Canadian Forces cadets

Dr. Sheena Belisle from Children’s Hospital discusses a sharp increase in e-scooter injuries and what riders and parents need to know

Organizing committee co-chairs Jane Terhaerdt and Heather Appleton discuss the 18th annual Walk of Champions and its continued support for multiple myeloma research

Joe Gesualdi discusses his fundraising walk to Queen’s Park as he works to raise money for life-changing surgery for his daughter

Londoners will soon have a new way to report noise concerns as the city prepares to launch an online complaint system

A proposal aimed at curbing so-called vertical drinking in British pubs has sparked criticism and debate over the future of pub culture

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Today’s podcast covers the Lake America controversy and Canada’s reliance on U.S. tech, the Liberals’ byelection sweep, the future of Canada’s auto sector, London Transit’s expansion and rising costs, Juan Jiminez preparing for Fight to End and the London Majors beginning their playoff push

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Murray Faulkner and John Fyfe-Millar join the weekly panel to discuss whether Canada’s auto sector can overcome its current challenges and what the Lake Ontario and Lake America controversy says about the country

Juan Jiminez joins the show to talk about his training and motivation with just 79 days remaining until he steps into the ring for the Fight to End charity boxing event

The appearance of Lake America on maps used in Ontario raises broader questions about how dependent Canada has become on U.S.-based technology

London Transit is looking at new routes and on-demand service for growing neighbourhoods while tariffs and higher diesel prices add millions of dollars in financial pressure

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberals swept all three of Monday’s federal byelections, including taking a Quebec riding previously held by the Conservatives

The London Majors head into the playoffs sitting in first place and among the favourites to capture the Canadian Baseball League championship

Today's podcast covers London's municipal election deadline, new LTC trip-planning tools, research at Children's Hospital, a potentially transformative Meta trial, Airshow London's award-winning success, the rise of cooking influencers and what's happening around London this weekend

We run through some of the events, activities and entertainment happening across London this weekend

Anyone hoping to run in London's municipal election has until the end of today to officially register as a candidate

Airshow London Executive Director Holly Doty discusses the event's four-year run as North America's best airshow and what visitors can expect this weekend

Children's Health Foundation President and CEO Scott Fortnum discusses the research and innovation helping improve care for young patients at Children's Hospital

LTC General Manager Kelly Paleczny explains a new partnership with Transit App that gives riders expanded trip planning and real-time information

A major legal battle involving Meta could have significant consequences for features including endless scrolling and Instagram Stories

A new survey finds one in five people would rather get cooking advice from an online influencer than from their own mother