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Today’s edition of The Morning Show Podcast looks at Ontario’s decision to cut funding for House of Hope, concerns about supportive housing at the former Bob Hayward YMCA site, the future of LTC, Alberta’s separation referendum debate and the growing threat of AI voice scams

Ontario’s decision to stop funding House of Hope has sparked concern about where vulnerable residents will go and whether the province is doing enough to address homelessness

Ward 1 candidate Roger Caranci joins the show to discuss supportive housing and community concerns surrounding plans for the former Bob Hayward YMCA building

Murray Faulkner and John Fyfe-Millar discuss what changes could be ahead for the London Transit Commission and whether Alberta’s referendum debate could threaten national unity

A disturbing case out of San Francisco is shining a spotlight on the growing danger of AI-generated voice scams targeting families and businesses

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Today’s edition of The Morning Show Podcast features Mayor Josh Morgan on rising steam heat replacement costs and concerns about the relationship between city hall and the London Transit Commission, Ward 1 Councillor Hadleigh McAlister on supportive housing and the old Bob Hayward YMCA project, and Western University’s Carrie Anne Marshall on the uncertain future of London’s Carepoint supervised consumption site

980 CFPL is kicking off a new contest inviting listeners to help choose London’s most outstanding person as part of the station’s bicentennial celebrations

Mayor Josh Morgan discusses why replacing aging steam heating systems at city-owned buildings is becoming more expensive and what it means for taxpayers

A new poll suggests more Canadians believe the country is moving in the right direction than at any point in recent years

Ward 1 Councillor Hadleigh McAlister talks about the city’s supportive housing shortage and the role the former Bob Hayward YMCA could play in addressing it

Western University associate professor Carrie Anne Marshall explains what could happen if provincial funding for supervised drug consumption sites comes to an end

Researchers at Western University have confirmed a second tornado touched down during last week’s storm in the London area

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Today’s Morning Show Podcast looks at rising costs tied to London’s aging steam heat systems, privacy concerns over Ottawa’s lawful access bill, AI and cheating concerns at Western University, Alberta’s referendum debate, a rally over violence in schools and a new VIA Rail partnership helping hospital families

London-based tech analyst Carmi Levy discusses a cheating controversy at Western University and the growing challenges tied to AI and online tools

London could spend more than 17 million dollars replacing aging steam heat infrastructure at buildings including RBC Place, city hall and the central library

Scott Fortnum from the Children’s Health Foundation discusses a new partnership with VIA Rail to provide free travel for patients and families

CUPE 7575 President Rebecca Avery discusses a planned rally focused on violence in schools and chronic understaffing concerns

A look at Premier Danielle Smith’s plan to hold a vote on whether Alberta should begin the process toward a future separation referendum

A discussion about concerns tied to Ottawa’s proposed lawful access bill and how long Canadians’ metadata could be retained

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Today on The Morning Show Podcast we break down the confirmed tornado near London, rising costs tied to oil prices, cheaper Ozempic alternatives, a debate on boosting business districts and World Cup spending, plus major changes coming to Google Search

We looked back at the powerful storm that swept through London Tuesday night and the confirmed tornado that touched down southeast of the city