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Is a Local Hot-Car Ban for Pets Necessary in Lo...
With a provincial law already in place, the city debates whether a municipal bylaw would make a difference
5 min
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Volkswagen’s Hiring Wave Could Steady London’s ...
Mayor Josh Morgan says the auto giant’s hiring spree could be a stabilizing force amid U.S. trade uncertainty
9 min
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Three Years Without Thames Pool — Where Should ...
The city is debating where to build its next swimming pool as Ontario faces a shortage of 50-metre facilities
8 min
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New Ontario Payment Plan Aims to Boost Family D...
Dr. Vineet Nair discusses whether a proposed funding model could attract more physicians to primary care
11 min
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Secret Animal Experiments in London Raise Ethic...
Critics say tests at Lawson Institute highlight the need for greater transparency and cruelty-free research methods
9 min
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ChatGPT Gets Smarter — But How Are People Reall...
A look at what’s new in ChatGPT and how people are using AI to learn, work, and be entertained
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Today in History - Aug 11
What happened on this day in history?
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The Morning Show Podcast - Aug 1st - brought yo...
Trade tensions rise, swimming safety warnings, and a packed Civic Holiday weekend in London
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Your Guide to the Long Weekend in London
We’ve got your Civic Holiday plans covered — events, closures, and hidden gems
3 min
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Carney Calls New U.S. Tariffs "Disappointing" a...
Donald Trump is raising tariffs on Canada again — we break down what it means and how Canada should respond
11 min
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Trump Hikes Tariffs. What Should Canada Do Now?
Ivey Business School’s Andreas Schotter offers insight on how Canada can navigate its new economic reality
9 min
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Drowning Risk Rises as Phones Distract Swimmers...
A new study reveals the critical — and risky — role lay rescuers play in drowning incidents
11 min
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Spot It, Snap It, Share It: Join the Cross-Coun...
The Nature Conservancy of Canada wants you to snap photos of local wildlife and help track biodiversity
8 min
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Blue Jays Are Hot — and So Are Ticket Prices
The Jays are winning and demand for tickets is sending resale prices into the stratosphere
7 min
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Today in History - Aug 1
What happened on this day in history?
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The Morning Show Podcast - July 31st - brought ...
We unpack Carney’s plan to recognize Palestine, a severance debate at city hall, and how AI is reshaping our future
50 min
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Carney: Canada to Recognize Palestinian Stateho...
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will formally recognize Palestine as a state before the end of the year, sparking strong reactions at home and abroad
10 min
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Morning Panel: Should City Councillors Get Seve...
Our panel debated whether councillors voted out of office deserve a payout and what reforms might be coming for school board trustees
18 min
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Are We Moving Too Fast with AI?
Carmi Levy joined us to explore the growing concerns around the speed of AI development and the risks of Agentic AI
11 min
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Study Says 13 is the Bare Minimum for a Smartphone
A massive global study warns that giving kids phones before age 13 can lead to long-term emotional and behavioral issues
8 min
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Today in History - July 31
What happened on this day in history?
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The Morning Show Podcast - July 30th - brought ...
CFIB weighs in on tariffs, school boards feel the heat, and we break down a new study on why some people want bosses who are, well, mean
50 min
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Small Businesses Urge Feds to Release Tariff Fu...
Corinne Pohlmann of the CFIB says Ottawa should use tariff revenue to support Canadian businesses if no deal is reached
10 min
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OPSBA President Discusses Trustee Role Amid Fin...
With school boards under the microscope, the Ontario Public School Boards' Association says trustees remain critical to the system
9 min
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Shocking Crash at London Grocery Store Caught o...
A car slammed into a northwest London grocery store, but no one was hurt in the dramatic crash
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