Looking for something to do? We take a look at what's happening across London as the city heads into the final weekend of summer

Rip Current Information Project founder Nathan MacIntyre discusses the push for clearer and more consistent warnings about rip currents and other hazards along Ontario's Great Lakes

London International Airport President and CEO Scott McFadzean joins us to discuss the airport's largest-ever selection of direct winter sun destinations

The final weekend of summer has arrived, giving us one last chance to enjoy the season before fall officially begins

The Buffalo Bills paid tribute to their Canadian fanbase by having Barenaked Ladies perform O Canada before Thursday night's home opener against the Detroit Lions

A response to U.S. President Donald Trump's move to rename Lake Ontario in the United States has inspired merchandise that is now raising money for efforts to protect the lake

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We examine Susan Stevenson’s property tax pledge and the promises from other mayoral candidates, hear from Ward 1 candidate Roger Caranci and Ward 6 candidate Stephanie Marentette, look at Canada’s possible EU associate membership and Donald Trump’s response, and preview the Terry Fox Run and London ComicCon

Ward 6 council candidate Stephanie Marentette joins The Morning Show to discuss her priorities for the ward and her vision for London

Ward 1 council candidate Roger Caranci joins The Morning Show to discuss his priorities and his vision for the ward and the city

We break down Susan Stevenson’s plan to limit property tax increases and compare it with the tax commitments from other candidates for mayor

Andrew Kitt joins The Morning Show to preview London ComicCon and some of the guests, attractions and experiences fans can expect this year

Peter Ferguson joins The Morning Show to preview Sunday’s Terry Fox Run in London and what participants need to know

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada welcomes the ambition of becoming the European Union’s first associate member as Donald Trump calls the possibility a hostile act

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Stephen Harper weighs in on Canada walking away from U.S. trade talks, the EU proposes making Canada its first associate member, mayoral candidate Kirsten Krose discusses her vision for London, a controversial Stoneybrook apartment proposal heads to an appeal and Producer Juan prepares for Fight to End Homelessness

London mayoral candidate Kirsten Krose joins The Morning Show to discuss her campaign, her priorities and her vision for the future of the city

Producer Juan and Boomerz Boxing join us with an update on his training ahead of November’s Fight to End Homelessness charity boxing gala

Kate Kaikkonen of Stoneybrook for Community-First Development discusses a developer’s appeal of city council’s decision to reject a controversial proposed apartment building and what happens next

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wants Canada to become the European Union’s first associate member as the two sides look to build a much closer economic and strategic relationship

Former prime minister Stephen Harper says Canada had little choice but to walk away from trade negotiations with the United States as the country looks to reduce its economic dependence on its largest trading partner

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We look at Carney's push for stronger Canada-EU ties, talk AI risks with Carmi Levy, examine a possible $553,000 break for a London developer, debate involuntary addiction treatment and road construction with Murray Faulkner and Nathan Caranci, and hear how Canada got a shout out at the Emmys

Murray Faulkner and Nathan Caranci join the weekly panel to debate involuntary addiction treatment and whether London needs a better approach to road construction

London-based tech analyst Carmi Levy joins us to discuss renewed warnings that increasingly powerful artificial intelligence could eventually become impossible for humans to control