Jeremy McCall and Jared Zaifman debate whether sitting councillors are at risk in this fall's municipal election and whether the province places too many regulations on summer festivals and events

The 980 CFPL Bicentennial Battle has reached its final vote with Frederick Banting and John Labatt competing for the title of London's most outstanding citizen

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Canada prepares for a pivotal World Cup match, London celebrates a major manufacturing investment and an off-duty paramedic is recognized for her actions during the Sherwood Forest Mall crash

Day 18 of the 980 CFPL Bicentennial Battle features a showdown between John Labatt and Dr. Earl Plunkett

Kapil Lakhotia explains how Aeon Cabinetry's new $20-million facility will create jobs and strengthen London's manufacturing sector

Erik De Lorenzi discusses a new report arguing Canada Post's difficulties extend beyond falling mail volumes and rising costs

Canada can advance to the World Cup knockout stage for the first time with a positive result against Switzerland while remaining on home soil

A new survey suggests many small businesses are worried higher fuel costs could discourage travel and spending this summer

London city hall is recognizing an off-duty paramedic who rushed to help after an SUV crashed into a fitness class earlier this month

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We discuss police warnings following a deadly Montreal shooting, a delayed downtown tower proposal, lithium-ion battery fire risks, the Bicentennial Battle Final Four and a panel on year-round schooling and higher performance rail

Day 17 of the 980 CFPL Bicentennial Battle features a Final Four matchup between medical pioneer Frederick Banting and actor Victor Garber

We look at warnings being shared with police services after the fatal shooting of a Montreal officer and concerns about online content encouraging violence against law enforcement

Frank Donati from Fanshawe College discusses the increasing number of lithium-ion battery fires and how people can reduce the risks

John Fyfe-Millar and Ryan Gauss weigh the pros and cons of year-round schooling while also discussing London's chances of securing higher performance rail service

A proposed 38-storey residential tower in downtown London has been granted another extension as key studies and concerns remain unresolved

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Today's show features the latest on the London Hydro data breach, Mayor Josh Morgan on development charge cuts and downtown planning, Kate Kaikkonen on parking requirements, Nick Cake on bail reform, a discussion about DNA kits and misinformation, and Day 16 of the Bicentennial Battle

The latest Bicentennial Battle matchup pits acclaimed author Emma Donoghue against agricultural innovator Dr. Earl Plunkett

Mayor Josh Morgan discusses a proposal that could cut development charges on new housing projects by as much as 50 per cent

London Hydro is investigating a data security incident that may have exposed personal information connected to some customer accounts

Kate Kaikkonen from Stoneybrook for Community-First Development weighs in on whether London should return to a one-to-one parking requirement for new residential developments

Criminal defence lawyer Nick Cake joins the show to discuss the federal government's new bail and sentencing legislation

We look at the benefits and potential privacy concerns that come with giving DNA testing kits as gifts