We look at whether Ukrainian strikes on data centres could explain a sudden drop in suspected Russian bot activity online

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Mayor Josh Morgan, Councillor Susan Stevenson and businessperson Kirsten Krose meet for the 980 CFPL Mayoral Debate to discuss their priorities and competing visions for London

Our Thanksgiving special looks at the rising cost of turkey dinner, the surprising value of pumpkins and gourds to a local farm, Thanksgiving at Fanshawe Pioneer Village, Butterball's turkey tips and what's happening around London this weekend

We look at Ottawa's new heat pump rebate program, London Hydro's proposed 2027 rate increase, Joe Gesualdi reaching his fundraising goal for his daughter's surgery, whether we're taking our dogs too many places and the rise of an AI radio DJ in Los Angeles

Joe Gesualdi joins us after reaching his fundraising goal for his daughter's life-changing surgery following his walk from London to Queen's Park

London Hydro CEO Ysni Semsedini joins us to discuss the utility's application for new electricity rates beginning in May 2027 and its plans to invest more in the city's power grid

Looking for something to do this Thanksgiving weekend? We highlight what's happening in and around London

We look at how Thanksgiving and the fall decorating season have turned pumpkins and gourds into an important source of revenue for a family farm near St. Thomas

Butterball Turkey Talk-Line expert Tara-Rose Groberski shares tips for preparing the perfect Thanksgiving turkey and some of the strangest calls the experts have received

Ottawa has launched a new heat pump rebate program, but will the financial incentive be enough to convince homeowners to make the switch?

An OPP report about a dog jumping into the front seat and causing a crash raises the question of whether we're taking our pets too many places

An AI-powered radio DJ has shot to prominence in Los Angeles, raising new questions about artificial intelligence and the future of radio

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Josh Morgan and Kirsten Krose unveil plans on tariffs and traffic, Skylar Franke and Leroy Osbourne discuss their visions for London, Cheryl Miller remembers Gord Hume, the Socktober Sisters collect warm socks for the homeless, and we tackle a wedding name mix-up and the fear of going viral

The Socktober Sisters are collecting thermal socks to help people experiencing homelessness stay warm as colder weather approaches

Former city councillor Cheryl Miller reflects on serving alongside Gord Hume and remembers the longtime politician, broadcaster and author following his death at 76

Ward 11 councillor and candidate Skylar Franke discusses her priorities for the ward and what she wants to see from the next city council

Ward 3 candidate Leroy Osbourne discusses why he's running and the priorities he would bring to London city council

Josh Morgan is proposing city support for businesses struggling with U.S. tariffs while Kirsten Krose wants London to make better use of existing technology to tackle traffic congestion

Reilly Knowles from Fanshawe Pioneer Village previews Monday's Thanksgiving celebration as the village brings its 67th season to a close

A groom accidentally uses his bride's sister's name during the wedding ceremony as a new survey finds nearly half of people are afraid to be themselves in public because they could go viral

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1. Today's show covers new FBI documents involving the Tumbler Ridge shooting and three years since the October 7 Hamas attack, Porter's major London airport expansion, conversations with Ward 8 candidate Steve Lehman and Ward 10 candidate Paul Van Meerbergen, London Cycle Link's election initiative, 30 years and $68 million raised by the Dream Lottery, and proposed anti-siphoning legislation for the Stanley Cup Final

London International Airport president and CEO Scott McFadzean discusses Porter's plans to launch five new year-round Canadian routes from London next spring