Daniel Kinchlea, 9, has a rare auto-inflammatory disease, but that hasn't stopped him from writing and publishing his very own children's book

Devon and Natalie go over the headlines of the day and take a look at what happened on this day in history.

The OMA want money in the budget to find and keep more doctors, address wait times and improve palliative care.

While she will be sad to see Thames Centre remvoed from her riding, MP Karen Vecchio says the changes makes sense

Devon and Natalie go over the headlines of the day and take a look at what happened on this day in history.

Professor Robert McLeman says ideal conditions for outdoor rinks require strings of days with temperatures below -5 C

Officials say we need to rethink how we support the 2SLBTGQIA+ student community.

Devon and 980 CFPL reporter Andrew Graham go over the headlines of the day and take a look at what happened on this day in history

Miranda Green-Barteet says the information they have in the archives is not always well known in the public

We create mental representations of our partners and they impact how we interact with them.

Devon and Natalie go over the headlines of the day and take a look at what happened on this day in history.

Executive Director for Canadians for Tax Fairness says more than recovering these funds, the government needs to tackle the huge problem of tax avoidance

Questions remain about what lies ahead for Toronto following the abrupt resignation of mayor John Tory on Friday night.

London, Ont. Mayor Josh Morgan discusses the issues that are top of mind for the Forest City

Devon and Natalie go over the headlines of the day and take a look at what happened on this day in history.

A Senior Wealth Advisor at Meridian says a financial reset can help you gain a good understanding of where you stand financially.

President of ETFO Thames Valley says while the survey found violence in local elementary schools has increased, violence is a problem throughout the province

Devon and Natalie go over the headlines of the day and take a look at what happened on this day in history.

President of the CFIB says credit card processing fees work out to $5 to $7 billion a year, and those fees are either passed onto consumers, or absorbed by merchants.

Mayor Drew Dilkens says while the blockade only last six days, it felt much, much longer

The program’s first trial will run until the end of July before starting up again in September.

Devon and 980 CFPL reporter Andrew Graham go over the headlines of the day and take a look at what happened on this day in history

Carmi Levy says the quiet sale of Start.ca to Telus will hopefully open up the local tech sector to innnovation

While he says he still needs some physiotherapy after being bedridden for 2 months, Jeff Pittman says he feels "new again" following the life-saving surgery.

Mikayla Gheller says she's been turned away from youth programming because her needs are "too complex." Now that she is legally an adult, she's worried help will be even harder to find.