London's police chief says an internal investigation will be conducted into a London police officer following an incident involving an off-duty officer in Ottawa over the Family Day long weekend. Former London Police Chief Murray Faulkner joins The Morning Show.

A new report has found Canadian kids see around 37 food and beverage ads per day, while teenagers see about 44 ads per day.

The Ontario leaders debate, the plane crash at Pearson Airport on Family and an upcoming production at The Grand Theatre feature prominently on the show today. Murray Faulkner and Roger Caranci will join us for the Tuesday panel and we'll start our London West riding profile with a conversation with Peggy Sattler from the Ontario NDP.

The Morning Show is profiling the four main candidates in the riding of London West this week. Peggy Sattler, candidate for the Ontario NDP, joins The Morning Show.

The leaders from the four main parties squared off in the only all-Ontario leaders debate on Monday, did anyone walk away with a clear advantage?

The Covent Garden Market is changing its hours to better respond to the changing habits in the downtown. What will the downtown look like in the future?

The Ontario leaders debate was held on Family Day, did anyone watch? How will it impact the campaign the rest of the way?

Would you record yourself if you were in a plane crash like the one at Pearson Airport on Monday? Some people on the flight did.

The Secret to Good Tea starts tonight at The Grand Theatre. Michelle Bardach, one of the stars of the show, joins The Morning Show.

We have talked to the candidates from the four major candidates in London North Centre to help you prepare for voting day. On today's program we'll talk to Jerry Pribil from the Progressive Conservatives, Terence Kernaghan from the Ontario NDP, Carol Dyck from the Green Party of Ontario and Tariq Khan from the Liberal Party of Ontario.

Happy Valentine's Day! On the show today we wrap up our preview of London North Centre by talking to NDP candidate Terence Kernaghan, we talk to Hamilton mayor Andrea Horwath about the impact of steel and aluminum tariffs from the U.S., we'll look at whether the GST/HST holiday was good for small businesses and we'll talk Valentines' Day itself as well.

The Morning Show is profiling the four main candidates in the riding of London North Centre this week. Terence Kernaghan, candidate for the Ontario NDP, joins The Morning Show.

Would you go on a first date on Valentine's Day? Speeding dating is becoming more popular in Canada and how spurned lovers are getting revenge on their exes.

The mayor of Hamilton says people in her city are pretty anxious about potential effects of the recent tariff on steel and aluminum announced by U.S. President Donald Trump. Hamilton mayor Andrea Horwath joins The Morning Show.

New data shows just 5% of small businesses saw a sales boost from the GST/HST holiday. Simon Gaudreault, CFIB's chief economist and vice-president of research, joins The Morning Show.

The Covent Garden Market is changing its operating hours to better serve an evolving downtown population. Amy Shackleton, CEO and general manager of the Covent Garden Market, joins The Morning Show.

Mayor Josh Morgan joins the show to talk about his trip to Washington, we'll continue our preview of London North Centre and the provincial election by talking to Liberal candidate Tariq Khan, Matt Brown and Nick Cake join the panel today and we'll end by talking about the Four Nations Face-Off.

The Morning Show is profiling the four main candidates in the riding of London North Centre this week. Tariq Khan, candidate for the Liberal Party of Ontario, joins The Morning Show.

Canadian officials are returning to Canada after spending two days in the United States as part of an unprecedented diplomatic push to stave off U.S. tariffs on Canadian imports. Canada's delegation included London Mayor Josh Morgan who joins The Morning Show.

Canada is experiencing a surge of patriotism right now, will it last? How will it impact the upcoming federal election?

London's shifting plans to address homelessness and how the city responds to snow events are on the agenda for this week's Thursday morning panel.

On today's show we'll talk about how London city council can't make up its mind on how to address homelessness, we'll profile Carol Dyck, the Green party candidate for London North Centre as we prepare for the provincial election, we'll talk about building capacity and resilience for Black-led organizations in London and we'll shine a light on the growing concern of romance fraud. The Four Nations Face-Off starts tonight between Canada and Sweden, so we'll get you set up for that as well.

Londoners go to the polls to elect their next provincial government Feb. 27. Carol Dyck, Green Party of Ontario candidate for London North Centre joins The Morning Show to talk about the important issues during the campaign.

An event will be held Wednesday focusing on building capacity and resilience in Black-led organizations. It's presented by the London Black Heritage Council and Pillar Nonprofit Network in recognition of Black History Month. Carl Cadogan, chair of the London Black Heritage Council, joins The Morning Show.

London city council may be changing how it responds to homelessness now and in the future. Ward 6 Councillor Sam Trosow joins The Morning Show to discuss.