We discuss a shocking incident involving a driver who appeared to be asleep behind the wheel on a busy British Columbia highway

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We discuss downtown London's improving office market, hear from Jonathon Bancroft-Snell about the challenges facing local businesses, bring you our weekly panel on attracting people downtown and the future of Canada-U.S. trade, break down Canada's new submarine contract and proposed pipeline talks between Ontario and Alberta, and wrap up with the surprising exits of all three FIFA World Cup host nations and the controversy surrounding the United States

Jonathon Bancroft-Snell discusses the obstacles facing local businesses and why he believes supporting the downtown core is more important than ever

A new CBRE report shows downtown London's office vacancy rate has dropped below 30 per cent as more businesses lease space and employees return to the workplace

Murray Faulkner and Bob Smith discuss ways to attract more people downtown and what could be next for Canada-U.S. trade relations

We discuss the elimination of all three host nations from the FIFA World Cup and whether the Donald Trump red card controversy became a distraction for the U.S. team

We look at Canada's decision to select a German company to build its next submarine fleet and the proposed pipeline discussions between Ontario and Alberta

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Canada's World Cup run comes to an end, Mayor Josh Morgan previews London's FIFA World Cup watch party and homebuilding plans, we break down the TVDSB's growing deficit, share bike safety tips, examine Canada's newest social media platform and debate whether a longer wedding ceremony is worth skipping the gift

Canada's remarkable World Cup run is over after a knockout-stage loss, bringing an unforgettable tournament to a close

Mayor Josh Morgan discusses Saturday's downtown FIFA World Cup watch party and how the city is preparing for thousands of fans

The Thames Valley District School Board is projecting a deficit more than twice the size of last year's despite another round of cost-cutting

Tech analyst Carmi Levy weighs in on the launch of Gander and whether a Canadian-made social media platform can succeed

Public health nurse Laura Dueck shares practical advice to help children and families stay safe while cycling this summer

We debate whether a longer wedding ceremony would be worth it if guests didn't have to bring a gift

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We preview London's massive World Cup celebration, discuss whether Canada's soccer success will inspire future players, hear Producer Juan's travel nightmare, examine Ontario's new air conditioning rules, break down Canada's nuclear strategy, explain Eurovision and highlight what's happening around London this weekend

We wrap up the week with a look at some of the biggest events and activities happening across London this weekend

Thousands of soccer fans are expected to fill Victoria Park on Saturday as London hosts an official FIFA watch party for Canada's Round of 16 match against Morocco

We talk about the legacy of Canada's World Cup run and what it could mean for soccer participation across London and Canada

Producer Juan shares the frustrating story of trying to get to Toronto by VIA Rail to watch Portugal take on Croatia at the World Cup

Jordan Smith from London ACORN explains why the province's new air conditioning rules may leave some tenants paying more than expected

We examine what Canada's long-term nuclear energy plan could mean for electricity generation, investment and exports

If you've always wondered what Eurovision is all about, we break down the rules, the voting and why Canada is now involved