The Morning Show is profiling the riding of London West this week.

Canada's win at the 4 Nations Face-Off, a weekend rally in support of Ukraine and London's VERY snowy winter are all up for discussion on today's edition of the podcast.

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

Monday marks the three year anniversary of the escalation of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Dr. Alex Tokarewicz, spokesperson for London's Ukrainian community, joins The Morning Show.

Canadians can breathe a sign of relief after winning the 4 Nations Face-Off against the U.S. in Boston

The Delta Air Lines crash at Pearson Airport in Toronto has left Londoners stranded in the Dominican Republic. Jamie Sinden, one of the Londoners stranded, joins The Morning Show.

London has received over 200cm of snow so far this winter, almost three times as much snow we received all of last year. Geoff Coulson, meteorologist for Environment Canada, joins The Morning Show.

What would you consider to be "middle aged"? Would you tell someone if their cooking was bad or they had B.O.? Devon and Juan give their thoughts.

The provincial campaign, a universal basic income, anthem booing and what would make a day perfect for you are all on the agenda for today's edition of The Morning Show Podcast.

The Morning Show is profiling the four main candidates in the riding of London West this week. Jim Johnston, candidate for the Green Party of Ontario, joins The Morning Show.

Ontarians will go to the polls one week from today. Colin D'Mello, Queen's Park Bureau Chief for Global News, joins The Morning Show.

London Police Board Chair Ali Chahbar and community leader Jeremy McCall join The Morning Panel to discuss Canadian pride and the concept of a universal basic income.

London Police Board Chair Ali Chahbar and community leader Jeremy McCall join The Morning Panel to discuss Canadian pride and the concept of a universal basic income.

If you had a day without any responsibilities, what would you do to make it a perfect day?

The situation in Ukraine, what we know and don't know after a 7-year-old girl was shot in northwest London over the Family Day long weekend and why Ontario's blue box program could cost you more at the grocery store are all on the show today.

Russia and the U.S. have agreed to start working towards ending the war in Ukraine and improving their diplomatic and economic ties. The two sides met in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday but they did so without Ukraine present. Oleksa Drachewych, assistant professor in the department of history at Western University, joins The Morning Show.

A 7-year-old girl is in hospital and a 44-year-old man is in custody following a shooting in northwest London over the Family Day long weekend.

The Retail Council of Canada says Ontario’s blue-box recycling program will cost companies four times as much in 2026 as it did in 2023 and families could pay more for groceries as a result. Michael Zabaneh, the Retail Council of Canada’s vice-president of sustainability, joins The Morning Show.

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?