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

What happened on this day in history?

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

Ward 8 councillor and candidate Steve Lehman discusses his priorities and vision for the ward and the city

Ward 10 councillor and candidate Paul Van Meerbergen discusses his priorities for the ward and the city

Kim Woodbridge discusses the Dream Lottery's October 8 loyalty deadline and the $68 million it has raised for local hospitals over the past 30 years

Sean McWatt from London Cycle Link discusses taking mayoral and council candidates on bike rides to highlight cycling infrastructure needs ahead of the municipal election

The cost of putting a traditional Thanksgiving turkey dinner on the table is expected to be higher this year than it was in 2025

New FBI documents allege an American helped the Tumbler Ridge shooter prepare for and livestream the February mass killing, as the world also marks three years since the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel

A group wants Canada to adopt anti-siphoning legislation that would ensure major events such as the Stanley Cup Final remain available on free television

What happened on this day in history?

The Parti Québécois completes its political comeback in Quebec, Susan Stevenson and Kirsten Krose unveil competing homelessness plans, our panel tackles London’s growth and defence investment, new research raises concerns about screen addiction, the CRTC offers advice on sophisticated scams, London lands a major rocket testing facility and lawyers challenge Montreal’s ban on insulting police

Murray Faulkner and Nathan Caranci join our weekly panel to discuss London’s long-term growth prospects and whether recent investment in the city’s defence sector can be sustained