The Ontario government says new policies on cellphones, vaping and social media coming into effect this fall are necessary to help students focus in class. What do teachers think of the plan? Craig Smith, President ETFO Thames Valley, joins The Morning Show.

A new report shows asylum seekers are taking up 12% of the shelter beds in London, adding extra strain to a system on the brink. Ward 7 Councillor Corrine Rahman joins The Morning Show.

A new study on food safety suggests Canadians may be eating expired food to save money. Sylvain Charlebois, director of the Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University, joins The Morning Show.

London will host a major HIV/AIDS conference over the next four days. How close are we to a cure? Jimmy Dikeakos, professor at the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry at Western University, joins The Morning Show.

London city council decided this week to go ahead with a pilot project to provide free bus passes to Grade 9 students at Clarke Road secondary school. The decision was also made without anyone from London Transit in attendance. Stephanie Marentette, chair of the London Transit Commission, joins The Morning Show.

London is now home to not one but two magic mushroom shops. Could it one day be legal like cannabis? Andrew Hathaway, professor at the University of Guelph who studies illicit drug use and Canadian drug policy, joins The Morning Show.

A London team has returned to Ukraine to oversee the delivery of supplies for Ukrainians. Scott McCallum joins The Morning Show from Ukraine.

Is it ok to start planning your garden? What impact has our mild winter has on your gardening plans? Pam Cook teaches in Fanshawe College's Horticulture program and joins The Morning Show.

Have you done your taxes yet? The deadline to file is a week from today. Gerry Vittoratos, National Tax Specialist with UFile, joins The Morning Show to talk about what you need to know if you've left your taxes to the last minute.

Today is Earth Day. How should we be talking about the environment and climate change? Gordon McBean, Western University professor, world renowned climatologist and the co-winner of the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize, joins The Morning Show.

The federal government is changing the way capital gains is taxed. Will you be impacted? Mahmood Nanji, budget and finance expert and a Lawrence Centre Policy Fellow at Ivey School of Business at Western University, joins The Morning Show.

This week is National Volunteer Week in Canada and we're taking some time to sit down and learn why people in our community decide to give back. Jeff Shavzin, volunteer with the Children's Health Foundation, joins The Morning Show.

The Art of Banksy "Without Limits" makes its Canadian debut in London today. Is London's reputation as an art city on the rise? DJ Williams from Jetset Event Management joins The Morning Show.

A year after Canada recorded a record-breaking wildfire season, could tornadoes be next? Canada's first tornado of the year has been confirmed and it happened in March. David Sills, Executive Director of the Northern Tornadoes Project, joins The Morning Show.

This week is National Volunteer Week in Canada and we're taking some time to sit down and learn why people in our community decide to give back. Gary Sullivan, volunteer with the Children's Health Foundation, joins The Morning Show.

The federal government has announced a slew of plans to address the housing crisis in recent weeks, are they enough? Mike Moffatt joins The Morning Show to discuss.

A group of Londoners will travel to Ukraine for the third time on Thursday to deliver badly needed supplies. Scott McCallum joins The Morning Show to detail his latest trip to the war torn country.

This week is National Volunteer Week in Canada and we're taking some time to sit down and learn why people in our community decide to give back. Ifrah Rashid, volunteer with the Children's Health Foundation, joins The Morning Show.

This week is National Volunteer Week in Canada and we're taking some time to sit down and learn why people in our community decide to give back. Robin Tugender, volunteer with the Children's Health Foundation, joins The Morning Show.

This week is National Volunteer Week in Canada and we're taking some time to sit down and learn why people in our community decide to give back. Linda Jenken, volunteer at Children's Health Foundation with their Wine Women and Shoes event, joins The Morning Show.

A massive global project to restore silver object stolen by the Nazi's to their rightful owners now includes London. Dr. Mathias Weniger, curator of the Bavarian National Museum and the man who has made it his mission to return silver objects stolen from Jewish familes by the Nazi's to their rightful owners, joins The Morning Show.

Ottawa is setting up a $500-million fund to help community health organizations provide more mental health care to young people. Will it help? Dr. Marcia Sirota, author, speaker, coach and psychiatrist, joins The Morning Show.

Ontario is moving closer to declaring intimate partner violence an epidemic in the province. Jennifer Dunn, executive director of the London Abused Women's Centre, joins The Morning Show.

Children's Hospital is offering safety tips for families as the weather warms and kids head outside. Dr. Rod Lim, Section Chief of the Paediatric Emergency Department at Children's Hospital, joins The Morning Show.

Retired and retiring leaders from London's nonprofit sector will be speaking at an event today looking at mental health and the changeover currently happening in the city, and the impact of that. What do Londoners need to know? Paul Seale from the Pillar Nonprofit Network joins The Morning Show.