We cover the Iran, U.S. and Israel ceasefire, break it down with Don Abelson, examine Canada’s defence spending with Colin Busby, discuss contraband tobacco with Rick Barnum, look at bright headlights and check in on Artemis II

A two-week ceasefire has been announced involving Iran, the United States and Israel, offering a short-term pause in escalating tensions

McMaster professor Don Abelson discusses the significance and risks of the two-week ceasefire involving Iran, the U.S. and Israel

Colin Busby explains why Canada needs a credible plan to fund a major increase in defence spending

Rick Barnum says organized crime groups are increasingly relying on illegal tobacco to generate profits

Transport Canada is asking Canadians whether modern vehicle headlights are becoming too bright and dangerous

Hershey says it will once again use real chocolate in most of its products

The Artemis II crew is nearing its return to Earth and will speak with Prime Minister Mark Carney tonight

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Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen and his Artemis II crewmates have wrapped up a historic mission, completing a record-breaking journey around the moon

A British royal biographer says Donald Trump’s respect for King Charles the Third may be one reason his talk of annexing Canada has softened

With the London Knights season now over, Mike Stubbs joins the show to look at what went wrong and how the team could shape up next year

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Artemis II’s historic lunar flyby, a proposed Iran-U.S. ceasefire, London’s housing shortage and new social trends all shape today’s show

Artemis II is expected to complete a historic lunar flyby today, setting a new distance record for human spaceflight

A proposed 45-day ceasefire between Iran and the United States includes plans to reopen the Strait of Hormuz

A new report suggests London needs close to 200,000 housing units to meet affordability benchmarks

London has started removing trees to make way for infrastructure work across the city

Ashna Chari says small, accessible changes could help more Canadians become physically active

A growing number of people say they have no close friends, fuelling interest in speed-friending events

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We cover the Artemis II mission LHSC’s plan to cut nursing positions Ark Aid’s funding crisis a panel on oil prices and Highbury Avenue and a potential Gmail update

A look at how the Artemis II crew has been preparing and what they’ll be doing during their mission around the moon

LHSC supervisor David Musyj explains why up to 200 registered nursing positions are being phased out over several years

Executive Director Sarah Campbell outlines how a million dollar funding gap is forcing cuts to beds hours and essential services