Today’s podcast covers the deadly Tumbler Ridge school shooting, a marathon London city council meeting, homelessness policy, snowmobile safety, mental health in sports, and Olympic medal hopes

Ten people are dead and 27 others injured after a school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, with the shooter also among the dead

Ark Aid Street Mission executive director Sarah Campbell discusses London’s warming centre threshold plan and its impact on frontline services

London city council wrapped up a marathon meeting focused on homelessness policy, the mayor’s home ownership incentive plan, and transit affordability

Canada has several strong medal opportunities heading into Day 5 of the Winter Olympics

West Region OPP media relations coordinator Derek Rogers outlines snowmobile safety priorities following four fatalities in 2026

CMHA Thames Valley CEO Pam Tobin discusses a new partnership with the London Knights aimed at reducing stigma around mental health

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Canada wins its third Olympic medal, London debates homelessness policy, and global politics heat up on today’s Morning Show Podcast.

Canada picked up its third medal of the Winter Olympics this morning with a silver in the short-track speedskating mixed team relay

Paul Bastien joins the show with the latest on the major explosives investigation in London

Unity Project for Relief of Homelessness executive director Chuck Lazenby outlines concerns about proposed Good Neighbour clauses tied to social service contracts

The panel discusses businesses leaving Old East Village over safety concerns, city hall’s debate on Good Neighbour clauses, and what the city should do next

U.S. President Donald Trump says he may block the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge unless the U.S. is compensated and granted partial ownership

Two U.S. lawmakers say they may move to expose redacted names contained in Jeffrey Epstein court documents

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Today’s podcast covers Canada’s latest Olympic medal, London’s snow removal budget pressures, rising unemployment, and concerns from Old East Village businesses

Canada picked up its second bronze medal of the Games this morning in slopestyle skiing

Mayor Josh Morgan joined us to discuss Olympic excitement, snow removal costs heading over budget, and how the city plans to manage the overrun

Trade and customs partner Joy Nott of KPMG explained what to expect as the CUSMA review begins later this summer

A media report says Mark Carney and Doug Ford discussed the idea of a spring federal election to secure a majority government

Old East Village general manager Kevin Morrison says three businesses are leaving the area due to growing social challenges

The game also featured an inspiring performance from quarterback Sam Darnold, while fans consumed an estimated 1.5 billion chicken wings

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Today’s podcast covers the upcoming Winter Olympics, a mayoral push for infrastructure funding, a national search for Savannah Guthrie’s mother, rising coffee prices, and a wide-ranging panel on the Olympics and downtown London