Today's Morning Show Podcast examines Stellantis' controversial Brampton plant sale and rising military and cadet recruitment, a driver charged after falling asleep in a self-driving vehicle, the debate over courtroom cameras, Canada's ban on Russian World Junior players, Sportsnet's Monday Night Hockey paywall and the old school technology we'd love to bring back

John Fyfe-Millar and Ryan Gauss join our weekly panel to discuss the controversy surrounding Stellantis' Brampton plant sale and whether growing military and cadet enrollment signals a renewed sense of Canadian patriotism

Criminal defence lawyer Nick Cake joins us to discuss the benefits and potential risks of allowing cameras inside Canadian courtrooms and whether it's time to change the rules

A driver faces charges after allegedly falling asleep behind the wheel of a self-driving vehicle, raising concerns about the limitations of automated driving technology

Technology keeps moving forward, but are there gadgets from the past that were actually better than what we use today?

The federal government says Russian hockey players will not be permitted to participate in the World Junior Hockey Championship even if they have valid Canadian visas

Three Canadian telecom companies are asking the CRTC to overturn Sportsnet's decision to move Monday Night Hockey behind a streaming paywall, a move that has frustrated hockey fans

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On today's Morning Show Podcast, we examine Remembrance Day participation and speak with retired Lieutenant-Colonel Ian Haley about preserving veterans' memories, discuss new WSIB support for London's Veterans Village, Mayor Josh Morgan's proposal for two deputy mayors, declining academic performance among Canadian students with Paris Semansky and London's $3.20 hourly living wage gap with Joey Ryan

Retired Lieutenant-Colonel Ian Haley of the 1st Hussars joins us to discuss the importance of preserving the stories and experiences of Canada's veterans for future generations

A new poll suggests half of Canadians plan to attend a Remembrance Day ceremony this year as the country pauses to honour those who served and sacrificed

Paris Semansky, co-executive director of People for Education, joins us to discuss how Canadian students continue to perform well internationally despite a troubling decline in academic results

Mayor Josh Morgan wants to split the deputy mayor position into two roles, with councillors Shawn Lewis and Corrine Rahman taking on separate responsibilities during his second term

London's Home for Homeless Veterans Village is receiving a boost from the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board as efforts continue to provide housing and support for veterans experiencing homelessness

Joey Ryan of the Ontario Living Wage Network joins us to discuss a new report showing minimum wage workers in London need an additional $3.20 an hour to cover their basic living expenses

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Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles discusses small businesses, OSAP and homelessness, while we examine London's $21.15 living wage, debate cameras in Ontario courtrooms, join Murray Faulkner and Roger Caranci to discuss Canada's 10-year homelessness goal and downtown London's future, and ask whether a cup of coffee is worth $105

Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles joins The Morning Show to discuss support for struggling small businesses, controversy surrounding OSAP and the province's response to homelessness

Murray Faulkner and Roger Caranci join our weekly panel to debate whether Ottawa can end homelessness within a decade and what priorities should guide efforts to improve downtown London

We examine whether Ontario should allow cameras in courtrooms and what greater public access could mean for transparency and the justice system

We look at a cup of coffee with a staggering $105 price tag and ask whether any coffee could possibly be worth that much

A new report finds workers in London, Elgin and Oxford need to earn at least $21.15 an hour to cover basic living expenses, well above Ontario's minimum wage

We break down the controversy involving Russia and the IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship and examine the questions surrounding the country's participation in international competition

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Today's show covers a new strategy to make downtown London cleaner and safer, Vicki Smith's plans for the city's core, a T&T Supermarket shopping frenzy in California, Dr. Susa Benseler's vision for London's Children's Health Research Institute, Andrea Elaschuk, Darren Graham and Sydney Clavet's upcoming charity boxing matches and a 97-year-old who died dancing to Stayin' Alive at his birthday party