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

A look ahead to Milano Cortina with insight on the athletes, events, and global significance of the next Winter Olympics

The panel debates whether the Olympics can offer a needed distraction, if Canada should ever host again, early alcohol service during the Games, and what downtown London really needs

Josh Morgan discusses his trip to Ottawa with the Big City Mayors Caucus and why cities say infrastructure funding is critical

Savannah Guthrie makes an emotional plea for information as the search continues for her missing mother

Coffee prices are up 31 per cent since 2024, driven by global supply challenges, but there are signs relief may be coming

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From local housing debates to national security concerns and global space ambitions, today’s podcast breaks down the biggest issues shaping London, Canada, and beyond

London Home Builders’ Association CEO London Home Builders’ Association CEO Jared Zaifman explains why builders are supporting the mayor’s incentive program aimed at lowering upfront costs for buyers

City politicians gave tentative approval to Mayor Josh Morgan’s home ownership incentive, approved a pilot bus pass program for high school students, and received confirmation that residents have begun moving into the micro-modular shelter site

University of Guelph physics professor Orbax explains the significance of the Artemis II mission and why it matters for the future of human spaceflight

The RCMP is now working alongside London Police Service on an explosives and firearms investigation that authorities say raises national security concerns

CBRE vice-president CBRE vice-president Greg Harris breaks down new data suggesting a rebound in Canada’s industrial and commercial real estate markets

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Today’s Morning Show explores Canadian unity, key decisions at London city hall, debate over student transit and housing incentives, and fading Olympic enthusiasm

The panel debates whether a free bus pass pilot for high school students will boost transit use and how London can get more residents riding the bus

Former prime ministers Jean Chrétien and Stephen Harper sat down in Ottawa to discuss national unity and the challenges facing Canada

London city hall wrestles with the cost of relocating a north-end oil pipeline, a proposed free bus pass pilot for high school students, and a new home ownership incentive

A new poll suggests many Canadians feel indifferent as the Winter Olympics approach

Ward 6 Councillor Sam Trosow says the mayor’s home ownership incentive is a good start but shouldn’t be limited to new construction

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Today’s Morning Show covers London’s housing plans, a student transit pilot, Conservative Party politics, new Parkinson’s research, and the curious lore of Groundhog Day

University of Guelph professor Dr. Rebecca Barnstaple explains research into whether dance can help slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease

We break down the potential benefits and drawbacks of offering high school students free access to city buses

London Mayor Josh Morgan outlines a new home ownership plan, a proposed high school transit pilot, and when the city’s long-awaited micro-modular shelter site could finally open