During poor air quality, people with lung disease, asthma and heart disease are just a few of the groups that remain at high risk of experiencing health effects caused by wildfire smoke

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and looks back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

A vigil to honour the Afzaal family on the 2nd anniversary of a deadly terror attack in London was held on Tuesday. Munya Haddara from the Youth Coalition Combating Islamophobia, joins Devon to discuss.

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and looks back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

A rally was held today in Victoria Park and on the steps of London city hall related to the ongoing renoviction over on Webster Street. Shawn Lewis, Ward 2 Councillor and Deputy Mayor, joins Devon to discuss.

Former London city councillor Mariam Hamou and Ali Chahbar, Chair of the London Police Services Board join The Morning Panel to discuss the two-year anniversary of the June 6th terror attack.

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and looks back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

Some baseball leagues across Canada and the U.S. have reported having some difficulty in attracting people to umpire. Is that a problem in London? Matt Biderman, Vice President for North London Nationals Baseball, joins Devon to discuss.

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and looks back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

On the agenda for today's conversation with Mayor Morgan is the two-year anniversary of the June 6th attack, as well as the Webster St. renovictions.

Canadian Blood Services has put a call out for donors, saying they are currently at their lowest donor base in a decade. Elaine Keller, community development manager Canadian Blood Services in London, joins Devon Peacock on The Morning Show to discuss.

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and looks back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

Three national health organizations have released an open letter calling on Canada's premiers to push for initiatives to reduce smoking as part of settlement negotiations with major tobacco companies to recoup health-care costs. Hillary Buchan-Terrell is an Advocacy Manager for Ontario for the Canadian Cancer Society, joins Devon to discuss.

The first annual Harv's Hike, named in honour of Neil Harvey who died in 2021 from an overdose while dealing with PTSD will be held this weekend. Nick Cake, London lawyer and brother-in-law of Neil Harvey, joins Devon to discuss.

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and looks back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

t's estimated about one-quarter of Canadians suffer from seasonal allergies. Is climate change making it worse? Dr. Susan Waserman, division director of clinical immunology and allergy at McMaster University, joins Devon to discuss.

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and looks back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

A Norwich town councillor abruptly quit on Tuesday after the town council approved a bylaw that banned all non-government flags, including Pride flags, on municipal property. Alicia Stubbs joins Devon to discuss her resignation.

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and looks back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and looks back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

London city council is being asked to approve a $33 million dollar expansion to Budweiser Gardens, with taxpayers picking up the majority of the cost. Cheryl Finn, general manager of Tourism London, joins Devon to discuss.

The Better Business Bureau Western Ontario Torch Awards will be held next week at The Factory. Jennifer Matthews, CEO of the Better Business Bureau of Western Ontario, joins Devon to discuss.

Host Devon Peacock gives you the top stories of the day and looks back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

A new report by the National Institute on Ageing in collaboration with RBC Royal Trust has found only 48 per cent of Canadians have a will; that number drops to 34 per cent for those aged 35-54. Dr. Samir Sinha, Director of Health Policy Research for the NIA, joins Devon to discuss.