From Trump’s response to Carney at Davos and a possible Greenland deal to London’s BRT debate, aging anxieties, captive whales, EV politics, and everyday family habits, we cover it all

We break down Donald Trump’s sharp reaction to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Davos speech and examine what could be included in a proposed Greenland framework announced alongside Mark Rutte and NATO

The panel debates London city hall’s push for up to $100 million in provincial funding for north-end BRT and whether shelving the west leg still makes sense

A new survey shows optimism about aging falling sharply, driven by money worries, social isolation, and delayed retirement plans

Marineland has submitted a plan to Ottawa to move the last captive whales and dolphins in Canada to facilities in the United States

We look at how many parents are comfortable letting their kids swear and what that says about changing parenting norms

Premier Doug Ford is urging consumers to avoid Chinese-made electric vehicles, citing economic and political concerns

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Today’s podcast covers Mark Carney’s Davos speech, the fallout from Donald Trump’s return to office, neighbourhood traffic concerns, Walmart’s expansion in London, and Rachel McAdams’ Hollywood honour

Prime Minister Mark Carney received a standing ovation in Davos after declaring the rules-based international order that protected Canada for decades is over

Political scientist Don Abelson breaks down the impact of Donald Trump’s first year back in office on Canada

Ben Johnson from ACTION discusses traffic concerns in Old North as the city moves ahead with a formal study

Retail analyst Bruce Winder weighs in on Walmart opening another Supercentre in London

St. Thomas native Rachel McAdams is set to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

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Mayor Josh Morgan on re-election, auto sector job losses tied to global trade, debates over warming centres and housing, a London Knights scam warning, and Matt Damon on how Netflix thinks we watch movies

London Mayor Josh Morgan discusses his decision to run for re-election and reflects on whether he has delivered on his campaign commitments

A London auto parts plant plans to shut down, prompting questions about the impact of U.S. tariffs and Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s concerns over Prime Minister Mark Carney’s electric vehicle trade deal with China

The weekly panel with Roger Caranci and Nick Cake debates whether London should lower the temperature threshold for opening emergency warming centres and whether council should continue exploring housing on contaminated downtown parking lots

Matt Damon says Netflix pushes filmmakers to repeat plot points to account for viewers scrolling on their phones.

The London Knights warn local businesses about fraudulent emails posing as advertising opportunities

What happened on this day in history?

Today’s podcast covers London’s warming centre policies, global reaction to a Canada–China EV deal, and whether Canada can realistically reduce smoking rates to 5 percent

A look at whether London’s current temperature threshold for opening emergency warming centres is putting vulnerable people at risk

Ward 6 Councillor Sam Trosow discusses whether London needs to rethink when temporary warming centres are activated