New data from Queen's Park shows the London region is set to grow by 50% over the next 25 years. Are we ready? Mike Moffatt, economist at the Ivey School of Business at Western University and the founding director of the PLACE Centre at the Smart Prosperity Institute, joins The Morning Show.

This Saturday is Newcomer Day in London. Farah Ayoub from London city hall's Anti-Racism and Anti-Oppression team and Amani Radhaa, Associate Director at Northwest London Resource Centre, join The Morning Show.

The minimum wage in Ontario went up this week, rising from $16.55 per hour to $17.20 an hour, but is it enough? Craig Pickthorne, Communications Coordinator for the Ontario Living Wage Network, joins The Morning Show.

A proposal by Ark Aid Mission to provide a year-round for the homeless has received some pushback from businesses in the Old East Village. Kevin Morrison, general manager of Old East Village's BIA, joins The Morning Show.

A major proposed development, big enough to build a small town inside London, will land on the desk of city politicians today. Ward 8 Councillor Steve Lehman, chair of the planning committee, joins The Morning Show.

A strike by workers at Western University is now a month old. Chris Yates, vice president for CUPE Local 2361, joins The Morning Show.

Canada's annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day is a time of recognition, remembrance and respect for survivors of residential schools. Cody Groat, Assistant Professor of Indigenous Studies at Western University, joins The Morning Show.

10,000 people attended unsanctioned street parties in London last year for Western Homecoming. How are police preparing for this year? London Police Constable Matthew Dawson joins The Morning Show.

Canada’s fertility rate, which has been steadily declining, has hit a record low and the country is now among the "lowest-low" fertility nations. Kate Choi, Associate Professor of Sociology and Director of the Centre for Research on Social Inequality at Western University, joins The Morning Show.

The London Knights will start their defence of the OHL Championship tonight against the Flint Firebirds. Mike Stubbs, voice of the Knights and host of London Live, joins The Morning Show.

The provincial government has appointed a supervisor to oversee the London Health Sciences Centre. On Wednesday, interim president and CEO David Musyj was named supervisor. Ronald Breen, chartered accountant and former board member of the London Health Sciences Centre, joins The Morning Show.

The provincial government has appointed a supervisor to oversee the London Health Sciences Centre. On Wednesday, interim president and CEO David Musyj was named supervisor. Dr. Donald Farquhar, former chief of medicine at University Hospital and assistant dean at the Schulich School of Medicine, joins The Morning Show.

The 3M Harvest Lunch and United Way 2024 Community Campaign Launch happens today. Kelly Ziegner, President and CEO of United Way Elgin Middlesex, joins The Morning Show.

Today is Rowan's Law Day. Rowan's Law was named for Rowan Stringer, a high school rugby player from Ottawa, who died in the spring of 2013 from a condition known as second impact syndrome. Ravi Menon, a professor in the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry at Western University, joins The Morning Show.

After months of debate, London's new renoviction bylaw could receive final approval by city council today but not everyone is happy. Claire Wittnebel, chair of the London central chapter of London ACORN, joins The Morning Show to share their concerns.

Provincial HART hubs, restricting bike lanes and London's proposed renoviction bylaw are on the agenda for this week's interview with Mayor Josh Morgan.

The Adopt-A-School program aims to increase literacy in Canada, and a London school is right in the thick of it. What is the program? Teacher-librarian Lyndsay Nancekivell joins The Morning Show.

Social media could soon be banned for teenagers in Australia, or will it? Is a ban actually possible? London-based tech analyst Carmi Levy joins The Morning Show.

A London man is giving back after surviving a rare flesh-eating disease. Rick DeJager, owner of Tiger Jacks and survivor of Fournier's Gangrene, joins The Morning Show.

The Multiple Myeloma Walk of Champions returns Sunday at the Dorchester Fairgrounds. Heather Appleton, a multiple myeloma patient, joins The Morning Show.

The Kicks for Strength charity soccer event is back for a second year in a row. Organizers Mackenzie and Alexandre Machado join The Morning Show.

Londoners can now buy booze in corner stores, but is that a good thing? Public health officials say it isn't. Dr. Joanne Kearon, acting medical officer of health for the Middlesex-London Health Unit joins The Morning Show.

Kids are back in class with new cellphone rules and a new curriculum. Mark Fisher, director of education for the Thames Valley District School Board, joins The Morning Show.

Kids returned to class this week, but how active were they? Would a shorter summer vacation make for healthier habits? Guelph prof Lori Ann Vallis joins The Morning Show.

Should the Thames Valley District School Board be going on out-of-town retreats when they're running a deficit? Craig Smith from ETFO joins The Morning Show.