Today’s podcast covers the mayoral debate and homelessness, property taxes, affordability and closer EU ties, potential relief for heritage property owners, what Canadians worry about when considering an EV, railway safety and the death of another whale relocated from Marineland

Homelessness emerged as a major issue as London’s mayoral candidates faced questions during a debate at The London Club moderated by Devon Peacock

Murray Faulkner and Ryan Gauss discuss property taxes and affordability in London along with the possibility of Canada becoming an associate member of the European Union

Kaitlynn Furse explains what CAA learned from putting electric vehicles through a real-world test and what it could mean for Canadians considering making the switch

CN Police Constable Jake Stokes discusses Rail Safety Week and the precautions people should take around railway tracks and crossings

The death of another whale following its relocation from Marineland is renewing attention on the animals that once lived at the Niagara Falls park

London is exploring property tax relief for heritage building owners as concerns grow about the cost of maintaining protected properties

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MPs return to Ottawa as London’s municipal campaign enters its final five weeks, daycare operators warn about the trade war, a new map measures London’s tariff exposure, Tom Cull and Sarah Lehman discuss their visions for city hall, Dr. Heather Shepard examines concussion recovery in schools and a Toronto man takes remote work to Canada’s Wonderland

Ward 4 council candidate Tom Cull discusses his priorities and what he would like to change at city hall

Ward 14 council candidate Sarah Lehman discusses her priorities for the neighbourhood and her broader vision for London

Andrea Hannen of the Association of Daycare Operators of Ontario explains why the Canada-U.S. trade war could create another financial challenge for child-care operators

Western University researcher Dr. Heather Shepard explains why schools should look beyond physical symptoms when helping students recover from concussions

MPs return to the House of Commons for a busy fall sitting as London’s municipal candidates enter the final five weeks before election day

A new map examines which Canadian cities face the greatest exposure to tariffs and shows where London fits into the picture

A Toronto man has taken remote work to another level by turning Canada’s Wonderland into his unconventional office

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Today's podcast covers Miles4AMiracle's journey to Queen's Park, Buffalo's Canadian salute, the Lake Ontario controversy, more winter destinations from London International Airport, Great Lakes safety warnings, your guide to the final weekend of summer in London and Western research into whether free-trial health app use can predict who eventually pays

Joe Gesualdi joins us after completing a six-week walk from London to Queen's Park to raise awareness about the life-saving surgery his daughter needs and concerns with Ontario's OHIP approval process

Western University researchers Marc Mitchell and Youssef Genaidy explain how a person's activity during a health app free trial can help predict whether they'll eventually become a paying customer

Looking for something to do? We take a look at what's happening across London as the city heads into the final weekend of summer

Rip Current Information Project founder Nathan MacIntyre discusses the push for clearer and more consistent warnings about rip currents and other hazards along Ontario's Great Lakes

London International Airport President and CEO Scott McFadzean joins us to discuss the airport's largest-ever selection of direct winter sun destinations

The final weekend of summer has arrived, giving us one last chance to enjoy the season before fall officially begins

The Buffalo Bills paid tribute to their Canadian fanbase by having Barenaked Ladies perform O Canada before Thursday night's home opener against the Detroit Lions