Today’s podcast explores how Londoners feel about life in the city, highlights Wear Purple Day, marks World Diabetes Day, previews the Knights’ weekend, and covers a strange bus theft in Hamilton

A new survey finds 76% of Londoners rate their quality of life as good or very good, though younger residents are far less positive than older ones

Jennifer Dunn from the London Abused Women’s Centre discusses the importance of Wear Purple Day and the ongoing Shine the Light on Woman Abuse campaign

Mike Stubbs joins us to break down what the Knights need to do to get back to their winning ways after a stretch of inconsistency

Grant Maltman explains how World Diabetes Day connects back to London and why Banting’s discovery of insulin remains one of the most important breakthroughs in medical history

A man in Hamilton stole a city bus with riders still aboard but caused no damage and even continued letting passengers on and off

What happened on this day in history?

We break down the Cami plant dispute, new high-rise plans, London’s plowing debate, the case for 24/7 construction, and the season’s strangest holiday gifts

Laid-off workers in Ingersoll say they will occupy the Cami plant if GM attempts to take out machinery they believe is critical to its future

John Fyfe-Millar and Ryan Gauss discuss the season’s first messy commute and whether London’s plowing strategy needs a rethink

Steve Lehman weighs in on London’s second straight year of record building permits and the push ahead on two future high-rises at the Crossings Pub property

A city committee has turned down a proposal to let residents sell low-risk homemade foods, even though the province already permits it

Apple rolls out a high-priced knitted case while Oprah’s annual gift guide features luxury items that might blow up your holiday budget

What happened on this day in history?

From local policy to national health concerns — and a tribute to one of London’s sports icons — here’s everything you need to know today

Ontario’s minimum wage sits at $17.60, but the latest living wage data shows the true cost of living has surged above $20 across the province

Ward 6 Councillor Sam Trosow explains how provincial changes will leave small businesses without blue box collection starting in 2026

City hall is expected to extend London’s e-scooter pilot for another year while reminding parents that riders must be at least 16 years old

Dr. Timothy Sly explains what led to Canada losing its measles elimination status for the first time since 1998

Micheal Ray Richardson, a four-time NBA All-Star and championship-winning coach with the London Lightning, has passed away at age 70

What happened on this day in history?

We cover London’s Remembrance Day events, Canada’s growing disconnect with its history, and the massive new defence budget shaping the country’s military future

This week’s panel explores why so many Canadians are unfamiliar with their country’s history and how to strengthen our understanding of military heritage

We look at what’s happening in London for Remembrance Day, including today’s ceremony at Victoria Park, and a new poll that shows fewer Canadians are planning to participate

SeoRhin Yoo from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business explains why outdated trade rules still block small and craft alcohol producers from selling across provincial borders