Katie Dean, from the Viewer Discretion Coalition, updates everyone on the Viewer Discretion Legislation and how the London by-law can impact other places across the country.

Dr Alex Summers, Medical Officer of Health for the Middlesex-London Health Unit explains explain the Immunization of School Pupils Act, and why it's important to update your child's vaccination status to the health unit.

Hubert Van Niekerk from Every Canadian Counts outlines the program, their goals and why it is important that people struggling with disabilities get the support they urgently need.

Scott Surgent, Author of World Hockey Association Fact Book, talks about Bobby Hull's impact on the success of the WHA.

Christine Giannacopoulos, Superintendent with the Thames Valley District School Board, explains the new approach to preparing students for exams.

Kellysue, a London, Ont. mother who has been trying to gain support for youth living with severe mental illness, joins Mike Stubbs to update her story on her 14-year-old daughter and explains that it finally feels like they are closer to getting her the help she needs.

Ali Chabar talks about stepping into the role of Chair of the London Police Services Board

Derek Marques talks about taking care of your mental health, and the importance of having a good support system around you.

Moshe Lander, Senior Lecturer with Concordia University, talks about TD Economics recent report which predicts Canada may see the weakest level of home sales since 2001.

Rob Simpson, Associate General Manager of the London Knights, talks about the last two trades by the Knights before the OHL trade deadline, and outlines the issue of creating rumours that are circulated on social media involving player names.

Ted Brown, Head Coach of the London Devilettes talks about the five local athletes that are helping Team Canada at the Women's World U18 Hockey Championship.

Peter Bergmanis, from the London Health Coalition, talks about Bill 7, his concerns with the bill, and the negative impact it has on patients and families.

Bonnie Wooten, a Registered Nurse and Project Consultant with London Health Sciences Centre explains the Shared Decision Making Program at Children's Hospital and the benefit it has for families.

Former CFL athlete Konrad Wasiela talks about his move from the football world to the world of E-Sports, and the massive growth the E-Sports world has seen over the past few years, pulling in higher viewership than many sporting events - including the Super Bowl.

Michael's on the Thames owner Joelle Lees talks about the famous London restaurant changing hands in the new year, the reasoning behind the decision, and the new name the iconic restaurant is going to be taking on.

Dr George Dresser on seeing the stroke rate and blood pressure climbing as the temperature starts to drop and as we approach holiday season.

According to LHSC, in Canada, more than half of all individuals living with type 1 diabetes develop it before the age of 18. Dr. Robert Stein discusses the early signs and symptoms to watch out for.

Peter Bergmanis, a spokesperson with the Ontario Health Coalition, comments on the key things the LHSC master plan should focus on.

The story of Santa, the Coca-Cola truck, and one lucky young boy in St Thomas getting his Christmas wish.

Dr. Claudette Holloway, President of RNAO gives a reaction to Bill 124 being stuck down and what impact this has on nurses.

Fabiana Bacchini Executive Director of the Canadian Premature Babies Foundation talks about Preemi - a stuffie made for premature babies

Brad Campbell, corporate hospital administration executive at London Health Sciences Centre talks about LHSC's new master plan and one major area they are focusing on - mental health.

Dr. Prachi Srivastava, Associate Professor, Western University, specialising in education and global development talks about the misinformation the was being spread during the CUPE strike action

Dr. Ram Singh, Director of Pediatrics Critical Care Unit and Deputy Chief of Pediatrics at Children's Hospital doesn't sugar coat the issues Childrens Hospital is currently facing when it comes to capacity overflow

Dr Don Kerr, Professor of Sociology at King's University College, talks about the world population reaching eight billion this week, what it means, when it's going to start slowing down and why.