London Live with Mike Stubbs

Joe Geswauldi's daughter was injured in a rear-end car crash. She suffered a catastrophic neck injury. Her condition is degenerative. There is a surgery that could return her to a full life but it is only available out-of-country and her application for OHIP coverage (which can exist) has been denied. Now here father, Joe Geswauldi is planning to push her wheelchair to Queen's Park to try to get the approval his daughter needs to have a second shot at life. Joe joined Mike Stubbs to tell the entire story.

Talking about the state of Emergency Rooms and emergency room workers in London with Dr. Adam Dukelow, the Integrated Vice President of Medical & Academic Affairs for London Health Sciences Centre and St. Joseph's Health Care London.

Where does the summer of 2026 in London compare with other summers when we talk sunshine and lack of rainfall? 980 CFPL Weather Specialist John Wilson weighs in.

Santo Ligotti from the Retail Council of Canada provides new research on Back-to-School spending.

An update on life inside a modular home - with its designer: 19-year old Londoner Ribal Zebian.

Federal money was supposed to be arriving for Ark Aid Mission, 519 Pursuit and London's winter response: Where is it? We spoke with Sarah Campbell from Ark Aid to try to find out.

Back-to-School shopping and the memories (and challenges) that come with it.

Economist Moshe Lander on Rogers bringing Amazon aboard as part of their NHL deal.

Talking about coyotes and the issues that surround them with Dr. Dennis Murray of Trent University.

Jennifer Proulx from the Middlesex-London Health Unit on food insecurity in London.