On the December 9 London Live podcast:

Are vaping-related illnesses being under-reported in Canada? With Global News journalist Heather Yourex-West

Russia is being punished at the Olympics...again with Dr. Angela Schneider, Director of the Centre for Olympic Studies at Western University.

Avoiding sticky situations at your work Christmas party with labour and employment lawyer Howard Levitt.

London Mayor Ed Holder joins London Live with Mike Stubbs to discuss his first year in office.

On the December 4 London Live podcast.

The issue at the heart of public high school teachers 1-day strike.

The Woodshed poutinerie has trailer stolen just weeks before opening with owner Michael Maisonville.

The cost of food with Dr. Simon Somogyi is the Arrell Chair in the Business of Food and Director of the Longo’s Food Retail Laboratory in the School of Hospitality, Food & Tourism Management in the Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics at the University of Guelph.

Ontario is introducing a bill that it says would protect farmers from animal rights activists and raise trespassing fines. The law would increase fines for trespassing on farms and food processing facilities and make it illegal to obstruct trucks carrying farm animals.
 

To look at both sides, Mike speaks with Rob McNeil co-founder of Stop Maple Leaf Violence and member of London Ontario Animal Save as well as Kelly Elliot deputy mayor of Thames Centre, which is home to a number of farms. 

How can we reuse heritage buildings in a way that is good for community, preserving culture, and good for business? Mike is joined by a pair of experts who discussed just that at an event at The Factory in London on November 28.

Guests:
Joe Berridge Urban Strategies, Adjunct Professor in Geography and Planning at the University of Toronto, and Author of Perfect City.

Dawson Bridger of the Ontario heritage Trust.