All you need to know about London's open burn bylaw with London Deputy Fire Chief Matt Hepditch.

A reported 40 per cent of high school students are hitting the attendance target set out by the province of Ontario.

(The target is to be present in 90 per cent of classes)

On April 15, 2026 London Live listeners discussed what to do about absenteeism in high schools.

Why the Liberal majority government could still have some hiccups with Matt Farrell of Fanshawe College.

Big Brothers/Big Sisters of London Interim Executive Director Lisa McIntosh discusses the reality of funding grants in 2026 with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs.

Details on the Walk for Alzheimer's in London, Woodstock, Tillsonburg and St. Thomas with Leslie Rand of the Alzheimer's Society Southwest Partners.

Crossings isn't being crossed off just yet. It is about to become Pierside Pub North London. Owner Brent Noles joined Mike Stubbs to explain how this will be temporary but it should provide people in the north end of the city with a sports bar interior and a tiki bar exterior.

Londoner Al Christie was a Hollywood pioneer... but still has no start on Canada's Walk of Fame. Mike Stubbs speaks with author Mark Kearney and finds out where the push for a star is sitting now.

Trustees are staying put in Ontario School Boards: We talk with LDCSB Board Chair Gabe Pizzuti.

London's and Arva's own Katherine Heard on her U Sports hockey career and the boom women's hockey is experiencing.

Brian Salt from Salthaven on what we can do for birds in the area this spring.