980 CFPL executive producer Devon Peacock, political insider Mariam Hamou, and ward 2 councillor Shawn Lewis join Craig to discuss the news of the week.

The dispute between Ontario teachers and the province is escalating with NDP education critic Merit Stiles.

Parents of kids with autism are receiving notices of when their care will end with mother of a child with autism Kristen Ellison.

You can now rent instruments at London Libraries with Chris Campbell.

Every Tuesday, business and marketing expert Allison Graham joins Craig to discuss headline business stories. Today they chat about Michael McCain taking to Twitter to share his personal feelings about the Tehran plane crash, and the ongoing Blackridge Strategy scandal.

A soggy weekend raises flooding concerns in London with Teresa Hollingsworth, manager of community and corporate services with the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority.

Ontario is NOT in the midst of a nuclear meltdown.

'Unplanned' protesters denied right to protest at King's University College with found of pro-choice London Robyn Schwarz

Broadcaster Steve Garrison and Bob Smith, and ward 12 councillor Elizabeth Peloza join Craig to discuss the news of the week.

During the 2018 municipal election, a pair of websites that appeared to be created on behalf of incumbent councillors Virginia Ridley and Maureen Cassidy were shown to be attack websites against the female councillors.

It eventually came to light that the websites were created by Blackridge Straegy, a local PR firm. Blackridge denied being involved and as recently as Friday, Jake Skinner, co-owner of the firm, said he was leaving the company.

Now, some of the names that signed off on the websites are being revealed. London lawyer Susan Toth joins Craig to discuss the latest.

Political insider Stewart Blair, former city councillor Cheryl Miller, and former federal political candidate for the Green Party Carol DYck join Craig to discuss the news of the week.

The latest on the Tehran plane crash with Global News European correspondent Redmond Shannon.

How the Canadian government is reacting to news that a plane carrying 63 Canadians may have been shot down over Iran with Global News chief political correspondent David Akin.

Pastor Dan gives an update on the Urban Haven Project.

Consul General in Sydney, Angela Bogdan joins Craig to provide the latest details about the wildfire situation in Australia, and what Canadians are doing to help.

What's next for Iran and the United States with Middle East journalist Kareem Shaheen, and Senior fellow at the American foreign policy council Larry Haas.

How Canadians are helping with Australia's wildfires with Consul General in Sydney Angela Bogdan