Buckingham Palace released a short statement shortly after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced they're stepping back from senior royal duties to "work to become financially independent."

The statement, shared by royal reporter Omid Scobie on Twitter, reads: "Discussions with The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are at an early stage. We understand their desire to take a different approach, but these are complicated issues that will take time to work through."

To delve into what it all means and what happens next, Craig is joined by Global News national online journalist Meaghan Wray

Canada's reaction to the Iran strikes on U.S. bases in Iraq with Global News Ottawa Correspondent Abigail Bimman

Details on a high-profile London lawsuit with lawyer Phil Millar

A London developer is receiving more than $100 M to help create affordable housing with Minister of Families, Children and Social Development, Ahmed Hussen and London North Centre MP Peter Fragiskatos

Budget is top of mind as councillors return to London City Hall with Ward 7 councillor and budget chair Josh Morgan.

The latest on the situation in the Middle East with former Canadian ambassador to Saudi Arabia Dennis Horak.

As of Monday Jan. 6, cannabis edibles are available in store, and will be available online via OCS on Jan. 16. 

Jodie Emery is one of the leading cannabis advocates in Canada. She joins Craig to discuss Cannabis 2.0, and how she thinks we can make legalization better in Ontario and across the country.

Every Tuesday, business and marketing expert Allison Graham joins Craig to discuss headline business stories. Today they chat about Tim Horton's cereal, cleavage in academia, and which Canadian airline is best.

London Knights were centre stage as Canada won the 2020 World Junior Championship with voice of the London Knights Mike Stubbs.

What does the U.S. fall out with Iran mean for international security? With Stephanie Carvin, assistant professor of international affairs at the Norman Patterson School of International Affairs, specializing in National Security Issues, Terrorism, Critical Infrastructure Protection, International Law, Humanitarianism, and Foreign Policy.

Councillor Phil Squire tells us why he is no longer on Twitter.

980 CFPL executive producer Devon Peacock, and political insider Mariam Hamou and Nathan Caranci join Craig to discuss the news of the week.

980 CFPL anchor and editor Jess Brady, 980 CFPL reporter Andrew Graham, 980 CFPL content producer Jaclyn Carbone, and 980 CFPL technical producer Nick Van Overloop join Craig to share their Christmas traditions.

Political insider Mariam Hamou, former city councillor Cheryl Miller, and former deputy mayor Paul Hubert join Craig to look back at the biggest local, regional, national, and international stories of 2019.