Urban Haven Project is an initiative that began at Beth Emmanuel Church in London's SoHo neighbourhood, offering another option for homeless people during the winter months. The program began last year with the church opening it's doors to those looking for shelter. This year the Pastor is expanding the initiative to include large tents on his property. Multiple complaints have been filed with the city surrounding the safety of the tents, how they will be heated, how snow will  be removed, etc. Pastor Dan Morand joins Craig to discuss.

SoHo Church facing complaints after offering temporary solution for homeless during the winter with Pastor of Beth Emmanuel Church and founder of Urban Have Project Dan Morand.

Serious tap water issues at Oneida Nation of the Thames with Chief Jessica Hill.

Racist senator Lynn Beyak is getting government cash again.

Writer Mike Donachie, United Way Elgin Middlesex president and CEO Kelly Ziegner, and ward 2 councillor Shawn Lewis join Craig to discuss the news of the week.

Nobel prize winner Gordon McBean refutes London councillor's climate change denial.

The candidates running for leadership of the Ontario Liberals has been set with local candidate Kate Graham.

Every Tuesday, business and marketing expert Allison Graham joins Craig to discuss headline business stories.

Today they chat about if people are happier when they switch careers later in life, half of Canadians think they will work until age 66, and not getting scammed online shopping for Christmas.

Councillor Michael van Holst pens climate change denial letter to city committee.

France is pledging millions to end domestic violence with executive director of the the London Abused Women's Centre Megan Walker.

Newcomers as job creators with associate professor of entrepreneurship at the Ivey School of Business at Western University, Larry Plummer.

A pet-friendly shelter opens in London, with Anova's manager of residential services Kate Trudeau.

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

Former city councillor Cheryl Miller, former London mayor Joe Fontana, and activist Jeff Preston join Craig to discuss the news of the week

High school and elementary teachers in Ontario are set to start work-to-rule with OSSTF President Harvey Bischof

There are two new cases of probable vaping-related illnesses with Middlesex-London Medical Officer of Health Dr. Chris Mackie 

The province is getting rid of the lottery system for legal cannabis stores with president and co-founder of Business of Cannabis Jay Rosenthal