Sunfest wrapped up with a heavy police presence at Victoria Park before we previewed a busy week at London City Hall, where politicians will debate a major overhaul of the city's winter homelessness response. Mayor Josh Morgan joined the show to discuss the proposed winter plan and the possibility of hiring municipal special constables. We also looked at the long-awaited opening date for the Gordie Howe International Bridge, spoke with Mahmood Nanji about why London's falling unemployment rate masks the loss of 9,000 jobs this year, caught up with Jeremy McCall about the city's response to safety concerns at busy Wortley Village crosswalks, and wrapped up with the unusual lawsuit facing United Airlines over the sale of window seats that didn't actually have windows.

Chris Moss explains how a last-minute funding boost will keep House of Hope open through March while residents transition to permanent housing. We also look at a proposal that could help more low-income seniors afford air conditioning during extreme heat. Thames Valley District School Board trustee Sherri Moore joins us to discuss the board's growing budget deficit and what it could mean for students. We break down Mark Carney's comments about international diplomacy, have some fun with a survey showing the average person eats 11 scoops of ice cream a week during the summer and wrap up the show with a look at what's happening around London this weekend.