London Mayor Josh Morgan joins the show to discuss the cyber attack at the Middlesex-London Health Unit, the debate over restricting drug-use supplies distributed by city-funded groups and discussions at the Federation of Canadian Municipalities board meeting in St. John’s. We break down a busy agenda at city hall including short-term rentals, harm reduction policies, community housing and even concerns about rats, then Ward 7 Councillor Corrine Rahman explains her push for answers on vacant community housing units and a new rental licence lookup tool. Jasmin Guenette from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business talks about a new survey showing many small businesses no longer see the U.S. as a reliable partner, while we also look at Parliament’s debate over the Iran war and the potential $12 billion annual cost of the Buy Canadian policy. Finally, we discuss how people are adjusting to the time change and the Sarnia Legionnaires’ historic 0–50 hockey season.