On today’s edition of The Morning Show Podcast, we hear from OPP Sgt. Ed Sanchuk on how to stay safe during the Labour Day long weekend as road fatalities remain high this year. We break down how the end of duty-free shipping to the U.S. is hitting Canadian small businesses, and tech analyst Carmi Levy joins us to discuss a call for new social media restrictions for kids under 16. Mike Stubbs previews the London Knights’ first pre-season game after their championship season, and finally, we dive into a generational beer debate—Gen Z putting ice in their beer.

On today’s edition of The Morning Show Podcast: Premier Doug Ford takes aim at school board trustees, saying Ontarians are fed up with spending scandals, and also rules out U.S. booze at the LCBO for now. The Thursday Panel with Stephanie Marentette and Jeremy McCall breaks down new StatsCan data on commuting as remote work fades, and why more Americans are visiting Canada while Canadians avoid trips south of the border. Western University’s Norma Coates joins us to explain Taylor Swift’s unique rise from pop star to cultural powerhouse. And finally, we explore the new workplace term “quiet cracking,” where employees look fine but are secretly burning out.