Prime Minister Mark Carney is looking to strengthen Canada's relationship with the European Union, and we examine what closer economic, trade and security ties could look like. London-based tech analyst Carmi Levy joins us to discuss renewed warnings that advanced artificial intelligence could eventually escape human control and pose a threat to humanity. We also look at why a London developer could have more than $553,000 in interest charges cancelled after accelerating construction to help the city meet its housing targets. Murray Faulkner and Nathan Caranci join the weekly panel to debate involuntary addiction treatment and London's ongoing road construction challenges. And finally, we look at how Canada earned a shout out during the Emmy Awards.

Mayoral candidate Susan Stevenson joins The Morning Show to lay out her platform and vision for London, before we look at why some AI leaders are calling for the brakes to be put on rapid artificial intelligence development. McMaster University business professor Marvin Ryder discusses Canada's first investment summit in Toronto and what an influx of global investment could mean for the country. We also break down the London and District Labour Council's endorsements for the October municipal election, before finishing with the latest generational battle as Gen Z declares Millennials are becoming the new Boomers.