The Morning Show with Devon Peacock

MPs return to Ottawa today for the fall sitting of Parliament as London’s municipal election campaign enters its final five weeks. We speak with Andrea Hannen of the Association of Daycare Operators of Ontario about concerns the Canada-U.S. trade war could also hit daycare operators, and look at a new map showing which Canadian cities are most exposed to tariffs and where London ranks. Ward 4 candidate Tom Cull and Ward 14 candidate Sarah Lehman join us to discuss their priorities and visions for London. Western University researcher Dr. Heather Shepard explains why schools should take a broader approach to helping students recover from concussions, and we finish with the Toronto man who has turned Canada’s Wonderland into his remote office.

On today's edition of The Morning Show Podcast, Joe Gesualdi joins us after completing his six-week walk from London to Queen's Park for Miles4AMiracle and discusses his daughter's need for life-saving surgery and concerns with Ontario's OHIP process. We look at the Buffalo Bills singing O Canada ahead of their home opener against the Detroit Lions and how Lake Ontario merchandise is turning the controversy surrounding the lake's name into a fundraiser to help protect it. London International Airport President and CEO Scott McFadzean discusses the airport's largest-ever lineup of direct winter sun destinations, while Rip Current Information Project founder Nathan MacIntyre explains the push for more consistent Great Lakes water safety warnings. We also mark the final weekend of summer, look at what's happening around London this weekend and speak with Western University researchers Marc Mitchell and Youssef Genaidy about how your activity during a health app free trial could predict whether you'll eventually pay for it.