The Morning Show with Devon Peacock

The Blue Jays are on the verge of World Series history after a record-breaking Game 5 win over the Dodgers that put them one victory from the championship. Mike Stubbs joins the show to preview the London Knights’ eastern road trip and the debut of Braidy Wassilyn. Our weekly panel with Stephanie Marentette and Jeremy McCall takes on London City Council’s controversial 35% pay raise, Mayor Josh Morgan’s proposed 3.6% property tax increase, and how trade tensions with the U.S. could impact local finances. Plus, Premier Doug Ford is demanding an apology from the U.S. ambassador after a profanity-laced rant over his anti-tariff ad campaign.

Today on The Morning Show Podcast, the Blue Jays beat the Dodgers to tie the World Series at two, making history as Major League Baseball’s first season to both start and end outside the United States. We look at London city council’s vote for a 35 percent raise and talk to Councillor Steve Lehman about how that fits into the mayor’s proposed 3.6 percent tax hike for 2026. University of Windsor professor Peter Frise joins us to explain why a Canadian car company isn’t realistic, and Adam Morrison from the Alzheimer Society of Ontario breaks down Health Canada’s approval of the first drug shown to slow the disease. Plus, we end on a lighter note — with the Halloween app that lets you fake a party you never went to.