The Morning Show with Devon Peacock

On today’s edition of The Morning Show Podcast, we begin with the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and how parents can meaningfully talk to their kids about residential schools and the importance of the day. Then, we look at London’s proposed heat relief bylaw — a plan that would require certain rental units to stay below 26 degrees Celsius during the summer but exclude those without air conditioning. The weekly panel with Murray Faulkner and Matt Newton-Reid dives into Canada’s tariff tensions with the U.S. and whether municipalities should have more control after Premier Doug Ford’s decision to ban speed cameras. We wrap up with a look at generational differences in dating, flirting, and driving — including why Gen Z might prefer silence over a playlist behind the wheel.

On today’s edition of The Morning Show Podcast, Mayor Josh Morgan joins us to discuss Ontario’s decision to ban speed cameras, the massive Western homecoming party, and London’s growing homelessness challenge. We take a closer look at the weekend’s 18,000-person street party and what’s next for city policies on overnight parking and pet waste collection. Carleton’s Ian Lee explains the financial reality behind the Canada Post strike and what it means for the postal service’s future. Tech analyst Carmi Levy breaks down a new privacy report on TikTok and its implications for Canada’s upcoming AI laws. And we wrap up with sports—celebrating the Blue Jays’ AL East title, the London Nationals’ strong start, and the Knights’ continued struggles.