The Morning Show with Devon Peacock

On today’s edition of The Morning Show Podcast: Dr. Joanne Kearon from the Middlesex-London Health Unit joined us to talk about fall vaccination programs and Health Canada’s response to U.S. claims about Tylenol use in pregnancy. We looked at a review of London’s homeless hubs that found progress despite overwhelming demand. Our weekly panel with Matt Brown and Nathan Caranci tackled Western Homecoming street parties and the latest street racing charges in the city. We broke down Premier Doug Ford’s decision to move ahead with a ban on speed cameras. And finally, we wrapped up with the Blue Jays’ ongoing struggles and the unusual story of an emotional support alligator that’s no longer welcome at Walmart.

On today’s edition of The Morning Show Podcast, Ontario’s Deputy Premier and Health Minister Sylvia Jones explains the province’s call for proposals from primary care teams to help connect every Ontarian with family medicine by 2029. We then look at new polling that shows Canadians believe the Canada–U.S. relationship is broken, and many doubt Donald Trump would honour a new trade deal. Dr. Keith Warriner from the University of Guelph joins us to discuss a report on the safety of indoor farms, which are expected to play a major role in future food production. Western University researcher Marc Mitchell shares findings from the largest study of its kind into fitness apps, showing they create lasting health changes for users. And we wrap up with a survey that suggests many Canadians are in a social rut, with fewer friendships and less time spent at parties.