On today’s show, London’s heat wave enters day three, and climate projections suggest much hotter summers could soon be the norm. We speak with Dr. Christine MacDonald about how to stay safe during extreme heat, and take a look at how Gen Z is pushing for four-day work weeks. Santa’s House is without a location just six months before Christmas, and The Tuesday Panel explores councillor pay and the city’s growing struggles with delivering major projects on time.

With London in the grip of a heatwave, we’re asking why a promised bylaw to protect tenants from extreme heat still hasn’t been introduced. We look at an idea that could get more people to recycle — turning it into a lottery. Tech analyst Carmi Levy joins us to break down one of the largest data breaches ever, affecting 16 billion login credentials. We talk to London Transit about a new move to help riders navigate construction delays, and we wrap up with Mayor Josh Morgan, who weighs in on the city’s housing goals and why construction is slowing down this year despite big approvals in 2024.