The Morning Show with Devon Peacock

On The Morning Show podcast: We look at what a 5% NATO defence target would cost Canada—and why the price tag could hit $150 billion. A chilling study links frequent nightmares to a higher risk of death. As summer kicks into high gear, we talk to Briar McCaw about how to stay safe on the water after a fatal drowning in Lake Erie. Abe Oudshoorn explains why hot weather is deadlier than cold for people experiencing homelessness. And with the school year done, sociologist Kaitlynn Mendes unpacks whether Ontario’s cellphone ban actually helped in the classroom.

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.