The Morning Show with Devon Peacock

On today's edition of The Morning Show, we look at growing optimism among some premiers that Canada and the United States are moving closer to a trade agreement that could prevent new tariffs, while Prime Minister Mark Carney asks provinces to return American alcohol products to store shelves. We then explain London's newest traffic-calming measure and what a chicane is designed to do. Joanna Sweet, president-elect of the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association, joins us to discuss concerns surrounding Ontario's new auto insurance rules and what they could mean for accident victims. We also talk about the search for a suspect accused of chasing a jogger in Philadelphia while wearing a Chucky-style mask. We wrap up with our weekly panel as Jeremy McCall and Mike Donachie discuss the latest developments in Canada-U.S. trade negotiations and the key issues expected to shape London's upcoming municipal election.

On today's show, President Donald Trump pauses planned tariffs after announcing a tentative trade agreement with Canada, and Mahmood Nanji joins the show to discuss what Canada needs to see before calling it a good deal. Greg Harris explains why Canada continues to dominate North American tech talent rankings and why London is emerging as a fast-growing technology centre. We also look at the Western Fair Sports Centre's 25th anniversary celebration and speak with Dr. Bekim Sadikovic about groundbreaking research from London Health Sciences Centre Research Institute that could lead to more personalized cancer treatment. Later, we discuss OpenAI's launch of ChatGPT for Teens and Anthropic's plans to watermark AI-generated text, before wrapping up with the unusual story of a homeowner who spray painted a dead bush green to avoid HOA penalties.