Today on The Morning Show Podcast, we begin with the escalating war in Iran and how Iranian Canadians are reacting to U.S. strikes, along with what could happen next in the region. We then speak with Mayor Josh Morgan about how London could be impacted by the upcoming CUSMA review and what recent value-for-money audits reveal about city spending. We cover the start of the Queens Bridge rehabilitation project and what drivers can expect through its planned completion in June 2027. Next, Wayne Smith from Toronto Metropolitan University joins us to discuss changing Canadian travel trends, where people are heading beyond the U.S., Mexico and Cuba, and how resorts are adapting to remote workers. We also examine the growing fraud crisis after a St. Thomas “Young and the Restless” fan was duped in an online scam, as national losses top $544 million. And we wrap up with Catherine O’Hara being honoured posthumously at the 32nd Actor Awards for her performance in “The Studio.”