The Morning Show with Devon Peacock

Are kids too anxious to go to overnight summer camp? Recovery from the pandemic has been slow for summer camps and not all are operating this summer. What is it like to operate a summer camp in 2024?

Two weeks after a freight train caught fire and travelled through the heart of London, the city is marking emergency preparedness week. When will we get answers for what happened on the CPKC train in late April? What does the mayor think about a call to review and update London's code of conduct? Mayor Josh Morgan weighs in on both topics during his weekly interview on The Morning Show.

Does London need to re-write it's code of conduct? Ward 4 Councillor Susan Stevenson thinks show. Stevenson, who was reprimanded in December by council, is joining forces with one of the council members who voted to reprimand her, saying the code of conduct is out of date.

Lambton-Kent-Middlesex has a new MPP. Steve Pinsonneault emerged victorious following the by-election held on Thursday, winning the seat vacated by Monte McNaughton who resigned for a job in the private sector. What are his priorities now that he's the MPP-elect?

The deadline for London city hall to apply for funding to help cover the cost of asylum seekers in the city has come and gone. What happens now? Liberal MP for London North Centre Peter Fragiskatos joins The Morning Show.

Starting this fall, students of all ages will be banned from using their cellphone in the classroom. Is that a good idea? What do teachers think? Craig Smith from ETFO Thames Valley joins The Morning Show.

Asylum seekers are taking up an increasing number of shelter beds in London. A new report suggests 12% of the beds in London are occupied by asylum seekers, putting extra strain on the system. How should London respond and what is the impact of this?

A new study reveals Canadians may be compromising their health by consuming potentially unsafe foods -- because they can't afford to waste any food. Is that true? What does that say about the state of grocery affordability in Canada right now?

Hundreds of researchers from Canada, the U.S. and the U.K. will be in London this week for a major HIV/AIDS conference. How close are we to a cure or a vaccine?

Should London go ahead with a pilot project for free bus passes for high school students at Clarke Road SS? City council wants to but London Transit has raised some concerns.