The Morning Show with Devon Peacock

Host Devon Peacock and 980 CFPL Morning Anchor Natalie Lovie give you the top stories of the day and look back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

A new report from Desjardins last week found home sales and average prices have fallen sharply throughout Canada since the pandemic peaks and the correction is quite steep in some communities, including London, Ont.

Jim Smith, realtor with Sutton Group and former president of the London and St Thomas Association of Realtors, joins Devon Peacock to discuss.

ow is London doing, three years into the covid-19 pandemic? London Mayor Josh Morgan joins Devon Peacock to discuss during his weekly interview.

Host Devon Peacock and 980 CFPL Morning Anchor Natalie Lovie give you the top stories of the day and look back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

Saturday marks the three year anniversary of the World Health Organization declaring the covid-19 outbreak to be a global pandemic. What lessons have we learned over that time? Will we see an end to the pandemic this year?

Dr. Alex Summers, medical officer of health for the Middlesex-London Health Unit, joins Devon Peacock to discuss.

Host Devon Peacock and 980 CFPL Morning Anchor Natalie Lovie give you the top stories of the day and look back at significant moments that happened on this day in history.

The London Fire Department is reminding Londoners that ‘springing forward’ means more than changing the time on your clocks.

LFD Deputy Chief Matt Hepditch joins Devon to discuss.

Today, March 9, is World Kidney Day.

Four million Canadians - that’s one in 10 - live with kidney disease, do we talk enough about kidney health?

Dr. Arsh Jain, assistant professor of medicine at Western University and a kidney specialist at the LHSC, joins Devon Peacock to discuss.

Saturday marks the three year anniversary of the covid-19 pandemic and when kids started learning from home. How far has the pandemic set kids behind academically?

Sarah Langelaan and Kala Challis from Oxford Learning North London join Devon Peacock to discuss.

What would you do if you were told you won $10,000 in the Tim Hortons Roll Up To Win contest, only to be told it was a technical error? That happened to Jeremy McDougall, a Tillsonburg man, who joins Devon Peacock to discuss.