The Morning Show with Devon Peacock

The Brier, hiring more police officers and flooding are all on the agenda for Mayor Josh Morgan's weekly interview with Devon Peacock.

Google executives will testify at a House of Commons heritage committee meeting today, a week after the company decided to temporarily block a small percentage of Canadians from accessing news through its search engine in response to the Liberal governments proposed Online News Act. Also, what should we be doing about TikTok?

Carmi Levy, a London-based tech analyst, 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.

As many as 100,000 people are expected to attend The Brier this week in London. What could that mean for the local economy?

Zanth Jarvis, director of sports tourism at Tourism London, joins Devon Peacock to discuss.

The future of Kensington Bridge, which links vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians between Riverside Drive and Dundas Place is up in the air. The bridge is nearly 100 years old and city staff are considering various options for its future.

Karl Grabowski, Transportation Design Engineer with the City of London, 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.

London City Hall has proclaimed March to be Multiple Myeloma Awareness month.

Martine Elias, the Executive Director of Myeloma Canada, joins Devon Peacock to discuss.

A new study at Lawson Health Research Institute will offer online exercise and behavioral intervention for adults who are mobility impaired. The goal is to reduce barriers to accessing activity programs.

Dr. Dalton Wolfe, scientist at Lawson Health Research Institute, 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 Canadian Olympic Committee's official talent search is coming to London, Ont. for the first time ever.

Miranda Ayim, Olympian, retired pro basketball player and London native joins Devon to talk about the upcoming event and to also discuss the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on women and girls returning to sport.