On today’s episode, Global News Queen’s Park reporter Colin D’Mello joins us to break down the end of the spring session at the Ontario legislature and what the Ford government is planning for the months ahead. Our Thursday panel with John Fyfe-Millar and Ryan Gauss looks at the big city-building questions facing London, plus how a new survey from People for Education is shaping the conversation about what schools should be teaching. We talk with professional bull rider Ashton Sahli ahead of the PBR London Classic at Canada Life Place, and a new poll finds that only 6% of people don’t like their first name.

On today's show: Doug Ford says it’s up to Donald Trump to smooth over rising tensions with Canada, while Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley warns of the local fallout at the border. We check in with LSTAR president Dale Marsh on another home sales slump, speak with Dr. Mario Elia about the rise of AI in medicine, and explore why Gen Z is increasingly turning away from cooking.