The Morning Show with Devon Peacock

London's municipal election is now just one month away as voters prepare to choose the city's next mayor and council. We continue our election coverage with Ward 2 candidate and Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis and Ward 7 candidate Dan Meinen, who share their visions for their wards and the city. Heidi and her daughter Andi join us to talk about their school fundraiser supporting the Terry Fox Foundation. Children’s Health Foundation president and CEO Scott Fortnum discusses Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and the importance of supporting children and families facing cancer. We also look at the Northwest Territories becoming the latest jurisdiction to stay on daylight time year-round and whether Ontario is increasingly likely to follow, and we wrap up with a debate over whether bringing an iced coffee to a job interview is unprofessional.

Western Homecoming is here and Acting Deputy London Police Chief Chris Churney explains how officers are preparing for the large crowds expected this weekend. We look at mayoral candidate Susan Stevenson’s promises for a BRT audit and changes to transit safety, before retail analyst Bruce Winder examines shifts in Canada’s labour market and what they could mean for wages and affordability. Western University PhD candidate Joy Adebisi explains why more trees aren’t always better when it comes to fighting climate change, while Ollie Neeb and director Lezlie Wade take us behind the scenes of the High School Project production of School of Rock ahead of opening night at the Grand Theatre. Plus, we have the bizarre story of a woman who accidentally buried herself after falling into a backyard sinkhole on her birthday, and we wrap up with a look at what’s happening around London this weekend.