On today’s edition of The Morning Show Podcast, we kick things off with Global News Chief Meteorologist Anthony Farnell breaking down the first day of spring and what to expect after a turbulent winter, then Mike Moffatt explains why many Canadians are stuck in their starter homes amid rising costs and limited supply, followed by Mike Stubbs previewing a crucial final stretch for the London Knights as they battle for home ice advantage, Alastair Whitehead joins us to talk about Canada’s first-ever Cider Salon coming to Heeman’s Cellars, and we wrap up with Buck Martinez being honoured by the Toronto Blue Jays as part of their 50th season celebrations.

On today’s edition of The Morning Show Podcast, we start with Defence Minister David McGuinty breaking down a $1.4-billion federal push to boost ammunition production, including a major investment in Ingersoll, before shifting to a heated debate over self-defence laws as Premier Doug Ford backs a homeowner who shot an intruder and Conservatives propose new legislation. We then speak with policy analyst Angus Lockhart about how seniors are being unknowingly used in online scams, followed by the weekly panel tackling Ford’s low approval rating one year into his third term and what London’s spring garbage problem says about civic pride. We wrap with a bizarre story of a man hospitalized after turning blue—only to discover his bedsheets were to blame.