Today’s episode of The Morning Show Podcast begins with a discussion on whether London should lower the threshold for opening temporary warming centres during extreme cold, followed by an interview with Mayor Josh Morgan on the opening of the micro modular shelter site and the city’s winter response. The show then turns to an interview with Western researcher Cheryl Forchuk on the impact the end of federal homelessness funding could have on local services. From there, attention shifts to calls for an apology to Canadian veterans following comments by U.S. President Donald Trump, before a look at London’s second homicide of 2026 and police efforts to gather public tips. The episode also covers how the city is managing a province-wide road salt shortage and the everyday frustrations of parking, and wraps up with an interview highlighting the London Children’s Museum’s first full year at its new location, where attendance more than doubled to 250,000.