This week on The Pulse we talk to Ward 1 Councillor Hadleigh McAlister about homelessness and the unequal response seen so far in London, service depots for homeless encampments sparked a lengthy debate at city hall on Tuesday.

Then we'll be joined by political insider Nathan Caranci and community leader Jeremy McCall for the panel, with the budget, homelessness and traffic congestion on the agenda.

And we'll end with a comment about public consultation in London and why it needs to be better.

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This week on The Pulse we review city council's decision to pass restrictions for new resting spaces with some reaction from Sarah Campbell, executive director from Ark Aid Street Mission and Kevin Morrison, general manager of the Old East Village BIA. 

Then former London city councillor John Fyfe-Millar and political consultant Nathan Caranci join us for the panel where we'll talk about London's evolving encampment strategy, the plan for the future of the downtown and the trend of questionable spending at school boards. 

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This week on The Pulse, we spotlight the Shine the Light on Woman Abuse campaign, discussing its importance in raising awareness for women’s safety. Jennifer Dunn, executive director of the London Abused Women's Centre, will join us. 

Cheryl Miller and Roger Caranci are on the panel this week to dive into critical city issues, from the budget to the ongoing challenges of homelessness and encampments as well as the state of transit in London. 

And in The Big Idea, we close with a commentary on homelessness, mental health and why senior levels of governments need to do more. 

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We start the show today talking about home ownership.

Will the federal government's new mortgage rules be a positive for Londoners who want to own a home? Is it time for us to rethink home ownership? Diana Mok is a professor of real estate in the Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics at the University of Guelph and has some thoughts on that.

Roger Caranci and Jeremy McCall stop by for the panel to discuss Justin Trudeau's future, the decision by London Police to return money to city hall, bike lanes and the new school names announced by the Thames Valley District School board.

Finally, we end with today's Big Idea on why you should return to the office -- and its not for the reason you may think.

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It's a pretty common sight to see people playing cricket in London these days. A lot of people in fact. It wasn't always that way, so what has changed?

Cricket has experienced an incredible growth in the Forest City and now boasts two leagues featuring hundreds of players. On this week's episode we talk to Subhash Sharma from Big Bash League about how the sport has grown over the past 20 years.

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The arrival of Labour Day means three things. Summer is (un)officially over, the kids are back in school, and the Western Fair is right around the corner. What's involved in organizing the Western Fair, and what's new this year? Reg Ash, CEO of the Western Fair Association, is this week's guest on The Pulse.

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London Police Chief Thai Truong has an ambitious, an expensive, plan to modernize the police force but what does that mean, exactly. Months after a $672 million budget was approved by police, where do things stand and what's the timeline for modernization? Police response times have been getting longer and longer in recent years, but it appears that, like many other aspects of policing in London, is changing.

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What's the secret to putting on a successful music festival? Since it debuted 20 years ago, Rock the Park has been a hit with music fans in the Forest City. How did it come to be and what's the origin of the name? Brad Jones joins The Pulse to share the origins of the festival and his hope it can run for another 20 years.

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Veganism and vegetarianism is widely accepted today, but that hasn't always been the case. It was viewed a little differently when Oddburger (then named Globally Local) first began in London. Oddburger currently boasts 14 locations with plans to open eight more plus expansion outside of Canada as well. What's the secret to their success?

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Teachers at the elementary and secondary school level are reporting alarming levels of violence in schools. It's not a new issue, but teachers say it has gotten worse since the pandemic. What is happening and what should be done?

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