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Today on The Morning Show Podcast, we start with London Music Office Director Cory Crossman outlining what the city needs to do to secure renewal of its UNESCO City of Music designation. We then head to Puerto Vallarta where London native Dennis McQuaig provides firsthand insight into weekend violence in Mexico and says the situation has since stabilized. Next, National Tax Specialist Gerry Vittoratos explains what Canadians need to know as the 2025 tax-filing season officially begins. We also speak with registered psychologist Dr. Christine Korol about helping kids enjoy sports without putting too much pressure on them. Finally, we discuss the controversy surrounding the Cineplex CEO’s comments suggesting Canadian films are struggling at the box office because of their quality.
On today’s edition of The Morning Show Podcast, Western University professor Marta Dyczok reflects on four years since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and what peace might realistically look like; city hall responds to mounting frustration over traffic calming delays; our weekly panel debates London’s rising 8.2% unemployment rate, the importance of keeping CUSMA intact and whether Ottawa should boost Olympic funding by $144 million after Canada’s eighth-place finish; we discuss whether a $10,000 fine is enough after Real Canadian Superstore’s misleading “Product of Canada” displays; and comedian Lewis Black previews his February 28 show at Centennial Hall.
In today’s edition of The Morning Show Podcast, we begin with Canadians sheltering in place after Mexican forces killed cartel leader “El Mencho,” triggering violence that shut down Puerto Vallarta’s airport and cancelled Canadian flights. We then speak with Mayor Josh Morgan about Canada’s Olympic performance, CUSMA negotiations, the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Trump’s tariffs, assessment growth funding and civility at city hall. Corrine Pohlman from the CFIB weighs in on new U.S. global tariffs and the threat of a 15 per cent levy. We also cover a community-led town hall in Old North on neighbourhood safety, debate whether cities should aggressively collect unpaid fines after a 1987 parking ticket resurfaces, examine Canada’s eighth-place Olympic finish and what it says about our sports system, and close with commentary calling for reform at Hockey Canada to reduce barriers for young players.
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