The Morning Show Podcast - Mar 10th - brought to you by 980 CFPL

London Police Chief Thai Truong joins us to discuss increased police presence around places of worship and community gathering spaces as tensions surrounding the Iran war continue, along with efforts to improve police response times in the city. We then recap a lengthy city hall committee meeting where councillors moved to tighten rules for Airbnb hosts, ordered staff to look into London’s growing rat problem and were told they cannot regulate harm reduction kit distribution because it falls under provincial jurisdiction. On the weekly panel, Roger Caranci and Murray Faulkner debate how long the Iran war could last, what Canada’s role should be and whether rising oil prices could impact the economy, while also discussing the cyber attack at the Middlesex-London Health Unit and whether senior levels of government should do more to protect municipal institutions. We also look at MPs debating the Iran war in Ottawa and hear the latest update from the health unit on its cybersecurity incident. Later, Grand Theatre Artistic Director Rachel Peake previews the upcoming 2026-27 season titled “A Grand Time,” and we wrap up with a look at a new Microsoft Teams feature that could allow employers to see where their staff are working in real time.