The Morning Show Podcast - May 13th - brought to you by 980 CFPL

Today’s edition of The Morning Show Podcast begins with a look at a busy meeting at London city hall where councillors voted to keep e-scooters on local streets and pathways, rejected a proposed long-term care and transitional housing project and approved a new housing stability plan aimed at tackling homelessness and affordability concerns. Ward 9 Councillor Anna Hopkins joins the show to discuss e-scooters and why council is urging Ontario to move faster on permanent provincewide regulations. Education analyst and former principal Debbie Kasman explains why Ontario’s education minister says school boards under provincial supervision will not regain control until they can stabilize their finances. We also speak with Adam Myers from Canadian Blood Services about new survey results showing many Canadians now view blood donation as an act of patriotism. Plus, we take a look at Ontario’s new 6% milk products and the strange story of the Pope reportedly being hung up on after calling his bank’s customer service line.